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... London has never seen anything approaching such a spectacle. Strand Theatre A series of matinees unique in the annals of theatrical management in London is being presented at this theatre, and should prove an immense attraction to young and old. Master Moritz ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... anything but literature, in which it was the greatest of her ambitions to excel. Her latest attempt, a play given at the Theatre des Arts Le Cmur d'Homme is very sentimental, and without any particular object. As some body remarked, C'est le ceeur de ...
... 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 ...
... week.-- Taking terriers across plough. Miss Adeline Boyer, the dancer at the Palace Theatre. The classical dancing* initiated by Miss Maud Allan at the Palace Theatre, is now carried on there by Miss Adeline Boyer, who has gone back for her subject still ...
... the double frontage the legend, Labour Exchange. The other illustration shows an operator's room at the new cine matograph theatre at Walthamstow showing the fire proof wall which is now being enforced and the aperture through which the pictures are shown ...
... but originally costing from 78s. 6d. to ...
... THE PETER PAN REVIVAL. WENDY AND PETER AT THE DUKE OF YORK'S THEATRE. The situations in which Miss Pauline Chase and Miss Hilda Trevelyan are seen above are now almost too familiar to need description. The pictures show the first meeting of Peter and ...
... 'ALADDIN AT DEURY LANE THEATRE. 1. MB. WILLIAM DOWNES AS THE EMPEROR OF CHINA AND MR. ERNEST LANGFORD AS THt' miAvn \7tvtitt 2. MB. WILKIE BAUD AS THE WIDOW TWANKEY. 3. MISS MABIH GEORGE AS ALADDIN. 4. MISS NELLIE STBATTON AS ITTI SING. O. MR. GEORGE ...
... ALADDIN, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. (See also page 798.) MISS IDA RENlS AS THE PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR. MISS TRULY SHATTUCK AS FRINCE PEKOE. MISS MARIE GEORGE AS ALADDIN, ...