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... August in tti Tlieafe'eso War and the Theatre. PEOPLE who lived during the dark period of the Franco-German War of 1870 tell me that theatres did very well. I wonder! Personally, I cannot understand how this could possibly be correct. The contrast between ...
... scenery, and exquisite dresses, but I, for one, cannot say whether or not the theatre will have to change its name again. The anonymity of Fanny's First Play, at the Little Theatre is quite inadequate as a disguise it has G. B. S. written all over it. Mr ...
... EASTERN THEATRE OF WAR People in England have, happily, very little notion of what war really means, thanks to the ocean's roaring tides, which coop from other lands her islanders. Very different is it with those people who inhabit the theatre of war ...
... theatr ES. T-TTS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Tel. Ger 1777 irvi,-vix-,.0 Proprietor, Sir ITertjurt Tree. EVhNINGS n .8 MATIXKK WHDNESDAVS at 2. I HAKE, by Louis X. Parkor Special pdc!Ls E E NEILSON-TE RRY. special prices, 6d. to 5s. Box Office 10 to 10 77MPIRE ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. ON THE HOR R.ILE.I-- It must have occurred to somebody some where to attempt to analyse the state of mind which de lights in doing things calculated to make the flesh creep. In fat boys it is, I understand, pure cussedness in others ...
... goods supplied. The shifting of the centre of interest from the ordinary theatre to the theatre of war must not be allowed to absorb our entire attention. After all, the theatre is a permanent institution, whereas war is, after all, only the affair of ...
... The Wrong Theatre Whenever that German searchlight i* turned on our trench, we have a lot of trouble with Private Harold Montgomery (the ex-famous actor, who has played in His Second Sin over 1,000 times). He will try to take a call, which, of oourse ...
... months at the Lyric Theatre two years ago. Miss Dorothy Minlo as Fi-Fi, the hotel waitress at Ylang-Tlang, in the revival of A Chinese Honeymoon at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. This part was played by Miss Louie Frcear at the Strand Theatre in l'JOl-2. Hang ...
... SCALA THEATRE SCALA THEATRE Commencing MONDAY, Sept, 27, at 8. Tuesday, Sept. 28, and daily at 2.30 6 8. Prices: £3 3 0 to 1/-. Redolent with the charm of our fathers' days. a The great, grey theme of D. W. GRIFFITH'S MIGHTY SPECTACLE THE BIRTH OF A NATION ...
... DALY'S THEATRE. BETTY. MR. GEORGE EDWARDES' New production. EVENINGS at 8. MATINEES SATURDAYS at 2. Tel. Ger. 201. DERRICK. Evenings at 8.30 OH BE CAREFUL. YVONNE ARNAUD. COURTICE POUNDS. First Matinee Thursdays, 2.30. J^MPIRE. WATCH YOUR STEP. Evenings ...
... A UtH Theatre Suppers {BW Theatre Suppers Iff TROCADERO. f l ||.5. /n&jf Unique Entertainment. x vwl i I II ImI' Wl at the i \vMml m in1 l i i ...
... The Theatre of Peace BY JINGLE. THE theatre of war has played sad havoc with the reputa tions of prophets, and the theatre of peace may well do the same thing, if not more so. Yet there are things that we may at least hope we are prophesying rightly ...