... charming salle a manger on the same level as the restaurant, in which dinner is served at 7s. 6cl. per head in time for the theatres. The following is the menu of the dinner there a few nights ago T ord Raglan, the Under-Secretary of State for War, resides ...

... came to the throne. rJ> he belt of suburban theatres is to be made stronger by the erection of a new house for Mr. J. B. Mulholland of the Metropole, Camberwell. The effect of the suburban belt on the theatres of central' London has not been sufficiently ...

... THE PRIMA DONNA OF THE LYRIC THEATRE. MISS WINIFRED HARE IN HER. DRESSING-ROOM Miss Winifred Hare, who plays the part of Stella in The Silver Slipper, gave a special sitting to our photographer, who has taken this very clever picture of her in her dr ...

... and I caused in quiries to be made at the address. My fair cor respondent was a stage cloth sewer employed at the Adelphi Theatre. She was suffering from delusions. The one which alarmed me was that 1 had promised to provide her with a home and adopt her ...

... MUSIC WtheW DRAMA WEEK BY WEEK I Fully Illus I 'i CONTAINING: An Illustrated Souvenir of The Emerald Isle at the Savoy Theatre. The Leading Lady at the Lyric in her Dressing-room a. flash light photograph specially taken for The Tatler. The Dramatic ...

... before he took to editing, but his choice of theatres in London lay between three playhouses against the sixty-three-- thirty-five in central London and twenty-eight in the suburbs-- of to-day. The theatres of Steele's days were Drtiry Lane opened 1663 ...

... The Story of the New Opera at the Savoy Theatre. The new opera at the Savoy is one of the most charming entertain ments given in recent years at the famous house of light music. A pathetic interest attaches to it from the fact that Sir Arthur Sullivan ...

... whole concern. The perfect ideal conceived by Richard Wagner was embodied up to a certain point in the Bayreuth theatre theatre of dreams, theatre of great thoughts. But that ideal has been proved to be not within the continuous feeling for art in the average ...

... Mr. Fred Terry, who began his career by walking on in the club scene in Money at the Haymarket on January 30, 1880. This theatre has been his mascot in decades for it was at the Hay- market in 1890 that he met his wife, Miss Julia Neilson, and it was ...

... THE EMERALD ISLE at fke SAVOY THEATRE. VKAl^lMILLtAWJUII. I n i i.i i. F.I Written by Basil Hood Composed by Arthur Sullivan and Edward German MISS ISABEL JAY. AS LADY ROSIE PIPPIN, THE HEROINE OF THE OPERA .Miss Jay plays the part of Lady Rosie Pippin ...

... BRIDGE BUILDING by ENGINEERS, at 2.0, 6.0, and 7.0 p.m. BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS AND OTHER MILITARY BANDS. IN THE EMPRESS THEATRE IMRE KI RALl-Y'S GREAT MILITARY SPECTACLE. CHINA: Or. THE RELIEF OF THE LEGATIONS. The most realistic dramatic spectacle ever ...

... Notting Hill Gate and Camden Town theatres, is going to build a house for Mr. Forbes Robert son on a site between the Haymarket and Regent Street, now occupied by what was once St. James's Market. Meantime Ihe theatre which was going to be built in St ...