Queen Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. The Queen visited the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in Malet Street, Bloomsbury, when a special performance was given by the students for the Kendal Prize. Photo shows, the Queen talking with Mr Hugh Miller . 18 November 1937

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