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... headed by Duecia Wakefield, a great favourite in the Midlands, who has anocared several Royal Cemmand pet form. ances and Drury Lane nantomimcs. He is brother-in-law to Gracie Fields. Durutie will olaY the Dam-' and will %year most elaborzee costumes includine ...
... numbers of listeners. The !loving Day programs included enfne fine items to suite all tastes. Blue Beard. founded on the Drury Lane pantomime, which was broadcast by the National transmitters at 7.30 p In., mint have been very popular, as 'so must the ...
... C - C-0 yearn back a is the pit Drury Lane pervieted in standing up, preventing thcae behind him from seoing a t u 4 stage. Shouts to him of Sit down! S 4 down! and tbreals to turs him ost'l of no aiail. and ha coolly continuo& his annoyance. At a ...
... Arnold present Ivor Novello's sumptuous spectacle The Dancing Years. Ivor Novello registered his fourth big musical hit at Drury Lane with this production. a record that is likely to stand for all time. Although first produced in 1939. The Dancing Years ...
... 1745. bather Illaturin's grandfather, Charles Robert Maturin, the s.ulicer of the celebrated tragedy Bertram, acted by at Drury Lane, was one of the most eloquent preachers of his time, and curate of St. Peter's, Dublin, at his death. His chief theolcgical ...
... innovation ,a a baked potato ran outside the Standard Theatre. Die familiar cry of All 'cit. All 'Qt, reminding one of Drury Lane A winter's eight. After ten o'clock at night the streets begin to get deserted, and by 11.31, after the theatres are oat ...
... Nuneaton Amateur Operatic Society is to have a show produced by a woman. The society's next production, The Desert Song, the Drury Lane success. is to be staged at the Nuneaton Hippodrome for a week commencing March 9. and Miss Madge Macklin, of London. who ...
... Perapnrt Spites; the NM- War thportanian : a Li.t ter the neckblock.: ii r.grertablo anridoot 9 , a Drs.* n., ••Conderella at Drury Lane. .• , • for Tailor tilw day ii cr topiel. for all taoos. ...
... Operatic Society is producing all next week at the Hippodrome the great mu,ieal play Rose Marie. which had such a run at Drury Lane. Bookings have extremels heavy dr. ing the week and although most of the availal.!,. •oats have been secured there are still ...
... already. It holds the longest run of any musical play during the war, it holds the longest run of any play' produced at Drury Lane, and also at the Adelphi, and it has taken morel than any other musical play ever produced, despite all forms of blitz. ...
... , and fet the purpose of carrying out the alterations. Lii Christmas. ere ether theatre, is London which t• be non than Drury Lane. ...
... with Tallulah hankhead, William Bench!' and Walter bleask. There will be an excellent supporting program. HIPP4JDROME. The Drury Lane i,,inttly that boa miUiuua is successful un every revival. piet es ••Tho Sung' as one of the greatest romances of ri:crnt ...