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... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. KING PANTOMIME reigns this year on nearly all of the suburban stages, but at two only of the West-end theatres. At His Majesty's and the Haymarket, the Garrick, the Duke of York's, and the Court, provision is no doubt ...
... LATE THEATRES. Charley's Aunt, with all its uproarious mirth, is back again for the nonce at the Royalty, where it was originally produced seventeen years ago previously to its record run at the Globe. It is a diverting comedy of the farcical order, based ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. WHERE CHILDREN RULE, AT THE GARRICK THEATRE. AFTER absolutely cheating the children for many years-- by producing Christmas things ostensibly for their entertainment but quite over their heads-- if what we like best to believe about ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. Looking down the long list of holiday entertainments at the London theatres, the middle-aged playgoer can hardly help being struck by the extraordinary increase in the number of productions with children for their chief ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. ALADDIN, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Aladdin at Drury Lane is, I should say, quite a success. If some twenty years hereafter, one were to be asked which of the Aladdins at Drury Lane this was, it might be a trouble to particularise. ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE BLUE BIRD, AT THE HAYMARKET THEATRE. The Blue Bird-- we learn from the preface by Mr. Trench to the English version by Mr. A. T. de Mattos-- has been a great success in Russia, no fewer than fifty- nine companies having lately ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE LITTLE DAMOZEL, AT THE PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. The Little Damozel is doing very well at its new ad dress, the Prince of Wales Theatre. It was not received by the critics with unrestrained enthusiasm when it was produced elsewhere ...
... CAPTAIN KIDD, AT WYNDHAM'S THEATRE. THE Captain Kidd of Wyndham's Theatre is not to be confused with that thief and murderer of whom in connection with hidden treasure every story-teller has written, and whom every publisher has remembered once a ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC, DAME NATURE, AT THE GARRICK THEATRE. La Femme Nue of M. Bataille-- which, if one dared to pun in these sad times, might be freely translated The Nue Woman-- had a very prosperous run at the Renaissance in 1908 with Guitry, Bady ...
... curred no loss in connection with his last two seasons at the Lyric Theatre. Owing to the lack of support given to Mr. C. M. McLellan's play, The Strong People, at the Lyric Theatre, Mr. Lewis Waller has decided to withdraw it after this (Saturday) evening's ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC I)R. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE/' AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. DR. JEKYLL and Mr. Hyde, in the new version by Mr. Comyns Carr, do not carry us much further than we got with them in Dr. Sullivan's Mansfield adaptation in 1888. But we do gain a ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE O'FLYNN, AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THERE is not much beyond its name to make the new play at His Majesty's particularly an Irish one. True, the leading character is, according to the conventional model which the stage-- always ...