... THE Q Memoriee are being refreshed here this week by the revival of Arthur W. Pinero's famous play, The Second Mrs. Tanqueray. The production dressed appropriately in the fashion of the early part of this century could easily have a suggestion of being out of date, out cno powertul situations and clever dialogue prevent any such thing occurring. Ouo point noticeable, however, is tho ...

... . HOUSE ON FIRE. On Monday, June 18, 1934. was presented here a play, in three acts, by Kathleen Leigh, entitled nouse on r ire. Peters Mr. George Skillao Lucille Miss Sybil Arundalc Kate Miss Marion Fawcetl Buckland Mr. F. Clive Rosi Ferndale Mr. Clement McCallir Myrtle Miss Margaret Lockwood Kimon Mr. Victor Lewisohn Clegg Mr. Noel Colmar Leslie Miss Sheila Adaii The play produced by Mr ...

... THE WIMBLEDON. MARKOVA-DOLIN BALLET. This week Vivian van Oarnm Productions are presenting here the Markova Dolin Ballet. The chief feature is Tschaikowsky's 44 Blue Bird, exquisitely rendered by Mine. Markova and Anton Dolin. The famous pas do deux, danced on many occasions by Mar kova and Dolin, is received with enthusiastic applause. Markova again delights in the lovely u Aucassin and ...

... THE WESTMINSTER ANYTHING BUT THE TRUTH On Monday evening, October 18, 1937, Lord Longford pre sented here a comedy, in three acts, by Christine Longford, en titled: Anything but the Truth George Oliphant Robert Hennessy Eileen Oliphant Jean Anderson Hazel Olinhant Betty Chancellor Maureen Massey C'athleen Delany Diana Box Clodaph Garratt Lionel Box llamlyn Benson Bobbie Prendergast Blake ...

... THE WIMBLEDON SWING ALONG Laughter and fun in plenty are provided for Wimbledon patrons again this week. There was a well-filled house on Monday to welcome Barry Lupino and enjoy his incomparable fooling us Maxie Mumm in Swing Along, presented by Cedric Osmond Bermingham. This bright and attractive Gaiety show with its tuneful melodies and its wealth of comedy is proving another popular ...

... THE CAMBRIDGE. RUY-BLAS. On Wednesday evening, May 23, 1934. at this theatre, the Daniel Mayor Company presented the drama in five acts by Victor Hugo, entitled: Ruy-Blas. Ruy-BIa* M. Albert- Lambert Don Sallaste M. Victor Montetiil Gediel M. Certain Don C6sar M. Raymond Girard Marquis de PriGgo. M. Jean Yeaien Marquis de Santa-Cruz M Erard Coeite d'AIbe M. Robert Plessy L'huissier M. ...

... THE GARRICK. THE QUAKER GIRL Following up the policy of reviving the best-known of the old musical comedies at the Garrick, The Geisha duly gave place to The Quaker Girl on Monday evening, when an excellent audience gave this twenty-four years' old prodcution a cordial welcome. Lionel Monckton's fine musical score, with its Sullivanesque con certed numbers, was first heard at the old ...

... THE APOLLO. DUET IN FLOODLIGHT. On Tuesday evening, June 4, 1955, was presented here a comedy, in three acts, by J. B. Priestley, entitled:-- Duet in Floodlight. Freda Betty Browning Breda Peggy Rawlings Keith Flaxman Anthony Ireland Julia Chertsey Madeleine Carroll Hector Rodd David Home Dolly Kelvin Viola Lyel Norman Sims Geoffrey Edwards Stewardess Dorothy Tnrner Mr. Grooster Finlay ...

... THE WESTMINSTER. YAHOO. On Monday evening, June 3, 1935, was presented here a play, in three acts, by the Earl of Longford, entitled:-- Yahoo. Dr. Jonathan Swift Hilton Edwards Stella (Esther Johnson) Meriel Moore Mrs. Dingley Diana Vernon Dr. George Berkeley Edward Lexy Vanessa (Esther van Homrigh) Coralie Carmichael Servant to Swift Seamiis Healy Maid to Swift Sheila May Maid to ...

... . CHARLOT'S CHAR-A-BANG. On Wednesday evening, April 10, 1935, was produced here, for the first time in London, a revue, in twenty-three scenes and items, with sketches by Arthur Macrae, E. F. Watling, Reginald Gardiner and John Tilley, lyrics by Arthur Macrae and Robert Nesbitt, music by Dennis van Ilia!, Arthur Macrae, and Geoffrey Knight, scenery, costumes, dances, and en sembles by ...

... . GRIEF GOES OVER. On Thursday evening, June 6, 1955, at this theatre, Moss Em pires, Howard and Wyndham Tours, Ltd., Jack Buchanan, and Auriol Lee presented a p'ay, in three acts by Merton Hodge, entitled: Grief Goes Over. Hester Dora Barton Tony Oldham Ronald Ward Jjidy Maddox Winifred Oughton Blanche Oldham Sybil Thorndike Kim Oldham Geoffrey Nares Mary Lou Maling Mary Jones Judith ...

... THE WESTMINSTER. HAMLET. On Monday evening, June 17, 1935, the directors of the Dublin Gate Theatre here presented Shakespeare's tragedy: Hamlet. Claudius Hilton Edwards Hamlet MicheAl Macliammrtir Poloniiis Edward l*xy Horatio Robert Hennessy Laertes Landon Sorrell Rorte.ncraiiU Roy Irving Guildenstern Patrick O Moore Osric Cecil Monson Marcellus Lionel Dymoke Bernardo Fred Johnson ...