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... . GIRDER IN DRURY LANE. Grew ?? _ ; ^ t a m&n tiatae^ aB ' Mallady, living in bit*-- -hi street, Drury lane, London, cut te tnroat with a knife so severely that she )lti £ » precarious state at King's College Hoe- •• _ia__ a( }y was taken to Bow 6treet ...
... not at Drury Lane but at the Stoll Theatre. Perhaps no place in London could be more appropriate for the purpose, as the former Opera House in Kingsway occupies the site of the old Vere Street Theatre, in which Killigrew and his original Drury Lane company ...
... DOWN DRURY LANE Christmas being nearly upon us, no doubt some of you are thinking about buying records for presents. Its always a difficult choice if you don’t know the exact musical taste of friends, to decide just what they would appreciate. ...
... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. A Press Association telegram leceivea l_te last night i says : — ln rnswer to inquiries at Bow Street to-night we j were informed that the woman Johanna Green, the ' paramour of the murdered man, was recaptured this I evening, ...
... VESUVIUS AT DRURY LANE. Mr. Arthur OiUins, the manager of Drary I.ai;c Theatre, returned yesterday Locdon from Siealy. In he the eruptk;i Vannup. ai»J the tpcoUcle imp «i*o'd he introduce ...
... DRURY LANE DRAMA. =ff. ...
... TRAGEDY DRURY LANE. A domestic quarrel, terminating in the violent death a young man named John Kelly, took place the front parlour 4, Denham Yard, Drury Lane, about one o’clock yesterday morning. It is stated that twelve o’clock the deceased, with bis ...
... AT DRURY LANE. A NIGHT MAY,’* (From Ort London Correspondent.) The fir«t performance in England of Rtimky- Korrakolfa tkroc-act Night in May,” was given Sir Joseph Beecham last night Drury Lane. The libretto is derived from Gogol’s novel of the same name ...
... DRURY LANE GHOST Mr. W. Macqueen-Pope, the theatre historian, said the union would be of benefit in keeping out bogus mediums, and that it would, in a sense, be conferring a degree upon its members. Mr. Macqueen-Pope referred to The Ghost of Drury ...
... Repairing Drury Lane T HE main bomb damage to Drury Lane Theatre, the repair of which at a cost of £5.600 has just been authorised, was done on the night of October 15, 1940. At 11.55 a 2,0001b. bomb hit the roof, passed through the gallery, upper circle ...
... DRURY LANE MELODRAMA. “ It reminded me of a scene in a Drury Lane melodrama. The buildings went down g 0 exactly as if they had been =et up simply to be knocked over. One could not beliave without an effort that ono was seeing a real town shelled. . “ ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Coat £500.000, and look Years to complaU. 123.000 People ware employed 'he production. DAILY, AT 2.30 A 7.30. Price*. 6d. S».. pin* T»*. Seats otm taw be hooks* a* Wilson, k, and Ltd.. Parials. sad U OHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT GALLERY ...