... a portrait of whom is seen above as the winsome heroine in the pantomime, Cinderella, now being performed at the Strand Theatre, is the 11/-year-old heroine of tie little romance, and Master Moritz Lutzen is the thirteen-year-old boy who burnt the midnight ...

... miss ing such an excellent show. W 0- 0- VT r. Mulholland invari- L ably contrives to give his many patrons at the King's Theatre, Hammer smith, an excellent pantomime. This year he has chosen the im mortal story of Humpty Dumpty, which has been written ...

... burlesque of public performers and performances. The Grotesques, however, go in for the general and social. At the Apollo Theatre, for instance, one has the burlesque of a well-known actor playing the part of a clergyman in a popular drama, at the Small ...

... dainty little actress and singer, Miss Mabel Green, who made such a success as Marie Blanche in The Little Miclius at Daly's Theatre, is what might be termed a natural vocalist, lor although possessing a very fine voice she has had little or no training, ...

... production, Cap tain Kidd, is that he has contrived some really wonderful effects upon so small a stage as that of Wyndham's Theatre. In due justice, however, it must be added that Miss Ellaline Terriss-- an artist to her finger- tips-- sings with all her ...

... these pictures with ourselves ended entirely with the environment. Indeed, so smart have the suburbs made this part of a theatre in these modern days that even the stalls wear a somewhat ruffled look when they perceive the elegance with which the parts ...

... lurid one-act Parisian playlet entitled The Belle of the Boulevard, which is being played at one of New York's principal theatres. Miss Suratt takes the part of Satanella, the Queen of the Boulevards, while Mr. Jack Henderson enacts the part of a young ...

... IT was rather unfortunate that Lady Constance Stewart- Richardson made her professional début as a dancer at the Palace Theatre the other night sandwiched between two election results on the cinematograph. Such things have a disconcerting effect on any ...

... CARLISLE An American actress, wife of Mr. Joseph Coyne, well known and popular in London, where she is playing at the Globe Theatre in Arsfene Lupin MRS. PATRICK CAMPBE Who has gone to America for a holiday but will probal above in one of her moJ LL IN ...

... institution in London, because such a remark savours too much of the enlightening phrase that the manage ment of Drury Lane Theatre has this year surpassed itself, and in the strenuous days of general elections, when brickbats and other things are flying ...

... that Monte Carlo has appeared more smart this season than for ten years past, and at night in the rooms, the atrium, and the theatre there is really a remarkable display of fair women, jewels, pretty gowns, and handsome, well-groomed men. That most of the ...

... exclaims with great sincerity, 0 ma mere, why didst thou make me so beautiful v O GAuite a lot of theatres X- will be closing very shortly. It is said that the Theatre Rejane will soon be in the market, but that is more or less Rejane's own fault. She always ...