... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. ODDLY enough, the abiding impression left upon my mind by the performance of Mr. Somerset Maugham's new play at the Globe the other night concerned the per formance of another play elsewhere. As 7 watched Mr. Arthur ...

... LATE THEATRES. A very odd mixture was that provided in the third pro gramme-- a triple bill-- put forward by Mr. Frohman for his repertory, at the Duke of York's on Tuesday night. The evening began with depressing- gloom over a dismal little didactic ...

... absolutely proper, but at the same time allowing considerable freedom for imaginative expansion by those who know their Paris theatres we have a young woman nicknamed Tommy, the spoilt and way ward only child of a millionaire tea-dealer. Several miles from ...

... 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 ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. JUSTICE. AT THE DUKE OF YORK'S THEATRE. MR. JOHN GALSWORTHY is a very clever deserip- tive writer, and this has enabled him to make his Justice quite an interesting narrative. It is presented as a tragedy according to the programme ...

... newly-made knight. Mr. Barrie has never done anything better than The Twelve-Pound Look, the little play at the Duke of A'ork's Theatre, in which Sims the Successful appears. The same audience has the opportunity of seeing Mr. Mere dith's one and only play, ...

... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedetie. I THINK it is safe to say that Messrs. Smith and Car penter have got hold of another winner in The Fighting Chance, a military drama exactly of the kind to appeal to a British audience of what is known as the popular' ...

... Anderson, who, with Mr. Gennp Leery, is responsible for the book of Two Merry Monarchs, the new musical play at the Savoy Theatre, of which piece Mr. Anderson has also written the lyrics. Mr. Anderson '.-.-HI be remembered in connection with The White ...

... management of a theatre on his own. When he is, he should go in for a presentation of The Forty Thieves, and then have done with theft for ever. For Easter Monday, however, is fixed one of the rather scanty seasonable attractions for the theatres of the West-end ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC, THE TENTH MAN, AT THE GLOBE THEATRE. ACCORDING to George Winter, M.P. for Middlepool, in Mr. Maugham's play at the Globe Theatre, Nine men out of ten are either rogues or fools, and it is only The Tenth Man who is what-- well ...

... 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 ...