... Heavel is the musical director for the company. For next week The* Trial of Mary Dugan is promised. CHELSEA PALACE. ROBESPIERRE. Patrons of the Chelsea Palace- are having a regular bath of blood this week by means of Andrew Emm's play, in twelve scenes ...

... vein than before. Mr. Hutchison, who 1 |>roduocs the play himself, has now ibandoried the short and interest ing prologue, showing the ascent Df a submarine to the surface, which he introduced not so long ago, and this discarding of an ptToctive piece of ...

... by offering them a debater containing tea 1 Excel lent also is Mr. Thesiger in the scenes with the supposedly pas sionate flower girl Guinevere Megan, whose longing for the joy of life and taking up of a life of joty receive not quite thoroughgoing ...

... idol and so forth. The author's argument ia tiated by the fact that the let ter, at any rate, which Dame! reads, and. later, shows to his maddened brother, begins merely My beloved, without any name, and has the signature Margue rite; stiH M. Vernauil ...

... the Webber-Douglas School and tho Roval College of Music, worked hard and effectively. CHELSEA PALACE. THE BLACK SPIDER. On Monday, June 20, 1927. at the Chelsea Palace, was presented for the first time in London, n play in prologue and four acts by ...

... Marco, from tho Odeon, as the complacent Bregance, showed again what, a finished come dian lie is in a rftle very different from that of the bookseller in BonJu sauve des Eaux. M. George de Warfaz showed capitally the varying moods of Dulaurier; Mile. Jeanne ...

... London Theatres THE SHAFTESBURY, WILD FLOWER. On Wednesday evening Feb ruary 17, 1926. Musical Plays pre sented a musical play, in three acts, book and lyrics by Otto Har- bach and Oscar Hammerstein 2nd, music by Herbert Stothart and jYincent Youmans ...

... torium), with Tom Majors thatchod and gabjod cottage at the back, and with huge sun- flower.-, adorning one side This formed a most befitting setting for the showing of the village politics of Yellow Bands, and for the un ravelling of the rather compli ...

... score. Tho various choru* effects are delight ful. notably in the final scene, Journey's End, which show* the company disappearing up the slope of a flower-girt hill. Mr. Jeans, one notices, has called his piece a musical entertainment. but it ha* more claims^to ...

... largely a dancing show, and also, to use a now ficoeptcd phrase, one constructed or laughing purposes. Nimbli and often acrobatic dancing and honest fooling, clever as well a? diverting, are among the constitu ent elements of a capital show, During the late ...

... and col loquial title Funny Face, which this so-called musical comedy it is really a eong and-dance and comic interlude show brings with it from New York, mhcre it was pro duced by Mer ...

... the top of some Chelsea flats. Another clever young actress. Miss Maisie Darrell. who has had several good opportunities of late, in 44 The Father, for instance, takes advantage of another excel lent chance in the part of the WelsK flower-girl and 44 fille ...