... ^hentves BY \Y. MOY THOMAS THE LAST OF THE DANDIES MR. CLYDE FITCH'S new play, The Last of the Dandies, at HER MAJESTY'S Theatre, furnishes Mr. Beerbohm Tree with abundant opportunities for the display of his unrivalled talent for portraiture. The toilet ...

... THE UNDERCURRENT. AT the Criterion Theatre last week we once more found ourselves among the nobility-- it is difficult nowadays to go to any theatre and not find oneself among the nobility. It would seem as though actors and actresses-- especially those ...

... Old China at the Empire Theatre. --Although the desultory war continues in South Africa the piping time of peace has returned to Leicester Square. On the east side thereof a ballet of Gretna Green has ousted the recent naval and military displays, while ...

... SHEERLUCIv JONES. Terry s Theatre provides a good many excuses for merri ment just now, and as aids to mirth are badly wanted now that the season of fogs or drizzle lias set in to strive to make us miserable, it should not pine for lack of patronage ...

... DRAMA OF THE WEEK. BEYOND HUMAN POWER. A WELL-KNOWN dramatist once told the world how to be rightly amused at the theatre; but not everybody can be persuaded to take their stage fare according to the rule by him laid down. Many men, many minds, says ...

... rest away. The hero, though fast sinking-- ready to die, in short-- is shown dressing himself in his l>cst attire of the theatre s that he may be worthy to receive the coming visitor, the Emperor, or King Death, whichever shall arrive first. The episode-- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Vanity Fair, the wig-maker is himself again for the moment at least; and I leave it to any one accustomed to frequent the theatres to admit how far this goes towards variety and stage contrast, even apart from any consideration of the acting of the pliy ...

... Uu Theatres At the Savoy Sullivan's last opera, The Emerald Isle has run its course, and pending the production early in January of a new opera, entitled Merrie England by Messrs. Hood and Edward German, Mr. Greet produced last week a sort of holiday ...

... American band are again with us, and down to the end of next week they wiil be giving concerts .in. the afternoons at the Empire Theatre, and in the evenings at Covent Garden. Later on, before they return to New York, they have arranged two concerts at the Crystal ...