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... explained that the whole matter arose out of an invitation which was sent to the. Bishop of London to come to a soiree at Drury Lane Theatre, under the auspices of the Guild His Lordship asked Mr. Headlem to call upon him at Fulham Palace, and there condemned ...
... Percy Pitt will take his place. Mr. Forbes Robertson has made arrangements to com- mence his farewell season in London at Drury Lane just after Easter. In all proba- bility he will open with “Hamlet,’’ and his final selection of plays includes “The Pass- ...
... Parade 011 June 4. Other Iloval engagements in the near future are: The attendance of the King and Queen the Gala Matinee Drury Lane Theatre in aid of the funds of the Hertford British Hospital Paris; and the Duke and of York at the ball in aid of the Marie ...
... class dwellings at Old Oak Common, Uxbridge Road; Boundary Street Estate, Bcthnal Grocn; and Bruce House, Kcmblo Street, Drury Lane. They were subsequently entertained luncheon by the Vice-Chairman the London County Council and afterwards witnessed a display ...
... Orchestra. 7.—Fanny Burney, by Raymond Mortimer, with Celia Johnson. 7.3o.—News (Norwegian). 7.45.—The Human Body. B.—Stones of Drury Lane. B.3o.—Free Men's Charter. 9.—News. 9-.20. —Japan Wants the Earth, Part 4. 9.50. —Gramo. 10. —The Ghost Walks on Fridays ...
... Dorcas meetings get their name? ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S QUESTIONS. I.—Charles Reads wrote The Cloister and the Hearth. 2.—Drury Lane Theatre had for many years nightly guard of soldiers. 3. —Long Meg and her Daughters is the name a stone circle in Cumberland ...
... convey them to the West End for tea. Afterwards time was afforded for sightseeing, etc., before members made their way to Drury Lane, where some 80 Gloucestrians found reserved accommodation awaiting for the pantomime Cinderella, which was greatly enjoyed ...
... 15—Yesterday in Parliament. 10.30—8.8.C. Welsh Orchestra. 11.0—The Crucifixion. 12.0 —People's Service 12.30—Memories of Drury Lane. I.ls—Sports Parade. I.3o—The Music Box. 2.o—Time, Easter Bandstand. 2.45 —Cycle Racing. 3.o—Carnival. 3.4s—Cycle Racing ...
... created the leading part m Seat* the Mighty,'' when Mr. Tree opened Her Majesty Theatre, and in The White Heather at Drury Lane. ...
... seriously ill Ramsgate, much better this morning, but is crt ill confined to his bed. Mr. Harry Nicholls, the well-known Drury Lane actor, who ill from typhoid fever, very critical condition. In Heywood and district the vaccination laws are being resisted ...
... that Major Bui- lough was subject to the jurisdiction of those courts. It was then stated that Major Bullough's address was Drury Lane Farm, Bedmarley, Gloucestershire. The tnarriage took place in 1911 at All Saints' Church, Knightsbridge, when Miss Elsie ...