... THE ROYALTY. THE KING O, ROME. On Tuesday afternoon, May 14, 1935. John Wyse presented a play, in three acts, by Madge Pomberton, entitled:-- The King of Rome. The Archduke Francis Karl George Woodbridge Count Maurice Dietrichstein Stanley Lathbury The Archduchess Sophie Lydia Sherwood Dr. Malfatti A. E. Johnson ount Anton Prokesch _ 8. J. Warmington Francis I h. R. Hignett Napoleon ...

... SUMMARY. Current performances in London on June 28, 1934. Dates of production are given. Plays that have been previously performed, either in London or in Provinces, are marked thus:-- ADELPHI. Closed. ALDWYCH. Closed. ALH AM BR A.' Variety. AMBASSADORS.- *THE COUNTRY WIFE March *2, 1984. evgs.. 8.30; mats., Tues.. Fri.. 2.30. APOLLO. R8CAPK MK NEVER. December 8, 1933, 8.30; mats., Wed.. Sat., ...

... THE NEW. ROMEO AND JULIET. On Thursday evening, Octobcr 17, 1935, Howard Wyndham and Bronson Howard presented here Shakespeare's tracedy:- 41 Romeo and Juliet. Chorus John Gielgud Sampson Alec Guinness Gregory Peter Murray 11 ill Abraham Harry Andrews Balthasar Cecil Winter Tybalt Geoffrey Toone Kcnvolio Glen Byam Shaw Capulet Frederick Lloyd Lady Capulet Marjorie Fielding Montague 11. K. ...

... . JULIUS CAESAR. On Tuesday evening, October 22, 1935, was presented here Shakespeare's tragedy of Julius Caesar. Flavius Richard Warner A Carpenter Eric Wynn-Owen Marullus Clement McCallin A Cobbler Alec Chines Julius Caesar Cecil Trouncer Caaca Keneth Kent Marcus Brutus Leo Genn Calpurnia Ursula Granville Marcus Antonius Ion Swinley A Soothsayer Stefan Schnabel Caius Cassius William ...

... THE PALACE TAKE IT EASY In its revised and reconstructed form, considerably brightened and speeded up with some first-rate vaudeville turns to give diversion to its musical comedy element, Barbara Blair's show at the Palace, Take it Easy, is now one of the best twice-nightly tertainments to be seen in Lon don. Miss Blair certainly de serves some of the box office re ward she and her ...

... THE ADELPHI THE LAUGHING CAVALIER On Tuesday, October 19, 1937, was produced a musical romance in three acts and a prologue, book and lyrics by Reginald Arkell and Stafford Byrne, music by Wainwright Morgan, ntitled: The Laughing Cavalier. Lute Player John Fullard Gipsy Nina Theilade Jan John Gatrell Vimne Leslie Beach Adrion Phillip Morant Fran/. Hals John Garrick Vrow Tromp Billie Hill ...

... YOUNG SOCIETY On Monday, May 24, 1937, there was produced at the Intimate, Palmers Green, a comedy in three acts and six scenes by John Clements, entitled: Young Society Carol Merlin Coral Fairweather Malcolm Cabban John Clements Marjoric II ay ford Sheila Raynor Joan llayford June Wenner J ack B°1 1 Brian Hayes Mr. Dazar.imet Keith Pyott Mrs Merlin Phyllis Relph 5;'?ld Eileen Way Miss ...

... On Wednesday evening, May 19 1937, was produced here, for the first time in this country, a molo drama in three acts, by Elmei Rice Judgment Day. Judge Vlora Douglas Jefferie Judge Tsankov Konald Adan Judge Sturdza George Woodbridgi Judge Slatarski Hubert Jiarbei Judge Murusi Charles Quartermaini Dr. Wolfgang Bathorv Reginald Jarmai Malinov Peter Land Nutzu David Sinclaii Dr. Stambulov ...

... A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY. On Tuesday, May 25, 1937, Anmer Hall presented here a revival of Ivan Turgencv's play, in three acts and five scenes, translated by M. S. Mandell, entitled A Month in tho Country. Arkadi SergieicU Henry Morrell Natalia Petrovuia Gillian Scaife Kolia Eric Sutton Viera A lexsandrovna ..Cherry Cottrell Anna JSemenovna Di Forbes Lizaveta Bogdanovna Rita Daniel ...

... THE PHOENIX. GLORY BE--. On Thursday evening, March 7, 1935, Harry I. Cohen presented a play, in three acts, by Arnold Ridley entitled Glory Be Joe Barnes S. Victor Stanley Jotih Blain Barrie Livesey Samuel Crannock Cecil Brooking Ruby Crannock Lydia Sherwood Llewellyn FiVans Ion Swinley Ivor Williams Allan .Rose Mattick Clayton Greene .lar ma n Trevor Ward Mr. Morley Norman Pierce ...

... THE EMBASSY. THE ALCHEMIST REVIVED. Ben Jonson's famous comedy, The Alchemist, in which rare Ben exposed the fraudulent chicanery of a bogus astrologer, named Subtle, who professes to have at his command the philosopher's stone, with its power of transmuting base metal into gold alter an absence from the Doarcii of some years, revived suc cessfully at the Swiss Cottage uUSe i°n Monday, ...

... . THE ROYALTY. THE QUAKER. On Monday afternoon, November 10, 1930. Leverton Morris Productions presented here a play, in three acta, by Mary L. Tendered, entiled The Quaker.*' Hannah Hariock Miss Virginia I sham Anchoret Hariock Miss Joyce Moore AmoB Hariock Mr. Algernon Mills Deborah Miss Gwn Napier The Hon. Laetitia L'overley Miss Rosamuntl lireenwood Nathanael Hariock Mr. Ambrose ...