... THE THEATRES THE QUEEN'S THEATRE The dramatic events of the past week have been so numerous that it is impossible to chronicle them other than briefly. Two new theatres have been opened and four new plays have been presented, to say nothing of revivals ...

... the Fifth at the Imperial Theatre this (Saturday) evening. After a limited number of performances, Henry the Fifth will give place to Romeo and Juliet, with Mr. Waller as Romeo and Miss Millard as Juliet. At the Avenue Theatre, also to-night, a Russian ...

... THE THEATRES In Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush, to be produced at the ST. JAMES'S Theatre on December 21, Mr. William Mollison will enact the part of Lachlan Campbell, in which he has made such an exceptional success in the provinces. Dr. MacLure described ...

... THE THEATRES Romantic comedy of a very excellent order is The Harlequin King, just produced by Mr. Lewis Waller at the Imperial Theatre. The play is an English version, by Messrs. Louis N. Parker and Selwyn Brinton, of Rudolph Lothar's Harlekin Koenig ...

... the theatres GERMAN INFLUENCE For the past seven years London has enjoyed the privilege of a season of German plays, played by German players, every winter. This has had a certain effect upon English players and playwrights, for even though most of them ...

... in the larger theatres) and really artistic, in the best sense of that much used word, for it is fittin?. If the general level of the players was on a par with the staging and dressing, then Mr. Leigh would probably fill the Court Theatre for a run of ...

... THE THEATRES The very beautiful revival of Measure for Measure at the ADELPHI calls for particular attention, both because it is a very long while since the play has been seen in London, and also because the coarseness of the play has been the subject ...

... of crabbed age and youth, and the old lines certainly find confirmation in Mr. Stuart Ogilvie's new comedy at the Court Theatre. The slowly developed and necessarily abortive attachment of John Durnford, the leader of the advanced Radical party, to the ...

... the Imperial Theatre, The Master of the King's Company. Mr. Charles Frohman's new theatre for Mr. Seymour Hicks and Miss Ellaline Terriss, now being built at the Piccadilly end of Shaftesbury Avenue, will be called The Piccadilly Theatre meanwhile, the ...

... THE THEATRES Rehearsals have commenced at the Lyric Theatre of Mr. Robert Courtneidge's production of The Blue Moon the musical play by Harold Ellis, lyrics by Paul Rubens and Percy Greenbank, with music by Howard Talbot and Paul Rubens. As at present ...

... Denver, in The Silver King, the famous melodrama which for so long filled the PRINCESS'S Theatre. Those were the days when the Princess's was a flourishing theatre, but to Mr. Barrett its prosperity was due. He had great success and also great reverses ...

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