... organiser, Mr. Edmans, who explained the traditions and rules. After lunch in St. James's Park the party saw “Oklahoma” at Drury Lane |Theatre, and in the evening went for a trip on the river. Brigstock W.I. | At Brigstock Women's Institute monthly meeting ...

... Hanford are also going |cipals. home. The third seaman,l In 1936 Miss Honer was bql- Gerald E. Leech, is remaining‘lerina at Drury Lane, and in in the ship, which to-day left 1945 principal dancer at the Miami to continue its inter-|Duke of York’s Theatre ...

... (Continued in next column) ! EMPLOYER and host of the excursionists, Mr. John White (left) headed a double-family party at Drury Lane, where hundreds of his | employees enjoyed “Okla- | homa.” The group includes | Miss Jacqueline White | (seventh from left) ...

... SHOE WORKERS CREAT DAY i John White Employees Go (o Drury Lane Northamp. | tonshire Evening | Telegraph, 3 Monday, : ‘.lum 20, 1949 \. N R PP & ‘ P“) 5. A{ ?x § f\‘ -3 ;‘i “; ,*ggf ‘ - ! ) 25 ) P P - 2 TP P LA ; e & avy 37, 5! VR AN i ~ PR &9 H ;:’?s ...

... Company in 1935, staying with them for a l’gem' and glaying leading parts. In 1938 he reached the London s—‘fif’ glnyed at Drury Lane in “The un Never Sets,” with Edna Best, and at The Gate in “Serena Blandish,” with Vivien Leigh. In the same year he was ...

... IN THE FAMILY His grandfather, the late William Morton, was a panto‘mimist at Drury Lane some 60 years ago, and l‘;is mother was working there in the same line at the age of eight. l Gerry himself has been a solo performer since he was twelve, so that ...

... made his first appearance in this country at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, and atter a resounding success there went to Drury Lane where he played to packed houses in Shakespeare, The play is preceded by study of Betty, but will try to show the emotional ...

... 12.0—Family Favourites. I.ls—Sweet Serenade. 2.o—Have a Go. 230— Down Your Way. 3.3o—Take It From Here. 4.o—Memories of Drury Lane. 445—Who's Who. s.ls—Family Favourites, 545— E:nd Parade. 6.3o—Ray’s a 7.o—News and Radio News-: reel. 7.3o—Grand Hotel ...

... Company. lthe hero, a part which Mr. Novello created at Drury Lane. Nicolette Roeg plays the heroine and Muriel Barron has the chief comedy part. There is a full chorus and ballet and an augmented orchestra. )Denms { Checks Up DURING a tour of the Midlands ...

... composed for the 'Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will be presented at the Embassy Theatre, Peterborough, next week. \ Scenes include a West End beauty parlour, a London mansion, the studio of a singing teacher, the stage at Drury Lane, a star’'s dressing room, a ...

... Guards. 3.45 Association Football. 4,45 Harry Roy and his Band 3.30 Sports Report. 6,00 Songs for You. 6,15 Memories of Drury Lane. .00 Nevlls and Radio Newsreel. 7.25 Charles Buchan on today's football 5 7.30 Up the Pole. 8.0 Songs from the Shows. 8 ...

... g. | DANCE PRODUCER | This to version of ;c-.releu um%e iesr pr:-o‘ luced Ralph Reader, who! atthc;tmetheuwwmnm-‘ ning Drury Lane, was dance producer. The story starts in London and moves to China. The varied scenes include a West End beauty parlour ...