... London Evening classes in Scottish Gaelic, which started last September at the City Literary Institute, Stukeley Street, Drury Lane, London, have proved so popular that it is proposed this year to extend them to the Irish language. ...

... remember a closer pse — for the leg;ndary star, who died aged 83 at her California home, sm:‘:QGQ in London pla'H:ng at Drury Lane. e actress, by then in her late 50s, lived in two-and-a-half suites at the Sav% with her third husband William Marshall ...

... Bo'ness Welcome Home Fund Committee. ——— Watchman Hurt In ’ Night Raid Summoned by a 999 call to Trust Houses Ltd.,, in Drury Lane, London, a mobile police squad to-day found that the night watchman Kad been injured, the premises raided, and the telephone ...

... best-loved songs. died in Boston, U.S.A. Horn, born in Westminster, wrote more than{a dozen operas and was leading tenor at Drury Lane Theatre in the 1820’s. But he is remembered best of all for “Cherry Ripe,” made famous by Madame Vestris, who introduced ...

... is a sheer joy for young and old. Haymarket, Theatre of Perfection. By W. MACQUEEN-POPE. (W: H. Allen. 17/6.) 1 Nert to Drury Lane Gnd mjs Majesty’s the Haymarket Theatre comes next in affection in the hearts of theatre-goers in Londopn_ The history is ...

... — Book Review. 10.15-—Gaelic Lesson. 10.35~— gaclsie News 10.45—Talk 11.0-11.3— ews, LIGHT PROGRAMME 6.15—* Memories of Drury Lane.” 7.0— Radio Newsreel. 7.3o—'* Up the Pole.” B.o—* GONXO ;R?M JTHE SHOwSs.” B.4s—°* Variety Fanfare.’ ’ 9.30—' MUSIC IN ...

... roaramme parade. 7.l¥:M§¥:.' lvr}g tl\gusic. a 7.5%”;'; Rgafinfl- 71.55~— pae,-‘;d; % g.is-—Orch'estra' of the !i‘rttgau: Royal, Drury Lane. 9.o—Morton Lyon and Octet. g.fi-——necital. 60.15———Service. 10.350—A~L ur Dulay and rchestg;_,_&l_o 10 Sewinald Foort (organ) ...

... was returning from Bolton House on February 24 1809, when he saw the sky all red with the reflection from the burning of Drury Lane Theatre. He was a patient of Joanna’s brother, Matthew, physician to ...

... motion picture was still more of a curigsity than a serious competitor to other forms of entertainment, and drama, whether at Drury Lane or in some humble place in a back street, was at the height of its popularity, there were, touring the country, 100 little ...

... places ” on the stage is Iris Russell, now apfiearing, in Albert de Courville’s “Lute Song” at the Winter Garden Theatre, Drury Lane, London. “Lute Song,” it is stated, was first produced in China in 1404, and is one of the five great plays of China,. - ...

... was remainlnf indoors to-day because of her cold. Last night the Princess wWas unable to attend the fala perform: ance at Drury Lane, ondon, in aid of King George's Fund for Sailors. Symptoms of the cold developed yesterday afternoon. . Kilsyth Town Council ...

... more than 200 years ago by Joseph Mitchell. This is believed to be the first performance since the opera was produced at Drury Lane in 1731. We are indebted to Dr Tom M‘Court, director of music at Moray House Training College, for the opportunity of enjoying ...