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... causing such a stir in the provincial theatres that even Garrick heard about it in London and offered her an engagement at Drury Lane. It is reported that in her first appearance as Belvidera some “people of quality” who had come to scoff were moved to tears ...
... (1962) also starring Doris Day. 5.00 The BBC Television Shakespeare: ‘The Comedy of Errors’ by William Tt S el 6.55 Sky at Drury Lane play The Sounds of Christmas. 7.45 News on Two; Weather. 7.55 Laurie Lee's ‘Cider with Rosie.’ Screenplay by Hugh Whitmore ...
... very much like one of the admiring phrases in which people are wont to describe some of the beauties of the pantowine at Drury Lane, or the brilliaat, dazzling effects of the ballet, at the Empire or the Alhambra. But it really was not any such outburst ...
... Duchess of York, HRH Princess Alexandra, and The Hon. Angus Ogilvy. 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 8.40 News; Sport 8.55 The ...
... escaped suffered cousiderably before thiay succeeded in finding places of refuge. The pantowmine was Bluetend, as played at Drury Lane two years ago, and wost of the stage set tings were those used in the original London production. A stained glass window ...
... familiar. No longer are they to be found in Whiteball, pacing backwards and forwards before tbhe Government Offices. At Drury Lane, where “*his Majesty's servants” performed, the scarlet-coated guards have disappeared ; so, too, at the Royal Opera House ...
... executed in Newgate Jail on Tuesday morning for murdering Mary Kenealy, aged four years, in a house in Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, London. The crime was of a repulsive character’ The little girl was found dead with a terrible wound in the tbhroat. The ...
... Prince Cnarles EdwarC, were sweeping southwara, and it secmed that London might be invaaed. At the end of a performance at Drury Lane an actress spontareously sang the Anthem. The resporse was so great that the National Anthem was sung cvery might after ...
... and «Martha’”’ “Martha” was rcmodelled from a ballet and as “Lady Henriette” qu'ckly spread ali over the world and reached Drury Lane London, in 1849. An excellent cast of selected vocalists is to present this opera on Thursday, 24th July. The performarce ...
... of the rolling Wiltshire Downs, which rejoiced in the drama organised by Mr. McEvoy. Sir Herbert Tree, in his speech at Drury Lane in favour of a people’s theatre, said — The love of the theatre is implanted in every child’s breast—wi‘ness the wonderful ...
... 20s to those compelled to serve on juries. “ Chantecler” in London Mr Edmund Rostand’s “ Chantecler ' will be produced at Drury lane on Juue 27 in French, with the same company, dresses and scens ry as bave been attracting Parisians in thousands. Sad Outcome ...
... that she had known the late Lord Lurgan (his father) extremely well while he was one of the directors of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Marie Burke recalls frequent occasions on which he brought his son behind-stage to show him conditions ‘‘behind the scenes ...