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... rriend.&‘ of the Women's Conservative Association went to London on‘ October 5 to see “Hello | Dolly” at the Theatre Royal,l Drury Lane. | A coach load of patients | from Fairfield Hospital were entertained by the Women's Institute 1n the Central Hfl”i on October ...
... shown in this cinema. It 'Oklahoma'' film version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical which ran for three years Drury Lane. Starring roles to Gordon Macrae. Shirley Jones. Rod Steiger and Gloria Orahame The film is rich In fine music, and Is wonderful ...
... who escaped suffered considerably before they succeeded finding places of refuge. The pantomime was “Bluebeard,” as played Drury Lane two years ago, and most of the stage settings were those used in the original London production. ...
... G. Turner and had a picnic lunch. Members and friends of the Townswomen’s Guild went by coach to London on July 19. At Drury Lane Theatre they saw Gone With The Wind. Miss Cattle made the arrangements. The first special effort in aid of the organ repair ...
... case, for though the stage was small, the enthusiasm of the accomplished cast made tbp audience forget they were not at Drury Lane. The correct atmosphere was soon created, and the submersion the gossips at the end we felt, was well deserved. A talented ...
... house is marble bust of Samuel Whitbread II presented to Lady Elizabeth Whitbread by the subscribers to the rebuilding of Drury Lane Theatre (Samuel Whitbread was largely responsible for rebuilding this theatre after Sheridan’s had been burnt down). There ...
... OperaComiquc, Lyceum, Royalty, Duke’s, Alexandra Park, Camden Town, Standard, Surrey, Olympic, the old Her Majesty’s, and Drury Lane. ARCHDUKES NARROW ESCAPE. The Archduke Ludwig Victor, brother to the Emperor Francis Joseph, had narrow escape on Saturday ...
... appointment. ONE of the greatest stage successes of our time, CARELESS RAPTURE,” was originally turned down by the _ - I Drury Lane Theatre. This is rOF Hire one o{ any secrets of the 1 stage and stage personalities HIRE TOUR VAC. CLEANER written about ...
... and 1918. Next came a very amusing piece, “My brother George's Tragedy.” a humorous explanation of the non-appearance on Drury Lane boards of a tragedy—a terrible tragedy In which there were any number of villainous murders —written by the speak, er's ...
... patrons being unable to gain admittance. The show, which is produced kind permission of the manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, proved fully to the expectations of the audience and the talented company won golden opinions everywhere. The party ...
... ‘Evolution of Scenery’. He gave a fascinating talk, covering the period when he was Stage Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, to the formation of his own company, which came to Biggleswade in 1976. A number of well liked TV series have been supplied ...
... and liberties and who has declared himself the friend of. treason It should explained that Capt- Polhill was proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre —hence the above reference to filling his theatre * * * ANOTHER, poster designed to indicate Mr. PolhiU's inconsistency ...