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... snatched at as a and the English Midlands! avoid their s' haring the same ew Zea- The stirring words came st, 1745, r of the Drury Lane King” was rate morale booster. The song merely became anthem tune with and pertinent point: from Burns’s pen in a. re- “Rather ...
... hide two fairly mediocre deen, and George Berwick, from the musical that opened records. the holder of several North- at Drury Lane's famous One. with a nightmarish Theatre Royal this summer It face on front and what seems | east records. a biblical theme ...
... year is Ruby Melvin, daughter of wellknown Aberdonian actor S Melvin, who played seven consecutive years is the Dame in Drury Lane pantomimes of the Thirties, Also on Arbroath this week, Neil Simon’s Barefoot In the Park”, presented by the Abbey Theatre ...
... surely, will never die. The amazing thing about pantomime, from the time of the first production of “Robinson Crusoe” at Drury Lane on January 29, 1781, is that it is still going strong. I admit that, from time to time, there have been innovations such ...
... was far cry Indeed from the glittering London theatres of the Regency period the King s, Haymarket or the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. The audience, too, had greatly changed in character. Th^oner^JilOjoujjjhjyj AORICULTUUI.. c«hi«ai revival nowaday* denied ...
... excessive jusUficri World premie A musical version of With the Wind.” one world’s biggest film sue is to have its world at Drury Lane, London May. ...
... dallghtad expressions first English pantomime was staged John Weever, th« hLauellna Low and Sandra Lunan they step for- of Drury Lane in 1702. After this there came into the ward to perform their own party pioco at a recant famous Italian characters Harlequin ...
... Theatre, London, and “Gone with the Wind,” the classic which became the world’s top grossing' film, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Professor David Oaiches of Sussex University, the ’ > leading authority on the work Robert Burns and other Scottish literature ...
... made possible the rise of Hitler and the excesses that resulted from his period of dominance of German thought. The magic Drury Lane DRUHY LANE, by Brian HOW Dobbs. Ca**ell: 13,7.5, goii .THERE Is almost a magical re ring to the name Drury aun , Lane and ...
... Early Interviews will be arranged locally. Please write to: A. Tenge, Esq., Music For Pleasure Limited, Victoria Estate. Drury Lane. Holllnwood. Oldham, Lancs. (Alt applications will acknowledged.) » OTHER ACCOMMODATION 37 CLERICAL A SHOP WORK ...
... Early interviews will be arranged locally. Please write to: A. Tdnge, Esq., Music For Pleasure Limited. Victoria Estate. Drury Lane. Hollinwood, Oldham, Lancs. (All applications will be acknowledged.) ...
... £150,000 ject- of died in March. ■ But although “Nanette” has not stood the test of time, it is bound to become another Drury Lane box office hit. The first night audience loved th.e waves of nostalgia that washed over them. The old hit songs. I want' ...