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... companies, and his brother, Mr. Stratton Mills, is playing in Mr. Robert Arthur's pantomime, Dick Whittington, at the Kennington Theatre. Captain Cecil F. N. Macready, who has been promoted to the rank of Major on his appointment for service in South Africa, ...
... Strand. MISS JULIA MACKAY, PRINCIPAL BOY IN DICK WHITTINGTON, AT TERRISS'S THEATRE, ROTHE RHITHE. Photo by Schloss, New York. MISS JENNIE OWEN IN ROBINSON CRUSOE, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Photo by Illingicorth, Northampton. ...
... nothing to stilts or any other adventitious aids, as a certain class of reporters would say. At the Kennington Theatre, the many-theatred Mr. Robert Arthur has produced a Dick Whittington pantomime which, although, singularly enough, it lias no ha ...
... ingenue who maJces such a delightful Lucie Manette in Mr. Martin Harvey's revival of The Only Way at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. This photograph is by Gabell and Co., Pbury Street, S.W. ...
... THE SNOW MAN, AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE. THE SNOW MAN. THE WEDDING SCENE. From Photographs by Wykeham Balham High Road The Snow Man, the first of our Christmas pantomimes met with a warm welcome at the Lyceum in spite of the chilliness of the theme. Mr ...
... MISS ISABEL JAY (AS THE ROSE OF PERSIA AT THE SAVOY THEATRE). ...
... is working hard at her Masque of Peace and War, which is to take place next month in aid of the War Fund at Her Majesty's Theatre. Happily, she has good liexvs of her husband, xx-ho is suffering from typhoid fever in South Africa, so that she can pursue ...
... the present, when the Metropolis is having quite a sequence of important conflagrations, and we are constantly hearing of theatre-fires in the provinces, the work of this body seems particularly apropos. We are constantly hearing of a so-called fire-proof ...
... El Capitan and the pretty melodies of Florodora. Besides, he is enabled to put himself in direct communication with the theatres by means of his orcliestraphone. Quiet and reserved in manner, as a rule,. yet occasion ally a guess may be made at his energy ...
... THEATRE GOSSIP. As fur as can be gleaned up to the present, our New Year with the two noughts does not seem likely to give us much in the shape of absolutely new plays. Both Mr. Tree and Messrs. Harrison and Maude are, and at such important theatres as ...
... THE ROSE OF PERSIA, AT THE SAVOY THEATRE. MISS ISABEL JAY AS ROSE-1N-BLOOM. THIS LADY'S SWEET SINGING AND CHARMING PERSONALITY CONTRIBUTE IN NO SMALL DEGREE TO THE SUCCESS OP THE PIECE. From a Photograph by Alfred Elfis and Walery Baker Street, JV. ...
... MISS LOUIE POUNDS-- HEART'S DESIRE (IN THE ROSE OF I'KRStA. AT THE SAVOY THEATRE). Aro you ready for your wedding with my story-teller ...