... which he was well adapted in appearance. He played it more than 1,400 times. Also to be re membered is his appearance at j Drury Lane in 1923 as Edmund Kean in Ned Kean of Old Drury. The piece, it will be re- 1 called, failed to attract. But so struck was ...

... Brewster. He came to London in 1934. playing Billy Crocker in AnyKhing Goes at the Palace. Jack Harding io Rise and Shine t Drury Lane, and Phil Dolan III in On Your Toes at rhe Palace. He also appeared in vaudevitle, cabaret, televisioa and numreous films ...

... May- time. Blossom Time. Mav Wine, and Melody. His. best- known works were two that scored outstanding successes at Drury Lane The Desert Song in 1927 and New Moon in 1929 and The Student Prince. produced at His Majesty's in 1926. Altogether he ...

... End stage about 12 years ago. Before the war she ap peared in several musicals, her first London stage part being in the Drury Lane production of The Sun Never Sets. Later she was in Summer in December at the Comedy, and. after louring in Lisbon Story ...

... ing Julia. He appeared in a vast number of productions right up to the time of his death shows such as Stolen Orders at Drury Lane, revues at the Empire in Leicester Square, The Garden of Allah at the Lane, Sweet Lavender at the St James's, The Blue Kitten ...

... he was a nephew of Miss Sallie Turner. Mr. Turner is best known for his excellent performances of the low comedy in the Drury Lane plays on tour under the Harris management. His Spoffkins in Human Nature will especially be remembered Latterly he had played ...

... Duchess at the Globe, Mr. Fitch in Dinner at Eight at the Palace, and Mac Morris and Burgundy in Henry the Fifth at Drury Lane. He played leads in South Africa with Phyllis Neilson-Terry's company, toured with the Old Vic company and ENSA. and played ...

... period of five years, reappearing at Drury Lane, September. 1899, in Hearts are Trumps. He appeared at tho Gaiety, February, 1900, as Piko iu The Messenger Boy at tho Adelphi, 1905. in The Queen of Society at Drury Lane, Septem. ber, 1903. Lord Sutton in ...

... in matters of stage engineering. Many productions from My Fair Lady to Catch my Soul and almost every London theatre from Drury Lane to the Haymarket, as well as many theatres in the country bear evidence of this. ...

... Vagabond King and The Three Musketeers, pos sessing a fine singing voice and a swaggering romantic stage pre sence. He came to Drury Lane in 1930 in The Three Muske teers and later to the Saville in Command Performance. In America he played Richard of Bordeaux ...

... his j acting career at the Old Adelphi in 1&75, playing juvenile parts there and at the Princess's until 1877. He was at Drury Lane in 1879, aitd appeared the same year at the Lyceum, with Irving, when The Trial of Pickwick was put on there with Two ...

... years he wa principal tenor with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, and was ihe original Sid-cl-Kar in The Desert Song at Drury Lane in 1927. Since then he had played tenor leads in The New Moon. The Chocolate Soldier, and The Duharry, and toured South ...