... THE THEATRE AT THE SEAT OF WAR. The article which recently appeared in these pages dealing with theatres in South Africa under martial law has aroused much interest, and I am now able to give some further particulars about the company at present playing ...

... work instead of having to adapt themselves to that which is allotted to them as in the theatres. Miss Turner is certainly a dis tinguished ornament to the variety theatres. IWT dile. Berthe Saverney, who is appearing at the Alhambra, was born in Paris of ...

... Tke N ew Ervtertairvmeivt a.t tke Savoy Tkeatre. I thank the conductors of the Savoy Theatre very sincerely for giving us such a de lightful entertainment as Ib and Little Chris tina and The Willow Pattern. TX/T r. Basil Hood's transcript of Hans Andersen's ...

... r\ii\g of the Christmas Entertainments. The season of Christmas entertainments opened on Saturday afternoon at the Garrick Theatre with the revival of Shock- headed Peter. Its success is exceedingly heartening, because the piece is typical of much that ...

... bright and pretty little American soubrette, has been on this side only about six weeks, and now she is playing at the Royalty theatre. Miss Wright be longs to a well-known New York family and adopted the stage professionally quite against their wishes and ...

... take children to the theatre. The playhouse then is visited by grown-up people who never enter a theatre at any other time of the year, and by little children who have never seen a stage before. For these good people the theatre is wicked, it is common ...

... Feversham, is an officer of yeomanry, and was for twelve months at the front. TY/T iss Maggie May, the Indian Prin cess at Daly's Theatre, got her first engage ment from Mr. George Edwardes and has never been with any other management than his. In The Geisha she ...

... the Hofburg (Court) Theatre, Vienna, one of whose best performances is as Falstaff. Herr Baumeister has played no less than 6,000 times at the Hofburg and. since 1857 has been court actor, that is, a full member of the Court Theatre with a good pension ...

... PLAYS, MUSIC, AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS Week by Week. The theatres are quite out of it in their recognition of the coronation, for by a curious irony the praise of the King has been left to the more democratic institution-- the music hall. We have big ...

... immensely interested to find that 1 returned to it the other night with almost the same delight for one does get blase in the theatre I felt in the days when my experience of entertain ments was a great deal less than it is now. The company is as good as any ...

... Margaret is too timid. BuFtake all in all Covent Garden is a place to visit. The end of the season is in sight F ive new theatres are to be built in the West-end to make up for the disap pearance of the Opera Comique, the Globe, the Olympic, the Lyceum ...

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