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... Court It would be pleasant to be able to congratulate those who produce and those who act in Alice in Wonderland at the Court Theatre on having joined the worthy band who are playing the old-fashioned pantomime into its grave but we fear that we can give them ...
... Court It would be pleasant to be able to congratulate those who produce and those who act in Alice in Wonderland at the Court Theatre on having joined the worthy band who are playing the old-fashioned pantomime into its grave but we fear that we can give them ...
... invited and duly described the curious proceedings. London enjoyed Christmas and Boxing Day in extremely mild weather. All the theatres were crowded on the latter night, which saw the first production of Aladdin at Drury Lane, a new play by Sir Arthur Doyle ...
... side would be complete without his services. MR. 3. PARKER SMITH (South Manchester Lacrosse Club). Aladdin, at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. George Ali, the well-known animal actcr, who takes the part of Bolo the dog. ...
... MONKMAN, .'la Cinderella, at the Theatre Eoyal, Manchester. MISS CARRIE MOORE, .Is Dick, in Dick Whittington, at the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool. MISS LULTJ VALLI, The principal boy in Mother Hubbard, at the Prince's Theatre Bristol ...
... THE REVIVAL OF PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES,' AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 1. Master Philip Tonga as Tommy, and Mr. Smilhson as Mr. Irons both in their oriainal characters 1. 2. Miss Hilda Antony as Molly (formerly played by Miss Stella Patrick Campbell). 3. ...
... the lantern is a peal of bells rather more than double the height aboveground of any other peal Playing Games on the Roof A Theatre on a Rooftop in New York T---T- Underground Shops in Philadelphia Entering Hotel by Underground Stalrwiay These shops have ...
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... THE KNIFE, AT THE PALACE THEATRE. 1. MISS MABEL GRAHAM, Who is playing leading -parts with the D'Uyly Carte first touring company, having replaced iLiss Clara Daw, who was recently married. 2. MISS MI MI THORNTON, The well-known dancer, it'C. This one-act ...
... and Embankment, and other non-populous parts of the town. For railway carriages, smoking-rooms, dinner tables, and seats in theatres, it is not to be thought of. A Year With a Familiar Name 1910. Sounds familiar, somehow. Ah, yes, of course, I remember! ...
... Christmas, but not quite so busy as usual. The making of new children's plays has apparently lost its attraction. The Court Theatre, for instance, is content with an old one, the ver sion of Alice in Wonderland which has done duty before, and with a few ...
... 011 one side or the other, are excellent reasons why there should be oases in Clubland where men can talk of sport and the theatre, of Shakespeare and the musical glasses, without dragging in the Budget or the House of Lords by the ears. India ^'le s'lac'e ...