... . THE HAYMARKET. HAMLET REVIVED. On Tuesday, March 3, 1931, was revived here. The Trajjedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, by William Shakespeare. C'laadiua Mr. Malcolm Keen Hamlet Mr. Oodirey Tearle Horatio Mr. Itemns Jtoey Polonium Mr. Herbert Waring Laertes Mr. Tristan Kawson Kosencrantz Mr. Henry Hewitt Uaildenaaarn _ Mr. Patrick Waddinjrton Oaric Mr. Uohert Speaiffht A Fneat Mr. B. A. ...

... DRURY LANE. THE THREE MUSKETEERS. Even if this musical version of Dumas's great story is apt to bow to the requirements of the lighter stage by the introduction of comedy that is almost slapstick, and of a revue like chorus and dancers, it is genuine entertainment with sufficient drama to give it solidity. bome of the things that iiavo become almost tradi tional are made little of. For ...

... THE WHITEHALL. ROAD HOUSE. On Thursday, October 6, 1932 Miss Marion Lorne and Mr Walter Hackett presented Jiero play, in three acts, by Walter Hackett. entitled:-- Road House. Lanco Donovan. ..Mr. (Joilfrcy Toarli Porky Grabble. ..Mr. Ronalu Shine '}.a. Crookiton Mr. Gordon Harkei Kitty Humble. .Miss Marion Lorm Buskers .Dan and Vai Belle J out Miss Marion Loru Major Marjonbanks T Mr. ...

... SUNDAY OPENING. BILL THROUGH THE LORDS. On July 6, when the House of Lords went into Committee on the Sunday Entertainments Bill, Lord Danesfort moved an amendment to provide that a person to whom a license is granted should satisfy the authority that the films to be exhibited were of a healthy and ^om character. nu lsc,°unt Hailsham said that the In. 's*Ion 'n *be amendment would jt Very ...

... . THE CRITERION. MUSICAL CHAIRS. On Friday evening, April 1, 1932, was produced here a play in three acts, by Ronald Mackenzie, entitled:-- Musical Chairs. Mr. Wilhelm Schindler Mr. Frank Vospcr Joseph Schindler Mr. John Giolgud Irene Baumer Miss Carol Goodner Mary Preston Miss Margaret Webster Anna Miss Dorice Fordred Mrs. Schindler Miss Amy Veness Geoffrey Preston Mr. Jack Ltvesey Samuel ...

... THE WIMBLEDON. Patrons of the Wimbledon receive a visit this week of Service, in the first week of its tour. The talented cast is headed by Mr. Percy Marmont and Miss Ann Casson, and the play is presented by Mr. Reginald Fry, by arrangement with Messrs. Howard? i ham and Bronson Albery. We congratulate Mr. Wilson Blake upon the excellent way in which tne play is produced. It is par ticularly ...

... WILD JUSTICE. On Friday evening, April 21, 1933, was presented a play, in three acts, by James Dale, entitled:-- TV ild Justice. Tommy Read.. Master Roy Graham Mrs. Read Mish Margaret Rutherford l William Rend Mr. Alfred Atkins DOetor Summers Mr. Frederick Piper Constable Parkes Mr. Campbell l>og>m 1 Inspector White Mr. Joh i Boxer Mildred Perry Miss Helen Vayne Godfrey Perry _ Mr. ...

... ROSE GIRALDA. On Monday, April 24, 1933, was produced here a play, in three acts, by George Preedy (Marjorie Bowen), entitled:-- Rose Giralda. Chiffons Miss Marie Ault Vurtz Mr, Aubrey Dexter Rose Giralda Miss Rosalinde Fuller Pa ron de Courlay Mr. Felix Aylrner Philippe O'Donal Mr. Reginald Tate Julie Lerode Miss Gabrielle Casartelli Paul Friquet Mr. Oliver Johnston Play produced by Mr. ...

... THE COMEDY. HOW D'YOU DO? On Tuesday, April 25, 1933, was produced here, by Andre Chariot, a revue, in twenty-eight scenes or items, the book and lyrics by Arthur Macrae, the music by Ord Hamilton, with additional sketches, lyrics, and numbers by Douglas Byng, Herbert Farjeon Edward Cooper, and others, dances and ensembles by Tony Smythe and ballets by Frederick Ashton and Suzanne Stone, ...

... . This week Messrs. Macdonald and Young are presenting here the ever-popular success The Maid of the Mountains. Congratulations are due to Miss Stella Wilson, who scores heavily as Teresa. Miss Wilson has an excellent voice, and is many times encored, especially for the popular numbers, Love Will Find a Way and Farewell. Mr. Robert Woollard is effective as Baldasarre, and makes full ...

... THE SAVOY. PAULETTE. On Tuesday, March 1, 1932, Messrs. Stanley Brightman and Arthur lllingworth (for Brilling Productions, Ltd.) presented here a musical play, in threo acts, Book by Stanley Brightman and Arthur Illingworth, n.usic and lyrics by Harry S. Pepper, entitled:--- Pau lotto. Gaston Mr. Darroll Richards Mme. Furncaux Miss Gertrude Kaye M. Furneaux Mr. Bernard Benoliel Freddie Mr. ...

... THE SHAFTESBURY. BETWEEN FRlENDS. On Tuesday evening, February 14, 1933, was produced here, for the First time in London, a comedy, in three acts, by Arohie Menzies and Major, entitled Between Friends. I ane Bannister M iae Harjarie Taylor Morton Mr. Jimmy Sodden L*dy Harlow Mm Muriel Dole Sir Lieorge Harlow Mr. A thole Stewart Yvonne Bannister Milt-.. Madetoiae Lambert Henry Bannister ...