... cater for this very large public. And in any case, limited though the Institutes’ scope may be. they are creating interest in the stage, and are keeping it alive in districts where there are no other means available. The extent of this movement is apparent ...

... STAGE. first production of London season, Mr. Charles ',robman's oomedy, The Concert, the plot and of which have already appeared here, is due totr,rnw evening at the Duke of York's. ;••rocrting Miss Irene Vanburgh and Mr. Ainley is Miss May Blaney ...

... of 1896 Mr. Welch made at Terry's his first in management, when he staged My Artful Valet. The following are a few of Mr. Welch's precepts on the art of the stage :—Socesse on the stage depends 30 per eent, on ability, 10 Per cent, on ...

... Daddy Morton he's eighty-eve, he's eighty-five, But to Youthful dear ; And other who strive Tie keep in the world alive All cry, Will, be is eighty-five, May Dad to • century old survive Moser is the Brew, Or tAte few thestree in London now open, the fibaf ...

... STAGE AND SCREEN So This is London One Of The Funniest British Films Of The Season Sparkling with humour, and alive with action. So This Is London, comes to the Morecambe Tower on Sunday. and for the first part of next week, and features Robertaon ...

... climate, and retains the art of speaking— to convert his fellow men. He is a bore to his friends, an anxiety to his family, and spends mere time ia choosing, talking about, and eating his food than the greatest gourmet alive, but he is the fine flower ...

... he tor NO NO T since it ig mot possible for any may be the future of aii ae aw — hi 8 Government te forcs industry to keep in a 4 LAE certain place for ever. THIS —> 81 “ The movement to the South may be arrested,” continues Mr. Jones, “and in WE have ...

... since its premiere at the Ales Theatre of Cambridge in May last then it was produced by the Cambridge University S. large cast, with the exception of occasional masking, well handled, and the stage so lighted as to give the setting its appropriately serene ...

... co-ordination belong to the third stage. The freedom of tlje Dadton Plan and various telf-government plans can be safely followed in the third stage, it seems to me, but child gains most by Laving! in the second stage a teacher whom ne lovcfj and reverences ...

... as Josephine. Need one add a word? Interest in his] toric piece grows apace. Art in articulation is exemplified at the j ; GARDENS, New Brighton, Dorothy Thomas, and her art is but one item in a chain of gpod things seen per the Courtly company sent by ...

... STAGING SHAKESPEARE. WORRIES OF THE PRODUCER. MANCHESTER'S OTHELLO- With those who are anxicus to see a continual improvement in public tas'e in art, as in other matters, it ever agreed that, where the art cf the stage is concerned, a popular appreciation ...

... must acquire more self-assurance. Leslie Howard. as the Rajah. and May Dickinson, as the Princess. were pillars of vocal strength Production Diary Variety Personalities Gifted in the art of mimicry. and a talented soprano. Miss Desna Probert of Sandy Der ...