... the THEATRE PHILIP PAGE on Good Hellish Effects at Sadler's Wells-- A Naughty Butler Tries to Blackmail at the New Theatre A Powerful Play af the Westminster THE season of Ballet at Sadler's Wells has been far too short-- the company has now gone on ...

... the Comedy Theatre. The first act showed some little promise which, alas, was not fulfilled, and the last act, which developed into an undressing competition or strip-tease act en masse, was one of the most depressing I have known in any theatre for quite ...

... I Thrillers and 1 The Theatre Barre Lyndon's The Man in Ha New A Revised Dracula j. Reviewed t Moon Slreet Impresses at the Presented at the Winter Garden Philip Page I CONSULTED a real qualified doctor (free) during an interval of the first performance ...

... MAMOMETTESo At the Sea la Theatre THE THEATRE OF THE LITTLE FOLK IN LONDON. The Birth and Development of the Puppet Theatre The Teatro dei Piccoli, the Theatre of the Little Folk, which is now delighting audiences at the Scala Theatre, ...

... DALY'S Theatre remains a glamorous memory, the epitome of the best in the night-life of the most pros perous era this country has known. It is told with gusto and a treasury of anecdote in a fine new book, DALY'S (W. H. Allen. 15s. 6d.), by D. Forbes-Winslow ...

... collection of contemporary views, I have seven in which the theatre is shown and labelled so that there should be no mistake as to the theatre and its position. The people who saw the theatre, and drew it with all its surroundings, could not all have made ...

... A LITERARY LETTER Theatre Memories. London, April 19, 1920. I have re ceived a third volume of Welsh sketches, by Mr. Caradoc Evans, My Neiglibours (Melrose). i see that ot this writer's two other books. M v People is now in its sixth edition, and Capel ...

... the Little Theatre as a production of the People's National Theatre. It was once said that the Holy Roman Empire was so called because it was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire. Getting Mar ried, as far as the People's National Theatre is concerned ...

... A LITERARY LETTER Who's Who in the Theatre. London, October S, 1925. Mr. Stanley Paul sends me a sketch of the colophon which will in future appear on his firm's publications. I re produce it with pleasure. I am afraid it suggests what we all know that ...

... THE THEATRE ON PHILIP PAGE Last Week's Plays and Concerts Reviewed WITH every wish to give such help and encourage ment as they may desire to those responsible for any sort of theatrical enterprise in these difficult times, I cannot truthfully say that ...

... large number of theatres happen to be closed. As I write fifteen theatres are shut, many of them in order to prepare for new productions-- an important fact which the aforesaid pessimists have found it convenient to overlook. But more than double that ...

... THE THEATRE BOOM CONTINUES Last Week's J\[ew Plays Reviewed by PHILIP PAGE I HOPE all those very serious people who since the outbreak of war have been wringing their hands and wailing that the London theatre has gone to demned perdition because little ...