... Evelyn Laye (February 22, page 27) references were made to her performance in a touring production of Glamorous Nights at Drury Lane in 1992 and her perfor mance at the London Palladium later that year. However no mention was made of her accompanist, the ...

... the photograph, still exists? Further family informa tion suggests that Charles was a theatrical 'angel', connected with Drury Lane and the Dolly Sisters. I should be grateful to hear from anyone with further knowledge or details. Dennis Harrison e-mail: ...

... Queen of Hearts. At Brighton she was intro duced to Augustus Harris, who wanted her to appear the Christmas following at Drury Lane. Since he was forced to make his arrange ments so far ahead, he had already engaged Nelly Power to play the star part. Tilly ...

... Toole engagements. Of the E. T. Smith management I know nothing, but with reference to the late P. B. Chattcrton s regime^ Drury Lane, I would point out-- my relative being powerless to defend himself-- that sixteen years' management of the National Theatre ...

... Independent Television Authority which it created In reply to Mr. Croasdell's letter it should be stated that at the famous Drury Lane meeting there were quite a number of members who abstained from voting either way because they were not entirely satisfied ...

... complimentary tickets sent by various box office managers during the past year, notably those of the Victoria Palace and Drury Lane. We would particularly like to record the generosity, of Diana Rigg and the cast of Pygmalion at the Albery. who personally ...

... am therefore horrified to see what I hope is not going to be a new trend; i Not in Front of the Audience, open- ing at Drury Lane on April 12, has Stalls I and Circle priced at £8.50, the Upper I Circle at £7 and the Balcony at £5.50. i With the ancillary ...

... cognizant of existing London thoroughfares perpetuating names of theatrical celebrities, some of which could be found near Drury Lane. Here they are -all near The Stage office: Betterton, Keeley, Macklin, Kemble, Garrick, and Kean Streets. Well, London borough ...

... workshop and rehearsal facilities to be built at Floral Street. The capacity of the Lyceum exceeds the Opera House by 733, and Drury Lane by 603, thus bringing Lilian Baylis' ideal of ballet for all that much nearer practical fulfilment. Fortunately the welcome ...

... of Lincoln Theatre Royal, it never seems to be mentioned that the frontage on to the street used to look like a miniature Drury Lane or Haymarket Theatre. There were pil lars, a pediment, and a good foyer. These were removed when Clasketgate was widened ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sir, It may interest Mr. H- Darnley to know that in 1892-3 at Drury Lane in the pantomlmV Little Bo-Peep, Red Ridiili, Hood, and Hop O' My Thumb, in ,-ene 1 Dan Leno sang 1 All Thro' a Little Pieoe of Bacon.', and later ...

... present, I have not the slightest inten tion' of doing so.--I am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, AGNES HEWITT --Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 20th January 1890. ...