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... THE WALPOLE. The Princess end the Phumber. Keeping the spirit of reroute alive. is a good way of describing The Princess and the Plumber, which will be the chief Whitsua holiday attraction at the Walpole, and will be presented fur the first three ...
... Stage Caricatures Later, praise rose even higher, this time from an admiral. While stationed at Plymouth he was asked to do all the scenery for concerts. But not stopping at this, Maurice did a turn himself on the stage, caricaturing any person the audience ...
... The - - _ _ . John Barrymore has put up an ex- Golden Toy would be a much finer traordinary performance. As the work of art (and art has gone into its popular lawyer, he lives in an office production) if there was no dialogue which looks like an up-to-date ...
... individual views of morality. take an instance. Mr. Stead may think, and many will give with him, that our modern habit of keeping alive the physical and mental failures mankind is righteous. Others may hold that the happy-go-lucky, sentimental way in which ...
... Alive in Germanheld CAPIPArbd bv Allies Murdered by Nazis end? What 945? Suicide? the Redoubt? to use your their How will the Nazi leaders meet will be their fate by May 30, Capture ? Death in battle ? Alive Here is an opportunity for you week there are ...
... Miss M. Mouillot, the general secretary. The little stage was continuously occupied for nearly two hours, and frequent applause told of unalloyed enjoyment. It was an interior in miniature that stage presented, and it had a fireplace that looked to be ...
... STAGE. ALSACE-LORRAINE ON THE FRENCH PARIS, Nov. 20. French art owes ranch to M. Coquelin. The questios is whether French patriotism is likely to owe as much. Ile has just staged at his theatre, la Gaits, an interest. lug version by M. Betancourt of the ...
... All Aliv* OI As an illustration of the importance of vigilant public health administration, not to mention ho»*inj!f and tramway development, we heard Thursday cf case in a main thoroughfare of Shoreditch, where persons—enough to occupy a farm, half enough ...
... responsibility in this as in STAGE PRESENTATIONS. The fusion of screen and stage goes on Some of the Gaumont-British West End cinema houses have now enlisted the aid of stage presentations, and more members of this group may shortly do the same Jeffrey ...
... THE ART OF THE CINEMA. Realism and War Memories Havoc, at the Capitol Felix Keeping On. By S. R. LITTLEWOOD Possibly it is mere coincidence that we are getting a rush of war-films just at the time when under ordinary circum stances one would have thought ...
... ON STAGE AND SCREEN By Star•Gazet. When Shakespeare said, All the world's a stage, he scarcely had in mind that one day the actor's stage might become the world. It is true, nevertheless, that nowadays the scope of the players' art is embraced by the ...
... themselves, and succeeded only in Lowering the Tone of the Stage, in keeping alive the bogus manager who traded on their necessities, and in many places end with many people in making of the stage a byword and a reproach. Time was when our butchers and bakers ...