... to charges of plagiarism. This was in 1818. Payne met with harsh and unfair treatment at the hands of the management of Drury Lane, bath financially and otherwise. Finally he decided to open a theatre himself, and he leased Sadler's Wells, ou the outskirts ...

... years since he last saw a cow. 7.15 THE ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE A whole host of stars are on stage at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to celebrate 50 years of television on behalf of the Entertainment Artistes' Benevolent Fund NEWS AND SPORT/ WEATHER 8 ...

... movement (4) 16. European country whose rivers include the Ebro (5) 18. Edmund, English actor who made his first appearance at Drury Lane as Shylock in 1814 (4) 20. Henrik, Norwegian dramatist who authored A Doll's House (5) 21. In music, an interval of four ...

... Science Preparatory Maths, ■Q.O.O■ FILM 9.05 Nell Gwyn. The story of orange seller Nell Gwyn's rise to fame, firstly on the Drury Lane stage and then as the favourite mistress of King Charles 11. 10.15 It's That Meal Again Michael Barry conducts a six-weeks ...

... Square, but now it's the turn of the small-screen to enter the spotlight. The event will take place at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and is expected to feature many of the most popular TV stars around handing out awards to their peers. Among those taking ...

... O'TOOLE has his horse in fine form at the moment but he looked shocked after Drury Lane came through very late for comfortable win in a winners hurdle at Tipperary. Drury Lane, a fouryear-old by Nijinsky, was the medium of a massive gamble on his racecourse ...

... News; Weather 10.15 The Uoyds Bank BAFTA Awards Michael Aspel is your host for a starstudded evening at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 12.15 Prisoner Cell Block H Meg and Dennis suspect Joan of attempted murder. 1.10 Quiz Night Battle of the hostelries, ...

... Television Awards 6807 Graham Norton hosts the annual ceremony celebrating the best of British television from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Michael Palin, Matt Lucas and David Walliams, Paul Merton and Julia Davis are among the nominees hoping to walk off with ...

... 'Chary Ripe fame. He .ion became a proficient musicale, and frequently act-d as deputy for Tom Cooke as inimical director at Drury Lane, a position now occupied by my friend and vouvryman. Mack a y (lover . Balfe's further career is too will known -to dwell ...

... 10.30 FILM: The Great Garrick. David Garrick, the distinguished 18th century British actor, is completing a play at the Drury Lane Theatre, London. He tells the audience that he is about to work at the Comedie Francaise in Parish and makes a facetious ...

... Whltly and seven children, the eldest being a son seventeen years of age, have for some time occupied a front attic court In Drury lane. Between six and seven o’clock in the morning a man named Richaid Maddison, who lived on the opposite side of the court ...

... Southern (1660 —1746) made seven hundrw pcunde one play. In the Isabella the latter author, Mrs. Siddons made her d€brt Drury Lane 1782. Dryden does not seem ha' - ® made so much by hi* plays ; and thought himself lucky if brought one hundred pounds. ...