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... what is worth while. Now, of course, the Cave of the Mainly Personal Golden Calf, which is the synonym for the new Cabaret Theatre Club in Heddon Street, makes no pretence at a popular appeal at all. It is frankly exotic, likely to be very cosmopolitan ...
... this year, Sir Herbert Tree has provided an ideal entertainment with his production of David Copper- field at His Majesty's Theatre. Mr. Louis N. Parker, who has made the book into a play, has done his work with gratifying delicacy and skill, and the result ...
... and the board outside, surmounted by the Union Jack, had to he removed. On the night of August 3 I was sitting in a cinema-theatre, watching the pictures for the purpose of writing an account, when some lady friends came in especially to tell me that^ it ...
... Searchlights behind the Footlights WAR AS A PEACEMAKER AT THE SAVOY THEATRE vy rfrr BY JINGLE THIS is quite a good play. It is concerned with the war both before and during hostil ities, but there are no military manifestations about it. The nearest ...
... r°7 The Very Gentle Art of Burlesque STAGE-STRUCK AT THE EMPIRE THEATRE BY JINGLE V THE programme at the Empire Theatre was full of good things, but chiefly what we went out to see was the new burlesque, entitled Stage Struck, in which Mr. Fred ...
... ugliness, and it's up to us to see they get it, isn't it the very least we can do. ()f course royalties aren't dancing or even theatreing except for charity, but several nights of his short leave last week the Prince of Wales was going to revues and things, ...
... hotels; that they really must make room somewhere somehow for officers on leave to put up when they're over, and as for the theatres and the restau rants and places if someone dropped out of Mars upon us they'd merely think men had chucked black and white ...
... British CHURCH ARMY! HUTS ARE GIVING. REST, RECREATION, AND COMFORT to our gallant soldiers and sailors at home and in every theatre of war. Many Scores of them are UNDER SHELL-FIRE on the Western Front. SIXTY along: the Canal and in other parts of Egypt ...
... of the World A No. 2 OperaHouse, Paris i |5 THIS magnificent edi ffjp flee Is the largest |g|ig theatre In the world. It is lavishly decorated with the finest materials of the whole world. The interior with its foyer, staircase, corridors, etc.. is altogether ...
... pantomime lady, as amusing as anything in the show. But things war like are so very urgent now that people do seem to go to the theatres and places in a somewhat abstract mood, and one hears, in fact, that at last there's a sort of a slump in that particular ...
... of course, be merely the rose that covers the canker of melancholy within, but that anyway makes a jolly good show of it. Theatres, on dit, have slumped a bit just lately, but the lovely long spring evenings may account for that and after a record rich ...
... so many, untidy or per haps it would be kinder to say disarranged coiffures at the theatres. The shortage of petrol and taxis means that the only way of reaching a theatre is the humble 'bus, train, or our old friends, Shanks' ponies. None of these have ...