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... the first performance at the same theatre Watts Phillip’s drama Paper Wings,” Toole {sustained the part William Kite ; at Drury Lane, in a drama by the same author, A story of ’45,” he acted tlie role of Enoch Flicker. March 1, 1862, the first performance ...

... Pr-odipal Daughter,” “ Human Nature/’ “ Siilocs Knot,” &c., arrangement with the late SIR AUGUSTUS HARRIS, the Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres. London, from whom was fmtunate enough to secure the ENT I RE RIGHTS FOR SCO (Theatre and Fit-Up Towns), thia ...

... 1957, she took London by storm in a famed revival of ‘Carmen’ at the Royal Opera House. Earlier, she had made her name at Drury Lane, singing in the musicals ‘South Pacific’ and ‘The Kings and I'. ...

... also sung for Sadler's Wells, Scottish Opera and the Welsh National Opera. He co-starred with Robert Morley in “Fanny” at Drury Lane for a year and also starred in “Four to the Bar” which had a very successful run at London’s Criterion Theatre. When he ...

... is why | was particularly disappointed to hear of the collapse of the tour of SWEENEY TODD. | had seen this at London's Drury Lane Theatre, and felt that the melodrama was swamped by the barn-like atmosphere of the venue. | thought that it might have ...

... film, the period of which is early nineteenth century, during the time of the Napoleonic wars. Miss Harvey plays the part Drury Lane ballet dancer who. through a series of unexpected events, finds herself in toreign country favourite the Duke of Also showing ...

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... are producing Rogers’ and Hammerstein's ever popular musical “Carousel”. This was the show that followed “Oaklahoma” into Drury Lane ond proved just as sucessful. When you listen to the songs — “June Is Bustin’ Out All Over”, “What's The Use Of Wonderin” ...

... 1890, and in the following year came the “Humours of Cynicus” and “Symbols and Metaphors.' The Cynicus Publishing Company Drury’ Lane had become a very busy concern. Leaving London, Mr Martin Anderson returned his native country, and opened large studio ...

... Vittoria Gui with Victoria de los Angeles, Sesto Bruscantini and Luigi Alva. He co-starred with Robert Morley in “Fanny”’ at Drury Lane for a year, and also starred in a revue “Four to the Bar” which had a successful run at the Criterion Theatre, London. He ...