... THEATRES WOMAN AND WAR.-- Although wars are always popular with the participating nations once they start, I have some times thought that zeal would run even higher if the casus belli could be as simple and romantic nowadays as it apparently was in the ...

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... Cbt f Jj Life with Father (Savoy Theatre) THIS comedy, based on Clarence Day's sketches in the New Yorker of American family life on Madison Avenue in the eighties, opened in New York in 1939 and is still running. I shall be surprised if it breaks any ...

... THE THEATRE IN SHADOW THE TATLER AT THE THEATRE By ANTHONY COOKMAN THE West End theatre is, at the moment of writing, in all but total eclipse-- and even its best friends can work up no special grievance in the matter. Given the direct attack on London ...

... 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 ...

... English theatre, one must be almost as well known as the other. As actor, producer and director, Mr. Fay is one of the most experienced men alive. The ordinary theatre lover connects his name with the heyday of the Irish players, but the Abbey Theatre was ...

... 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 ...

... The Theatre By Herbert Farjeon The Taming of the Shreiv (New) ALTHOUGH it has often been said that The Taming of the Shrew is just so much horseplay, it must not be forgotten that there are horses and horses. And whether the play of the horses in this ...