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... which the late Cart© opened his English Opera House, now the Palace Theatre. Subsequently sang under the lab© Sir A, Harria Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and of recent years has been leading tenor with the Moody-Manners Company. was the first sing the part ...
... announcements. 6.30 —8.8.0. Theatre Orchestra. 7.30 Norwegian news. 7.45—“ My Baby was Born in Moscow Talk. B.o— The Stones of Drury Lane (No. 7); Romance and Drama of London’s famous playhouse. 8.30—8.8. C. Scottish Orchestra. 9.0 News. 9.20—“ The Next of Kin”; ...
... FOR THE FORCES 3.30—D0n Felipe’s Cuban Caballeros. 4.o—Programme on th# Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 4.30 Home Service. s.o—Billy Mason in Pianofortea.” 5.15—“ Ack-Ack, Beer-Beer.” 6.o—News in Dutch and French. 6.3fr—New Zealand News-Letter. 6.4o—Popular ...
... a motor lorry while riding a bicycle in Stratford Road, Shirley, last night. 'Another cyclist, George Henry Sutheran, of Drury Lane, Solihull, was knocked down bj a lorry in Warwick Road, Solihull, to-day. He received a broken collar-bone and arm, severe ...
... In bis report on the lecture the “Referee critio says:—* While disclaiming any wish to suggest that Mr. James Glover, of Drury Lane fame, was better musician than Sir Charles Stanford, he claimed for (he former that his work was a practical kind for which ...
... pMMonalljr-oond acted Tour. DeoMaber 4 Days. £2 8» Od.. 5 Day*. £2 19a. 8 Day*, £4 9* 3d . Inolodiof Rail. Drivaa. Hotel, •tc -DRURY LANE PANTOMIME. January 22ad. 25Wi 30th. lai. Sth. 6th. 13th 220 d 28th. March lat. Bih incloding Rail Hot in Dtoiaa Cbr, liwarrwd ...
... Evered and Go., brassfoundera. Smethwick, Binmngham, Drury Lane, London, who died on the 7th of November Hot ley, Surrey, op pom ted Mr. Robert Hart, of Diva Road. Putney, Mr. Bartlett, Drury Lane, and Mr. Robert Pulaford. of Surrey Street, Strand, executors ...
... e County Council is to build new library in Solihull at a cost of £] ...
... AMUSEMENTS MlDland HoYAL. 4-3-D-5. «t 5.30. To-morrcw at 2.0 i 6.0 Great Drury Lane Musical Play, Show Boat,” « With, Company of over 100. Week: HIGH TEMPERATURE. of W ales to-day & sat, 2.50 &6. ~” RRV WELCHMAN, TESSA DEANE in E MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS ...
... Orchestra: Parry Jones (tenor), Clifford Curzon (piano). 7.30 —Norwegian news. 7.4s—The Human Body: talk. 8.0 “The Stones of Drury Lane” (No. 6): Edmund Kean, 8.30 —Revue. 9.0 News. 9.20—“ The Millionairess”: play Bernard ShaW. 10.10—Songs of Schumann, sung ...
... electrician’s labourer, was before the Bow Street magistrate* to-day charged with the murder Charles Uoncfcton, ‘super” at Drury Lane Theatre. According to evidence already given, the prisoner, who employed the theatre, fought with in Catherine Street. fell ...
... youth named Patrick Cummings, liring in Fox Street, was charged with stabbing Robert Fleming, another youth, residing in Drury Lane. Bridget Cummings, the prisoner's sister, preferred a charge of assault against the prosecutor’s brother, John Fleming. ...