... Shakespearean company, graduated to child roles in melodrama at Drury Lane, and in The Water Babies at the Garrick Theatre London She studied dancing with John d Auban, ballet master at Drury Lane In 1909 she met Raymond Dun can. brother of the American dancer ...

... conductor after World War II. being particularly associated with Noel Coward and conducting Pacific 1860,' which reopened Drury Lane in 1946 His last West End show was And So To Bed in 1951 By this time, with the aid of arranger Ronald Binge, he had developed ...

... successfully auditioned for the Re* Grey Dancers, and. approved by Ann Bishop became a regular feature at the London Room Drury Lane There he met and became friendly with the Nolan Sisters whose en thusiastic accounts of showbiz activ ities in their hometown ...

... Bye Bye Birdie (two Tonys), Hello Dolly! (two Tonys) and The Happy Time (two Tonys) In London he staged Hello, Dolly' at Drury Lane and I Do! I Do' at the Lyric Champion had been admitted to hospital earlier in August suffering from cancer of the lymphoid ...

... the Intimate Theatre, Palmers Green for 18 years, he began his career as a call boy for Ivor Novello at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in the thirties. During World War II. he worked with EN- SA in the Middle East and gave forces radio broadcasts. After leaving ...

... ton Hospital on June 17 after a short illness. He appeared in many West End musicals from the fifties onwards, notably at Drury Lane. He leaves a widow, Yvonne, and two sons. ...

... Fair Lady. He was in the original Broadway company for just under two years and for 18 months in the London production at Drury Lane. He then went on to repeat his role in the 1964 film version. He continued to be active in the profes sion as recently as ...

... Denville Hall, Northwood on February 8 She was best known in recent years for her role of Mrs Pearce in My Fair Lady at Drury Lane, but had a long career in every branch of the profession, being for a time manageress of the old Lyric, Hammersmith. MISCHEL ...

... Tampa, Florida, where she had resided for the last 30 years She is survived by her son George Hoare of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. ...

... demand and was in The Happy Hypocrite with Ivor Novello at His Majesty's, followed Ena Burrelf in Crest of the Wave at Drury Lane, and toured in Plays and Music with Beatrice Lillie and Vic Oliver She was outstanding in The Gate Revue, joined Norman ...

... Gardes 16.8) St Martina The Mousetrap Savoy Noise. Off Shefteebury Run For Your Wife Strand The Real Thing Theatre RoyaV Drury Lane The Pirataa of Penzence Theatre Royal Haymarket Heartbreak House Theatre Royal/ Stratford Welcome Home Jecko Vaudeville ...

... his career as a chorus boy for Jack Buchanan in This'll Make You Whistle and later appeared in The Dancing Years at Drury Lane before serving with the 167th Field Ambulance Corps in the Second World War. On release he toured in Peek-a-Boo and in ...