... THE ST. MARTIN'S. THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS. On Wednesday evening, June 12, 1935, was produced here a play in three acts, by Martin Vale, entitled:-- The Two Mrs. Carrolls. Cfemence Evelyn Moore Pennington Edward Harhen Sally Carroll Elena Miramova Geoffrey Carroll Leslie Banks Mrs. Latham Netta Westcott Cecily Harden Joan Maude l>r. T uttle Lamont Dickson Harriet Carroll Louise Hampton The ...

... THE PALACE. ANYTHING GOES. On Friday evening, June 14, 1933 was produced here a musical comedy, in two acts and nine scenes the book by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse, the lyrics and music by Cole Porter, and the dances arranged by Buddy Bradley. entitled:-- Anything Goes. Bartender Frank Tickle JEliaU* J. Whitney Richard Clarke Billy Crocker Jack Whiting Bellboy Tommy Hayes Rono Leigrange ...

... . THE KINGSWAY. THE AUTOCRAT. On Thursday, May 16, 1929, was presented here by Mr. Simon Ord, a comedy, in three acts, by F. R. and C. H. Pryor, based on a story by Frank Stayton, and entitled:--The Autocrat. Miss Kinney Mrs Frances Ross-Campbell .Stevens Mr. brie Luku Irene Ferrlag Miss Stella Pu trick-Campbell Sir Eustace Frederick Ferring Mr. Blixii Cheemond Violet Harrow Miss Olive ...

... THE SHILLING THEATRE. DEATH AT COURT LADY. On Monday, September 24, 1934, John Y. Smart, presented here a murder mystery, by Sydney Horler entitled:-- Death at Court Lady. Sam G ake 8. Victor Stanley The Rev. J. I). Healey Ian Fleming Marcus Lessiter, K.C. Cecil Humphreys Sir Charles Knightley Ernest Milton Professor Bernard Morton Henry HaHatt John Lorraine Lawrence Anderson I sobel ...

... THE WESTMINSTER. THE CONVICT. On Monday evening, February 4, 1935, was presented a dramatisation of Charles Dickens's novel, Great Expectations, by his granddaughter, Ethel Dickons, and U. E. Openshaw entitled:-- The Convict. Abel Magwich M Martin Harvey pip (as a child) Dick Curnock C ompeyson A. Huntly Gordon ^>e Gargery Wilfrid Walter tWgeant Leslie Beaufort Biddy Mary Casson Mm. ...

... KINGS, HAMMERSMITH. THE MAGIC CUPBOARD. On Monday, April 1, 1935, Charles Macdona presented here a comedy, in three acts, by Percy Walsh, entitled: The Magic Cupboard. Rose Swithers Helena Pickard All Summertop Leslie French Lizzie Summertop Clare Oreet Mr. Tort George E. Bancroft Bill Sunuuertop Edward Rigby 1st Carman Arthur Wright 2nd Carman George de Lara Lord Mettonthorpe J. B. Rowe ...

... LIVERPOOL. From Our Own Correspondent. PLAYHOUSE (D., Wm. Armstrong; L. and M., Maud Carpenter; Mus.D., Jos Smith--.Tho final performance of The Brontes was given on Tuesday. Last night (Wednesday) Mr. Armstrong produced J. B. Priestley's new play The Bad Samaritan of which a notice will appear next week. The leading part was taken by Wyndham Go! die, tho former Playhouse actor, Emtire (M ...

... THE ST. MARTIN'S THE KING'S PIRATE On Thursday, June 10, 1937, the People's National Theatre produced hero a play in three acts by Edward and Theo. Thompson, entitled:-- The Kind's Pirate Laurence Kemys Lawrence llaskcomb Katherine Carew Jolce Redman Wat Ralegh Peter Osborn Sir Walter Ralegh ..Wyndham (ioKJie Earl of Salisbury Peter Ridge way Lady Ralegh Ldith Hharpe Henry Mo ran Capiat ...

... THE ARTS. MATED. On Sunday evening, February 17, 1935, was produced at the Arts Theatre Club, Great Newport Street. W.C., a play in three acts, by Christopher Bandeman and Gerald Wynne Rushton, entitled:-- 44 Mated. Viscount Geldeston Wyndham Goldie Concordia del Urbino. ..Coral Brown Adela llughes Dora Gregory Capt. Gillingham Guy Middleton Maria Adela Mavis Tom Rodney Humphrey Morton A ...

... A MANCHESTER CHANGE. THE PRINCES UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. (From Our Own Correspondent.) On Tuesday a deal was completed whereby the Princes Theatre, Manchester, passes from the ownership of United Theatres Co., Ltd., to a new syndicate represented by Fred Ryder, a Manchester business man who, has acted in previous theatre deals such as the Paramount and the Gaumont Kinema sites in Oxford Street ...

... THE OLD VIC. MACBETH. On Tuesday evening, December 3. 1935, was presented here Shakespeare's tragedy: tl Macbeth. F^rst Witch Hetty Potter Seeund Witch Krit Wynn-Owen Ttiird Witch Atec Clunes Duncan, King of Scotland Cecil Trouncer I CfeHMntMeCallta Don-. I bun f nxu I Carew Lennox Christopher Casson A Nergeant Gorge Woodfcridgr Ross Richard Warner Art £11 4 Alwyn Whatsley Macbeth I011 ...

... KING'S, HAMMERSMITH The Holmses of Baker Street is the attraction here this week, and by arrangement with Messrs. B. A. Meyer and Leon M. Lion, is being presented by Mr. W. Rewse- White's company. Mr. Edmund Kennedy gives an interest ing study of the clear-thinking and alert detective Holmes, whose powers of observation have been in no way dulled by twenty-five years in retirement- Mr. E. ...