... Fayne, Vincent Lawson, The Chevalier Brothers, Beryl May and Pat Warner; compere, Lionel tiamlin, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 8.30 Northern programme. 9.30 Mueic for Dancing: Herman Darowski and hia New Melody Rhythm Band. 10.0—Time Signal from ...

... do the flies go to in the wintertime?” Sir Oswald Stoll has nelped to solve the mystery by including many members of the Drury-lane pantomime in the variety bill at the Coliseum this week before they appear on other halls throughout the country. Fay Compton ...

... with Ivan Samson, Billie Sinclair, Gladys Churchman, Audrey Johnson, Michael Watson and Stephen Jack (by permission of the Drury Lane Theatre) ; The Little Man in the Boat, a talk by Cedric Venables. 5.45 John Morgan with the latest farming news. 6.0 Midnight ...

... ; adapted g} Geoffrey Dearmer, with ?,‘ a il. ■.s Gladys Young, Valentine „p in> Robertson, Stephen Jack (by P.,I 'f. f Drury Lane Theatre) and ,evI 'tj' 5.0 Pianofortelepathy, a musical F played by David Buchan and P O - n . s.2o—The 8.8.C. Military ...

... Alerte Mediterranec, by Horton Giddy; produced by Peter Creswell, with Jack Allen, Iris Baker, Robin Maule (by permission of Drury Lane Theatre), Olaf Olsen, George dc Warfaz, Leslie Bradley, M. Landale, Geoffrey Wincott, Eric Berry, Paul Vernon, John Blythe ...

... in London yesterday, aged sixty-six. Born in London, he was taught the violin by his father, then the musical director of Drury Lane Theatre, and completed his training at the Guildhall School of Music. He became a theatre violinist when he was fourteen ...

... 1,109 COUPLES MARRIED During 1755 he married 1.109 couples at the chapel. Among them were members of the Drury-lane Company. Garrick, getting hold of the certificate of one of these marriages, had Grierson, Wilkinson's curate, arrested and transported ...

... upon their pails, dancing with a fiddler before them. And saw pretty Nelly (Nell Gwynrie) standing at her lodging's door in Drury Lane in her smock sleeves and bodice, looking upon one; she seemed a mighty pretty creature.” There’s no time to tell how the ...

... Part 1, The Quest; produced John Cheatle, with Gordon McLeod. Norman Shelley, Clive Baxter, Robin Maule (by permission of Drury Lane Theatre), Geoffrey Wincott, Robert Farquharson, Carleton Hobbs, and Mary O’Farrell. 5.45 This and That, by John Hilton. ...

... Benjamin Britten; Part 2, Merlyn’s New Job, produced by John Cheatle, with Robert Farquarson, Robin Maule, (by permission of Drury Lane Theatre), Ronald Kerr, Mary O’Farrell, Roy Emerton (by permission of Maurice Browne), Norman Shelley, Geoffrey Wincott, ...

... Anthony Nicholls, Peter Graves, Dunstan Hart, Olive Gilbert; Orchestra directed by Charles Prentice; from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane; compere Lionel Gamlin. 9.20— Sandy Macpherson at The 8.8.C. Theatre Organ; with Mario “Harp” Lorenzi. 10.0— News Bulletin ...

... specially competed by Benjamin Britten; Part 3, Wart and the Hawks; produced by John Cheatle, with Robin Maule (by permission of Drury Lane Theatre), Robert Farquharson, Margaret Yarde, Leslie Perrins, Alan Sykes, Kenneth Morgan, Geoffrey Wincott, and Ronald Kerr ...