... as a stage producer, and it was to me a source of disappointment that his season at the Queen's Theatre failed to draw. 'The fact is that the average theatre critic is a perfectly stodgy and unimaginative person. Thus when Mr. Gordon Craig used long white ...

... write S porting S impson about a year ago, it -was after she had returned from seeing Are You a Mason at the Shaftesbury Theatre. Mr. Giddens's per formance in that merry farce particularly impressed her, and it occurred to her that instead of trying ...

... His Majesty's Theatre. I found nothing to relieve the dreariness of a night at the Royalty. A play by H. T. Craven called Milky White seemed to me old- fashioned and not one whit better than I have seen on the stage of a travelling theatre Sporting Simpson ...

... Sporting Simpson at the Royalty Theatre. Miss Martin- dale's Play. The scene of Sporting Simp son is first of all the rooms of Eric Ward in London. He deplores to his friend, Captain Cholmondely, the extent of his debts and the im poverishment of his ...

... recent biographer of Napoleon, has been delivering a course of his torical lectures. The Cheapest Theatre in London. The Old Vic. is the cheapest theatre in London. Ballad and operatic concerts are given on Thursday evenings with a twopenny gallery there ...

... Harrison and Mr. Maude appear to .have discovered one. Their series of suc cesses must be without precedent even in the lucky theatre they have the good fortune to control. A little while ago Henry Kemble had been playing in their old comedy revivals, but ...

... needed by Miss Julia Neilson, to the Terry's, where Miss Beatrice Terry (who is, of course, no relation of the owner of the theatre) resumes her part of Sarah Crewe. Since the first performance Mrs. Hodgson Burnett has altered her play to the extent of getting ...

... work in For Sword or Song more graciously than I anticipated. The Largest London Theatre. Which are the largest London theatres The recent opening of the King's Theatre at Hammer smith has, it seems, raised this old question in a new form. First, of course ...

... and a French, for surely The Marriage of Kitty is English only in a remote way. Here, then, are seven theatres accounted for, and at seven other theatres musical comedy or light opera is running at the present moment, though we are going less to foreign ...

... stage production of The Medal and the Man has a good know ledge of the stage as an actor. In The Trumpet Call at the Pavilion Theatre in the Mile End Road he played a boy's part with success. Later he played for some time at the Elephant and Castle and then ...

... second American tour, which opens at the Manhattan Theatre, New York, on January 4. He will return to England at the latest in the following June and after a brief holiday will open at a West-end theatre for his autumn season. Mrs. Martin Harvey (Miss de ...

... until the autumn of 1904, which will probably be the earliest opportunity for any other new work to be seen at His Majesty's Theatre. The Printers' Matinee. Attention may again be drawn to the matinee in aid of the Printers' Pension, Almshouse, and Orphan ...