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... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE BALKAN PRINCESS AT THE PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE. WITH the Emperor William's stern eyes upon them, what few are left of the German minor princelets have to very much mind how they behave themselves. We must give up hope, therefore ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. A SINGULARLY significant little brochure is that Diary of the London Shakespeare Festival which has been issued at His Majesty's Theatre. From the list of classical plays to be produced during the five weeks ending on ...
... 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 ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. By Vedette. THE critic, or at any rate one critic, finds himself in a difficulty, distinct if not wholly disagreeable, when he is called upon to discuss a debut like that which was prac tically made the other day by Miss Phillida ...
... 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 ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES By Vedette. I READ, and am rather surprised to read, that Sir Herbert Tree is thinking of a pageant play for his next production at His Majesty's. The news is considered by its purveyor to be inspiring, and so no doubt it is; ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC THE RIVALS, AT THE LYRIC THEATRE. WHETHER The Rivals is or is not a great play must, I take it, be a matter of opinion. For my own part I think it might be better, as the Covent Garden audience-- nearly 150 years ago-- thought of ...
... 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 ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC T RE LAW NY OF THE 'WELLS,' AT THE DUKE OF YORK'S THEATRE. I AM glad that the public has justified the revival of Trelaway of the Wells, I would rather that the name of Pinero should live by this kind of play than by any debatable ...
... 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 ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC THE ISLANDER AT THE APOLLO THEATRE. ELSEWHERE, I believe, the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News deals at length, and I am sure with sympathy, upon the loss to the country, the drama, and the world at large by the death of Edward ...