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... (Greening and Co.) is expressly stated to be from the play of that name by William Devereux, now being acted at the New Theatre, and is dedicated in admiration to its principal exponents, Miss Julia Neilson and Mr. Fred Terry. The experiment, though ...
... point of fact they are very light and very free. 4JX Processions in place of Theatres A In one respect London beat Paris. In London were r two or three well-patronised theatres, notably the Globe and Sadler's Wells but Paris had none. AA As an alternative ...
... At the Theatre: Do All-Star 9 Casts Make a Good Play? We have now had the last of the series of revivals which have marked the present season, and, as it is the most important of all, I should like to say a few special words about it. Personally, I do ...
... repertory theatre is to be the result I have never been in favour of subsidised theatres. If people do not want a thing enough to pay for it let them go with out it. But I certainly anticipate the doings of Mr. Frohman' s commercial repertory theatre with ...
... his new book on Samuel Foote (Chatto and Windus), Mr. Percy Fitzgerald recalls a strange riot which took place at Foote's Theatre. A conjurer had undertaken to enter from the stage into a quart bottle without equivocation, and there sing a song. However ...
... experiment is due in the shppe of a visit of the famous company from the Abbey Theatre, Dublin. The Irish are the only people in the United Kingdom who have an j real sense of the theatre, in the same sense as the French or the Latin races possess. Look into ...
... is telling against the commercial theatre. The plays put on at the Repertory Theatre are admittedly only experiments, and they rouse the antagonism of many people of perception who have no love for the commercial theatre. If you doubt that, read the slashing ...
... popular wife, philandering for a wager with the artist (Mr. Carlton Brough), at the Globe Theatre. Poulsham and llau field A SCENE FROM THE LOVE MILLS AT THE GLOBE THEATRE V? fWjtsXZfr-* Y 'i-gn-WSHT I ISf.-:- II WlliMM.-Pt.. -fb'vTW.. Foulsham and Han field ...
... defective education. He was interested extensively in theatrical enterprises, and it was while he was manager of Booth's Theatre that the following incident occurred A Passion Play wa? heing rehearsed, and he sailed down the parquette (the equivalent ...
... in Japanese dance at the Coliseum. VT rather and Buys JANE DELMAR at the Criterion. Dover Street QUEENIE THOMAS at the New Theatre. W rather and Buys MR. GERALD DU MAURIER as Raffles at Wyndhnra's. Poulih&tn and Hantleld ...
... AT THE THEATRE I have little hesitation in saying that the production of Madame Butterfly at the Shaftesbury is the best performance of grand opera that I have ever seen in English, and is quite as good as many I have seen in Italian at Covent Garden ...