... testify to its value in engendering the bellicose instinct. I am a most peace-loving creature myself, but as I came out of the theatre I could not help going and standing by a large and somewhat obese policeman on the other side of the road in the hope that ...

... The Follies at the Apollo Theatre Mr. Pelissier is growing thinner. I make the state ment fully conscious of the awful responsibility thereby entailed. I make it with regret. The truth is always painful. How has it happened Personally, I never believed ...

... London Mights Entertainments] BY JINGLE CAPTAIN KIDD AT WYNDHAM'S THEATRE A PLAY that has been adapted from another play is a rather new experience for most of us. Mr. Seymour Hicks has taken in hand the successful farce of Richard Harding Davis, entitled ...

... v'j .,-.m ,fr.. Chantecler at the Porte St. Martin Theatre, Paris By /OHN N. RAPHAEL RoDstand w vW IT was an extraordinary experience. I had called to see Monsieur Coquelin about a dog-- about some business, I mean-- and I had been asked to wait. I ...

... WALES'S THEATRE I 'HIS is the usual kind of thing, only more so. That is to say, Mr. Frank Curzon has with his last effort practically apotheosised the form of enter tainment usually associated with his management at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. The old ...

... THE TENTH MAN BY JINGLE AT THE GLOBE THEATRE I THE idea is that though nine men out of every ten are fools or rogues, you will now and again run up against the tenth man who is neither. There are, necessarily, only a few of us. The first impression ...

... London Mights Entertainments BY JINGLE ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE AT THE COMEDY THEATRE YOU see, the situation is such a frightfully embarrassing one. When I called at the theatre to beg for the free seat which managers usually con descend to give to mere ...

... IIill-Whitson. Parkhill, Blairgowrie, Perthshire. tn 1'He Rivals at the Lyric Theatre In The Rivals at the Lyric Theatre Mr. Robert Loraine as Bob Acres in The Rivals at the Lyric Theatre ...

... nts BY JINGLE TRELAWNY OF THE 'WELLS' AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE (DUKE OF YORK'S) IT is good to find Sir Arthur Pinero's vastly enter taining comedy among the elect at the Repertory Theatre, though I am not quite sure that I would regard this as his ...

... standing in front of a brilliantly lit shop, and more were forming a real queue behind them as if waiting for the doors of a theatre to open. I under stood when I saw all eyes fixed on two electric lamps bought by Madame Rejane and Lady Constance Stewart ...

... What an excellent book it would have made. The reflec tion is not an unusual one on the part of the literary man at the theatre, and seeing, shortly before the conclusion of its brilliant run, Mr. Rudolf Besier's Don, I was tempted to think how admirably ...

... HELENA'S PATH AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE EVEN Mr. Charles Frohman must, it would seem, have his little joke. For some months past he has been treating us to plays of distinction, and when he announced a piece with the title of Helena's Path (by Anthony ...