... for only last week Mr. Fred Terry's daughter made her London debut as Miss Phyllida Terson in Henry of Navarre at the New Theatre. One regrets that The Green Room Book, which made a speciality of dealing with these hereditary stage families, has ceased ...

... 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 ...

... AND HARD TO PLEASE. Our photograph shows Mr. George Robey as Dame Trot, in Jack and the Beanstalk, the pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham. Photograph by the Rotary Photographic Co. K ...

... Puffs A PIROUETTE WHO IS DELIGHTING NEW YORK MISS RUTTA STOCKETTO Premiere danseuse, who recently made her debut at the New Theatre, New York. Her dancing was greatly admired, and she promises to become one of the brightest stars in the corybintic constellation ...

... the Jesuits purchased it. The buildings, which are dignified and spacious, are magnificently equipped, a feature being a theatre with a splendidly fitted stage. The Jesuits' method of training is well known, and at Beaumont it prevails in its most perfect ...

... way in which such works are manufactured. About five years ago a farce, called The Dictator, was presented at the Comedy Theatre. It came from the United States, the author was Mr. Richard Harding Davis, and the company American. The Dictator proved ...

... this week. My subject was created for me when, having been bottled up tor what appeared to be a week within the walls of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, I turned hungrily to the Savoy Hotel. I was not alone. No wise man ever goes to the Savoy Hotel alone. To ...

... cannot risk delay in the cloak-room. There is no room under her seat, or anywhere else, for the precious mass of millinery. Theatre-managers will have to provide big hang ing-racks, with the numbers of the seats duplicated on them, for women to hang their ...

... [London Fights Entertainments (15; U JINGLE AND NORMAN MORROW FORSAKE THE THEATRES FOR ELECTION MEETINGS |ttu ...

... MR. AND MRS. FRED TERRY (MISS JULIA NEILSON) She is at present playing Marie Belleforet in Henry of Nr.varre, at the New Theatre, and appears on the programme as Phillida Terson. Miss Terry made her ddbut as one of the torchbearers in the tableaux at ...

... hot-bed of sedition for some time past. Our picture shows the famous reservoir. The I large square buiidine on the right is the theatre in which Mr. A. M. T. Jackson, Collector, was recently murdered by a native, who stated that he wished to avenge the sentence ...

... very crowded. In the Casino there is neyer a seat to be had at the tables. The atrium holds a seething mass of people. The theatre is packed. The Sporting Club is always full, and there is not a vacant table at the Cafe de Paris at the hour of the aperitif ...