... . DRURY LANE. BEECHAM OPERA SEASON. THE BOATSWAIN'S MATE, LE COQ D'OR. After a lengthy absence from London, Sir Thomas Beecham's Opera company began a six weeks' spring season on Wednesday, March 19, before a crowded and exceptionally brilliant audience, including the Queen of Roumania (with Princess Mary), in honour of whom the Roumanian National Anthem was played, after God Save the ...

... . On Friday afternoon, May 5, 1911, wai produced here a new faroo, in tlhrse acts, by Barton White, entitled:-- The Remtdy. Captain Joseph Barsnett Mr. Lytton Ore) Captain William Oramphorn.Mr. HuDert Drnc ...

... On Friday evening Mr. Robe Arthur's London repertory company, are presenting a series of revivals Shakespsare's comedies here, substitut Much Ade About Nothing for As You It. The second revival proved even bett than the first, and there is amrie eviden of tJve amount of oare and tliought which Mr. Eade Montefiore, tfie producer, must have expended in ord ...

... . i In booking Florodora for Uiis week, Mr. f A. Melville, as usua', showed sound iudg- o ment; in fact, the houso hns rarely rjeen so wel filled, and tho ainiienccs have rarely b*on more enthusinstio, than this y week. Tho peculiar charm and humour =1 of tht? piece, together with Islie Stuart's o exhilarating music, made its success originally, and its attraction i* as com pelling as ever. Mr ...

... . On Monday evening was witnessed the first performance here of Miss Mary Austin and Mr. E. Vivian Edmonds' company in the interesting play, The King's jiornanc. Jar. rieiioncK i\ieiviuo nas ihuwn excellent judgment in securing this Well written piny, and the warm reception coorded k at the> close of the performance was nc.ii]>' desorved. The exceptional qualifications of. tiie (capable ...

... . Current evening performances in the metropolis, May 11, 1911, with dates of evening production or latest revival in London. Pieces that have been previously performed either in London or the pro vinces are marked thus*. Adelphl-7'Jit Quaktr Oirl. Not. 5. Aldwvch-- A Fool Then Wai. March 21. Apollo -The Folllef Aug. 30. Boronfh-Tfu! (iirl Who Took tht Wrong Turning. May 8. Britannia-- ...

... . THE SAVOY. On Saturday evening, September 21, 1912, was revived hare Shakespeare's play, arranged in two parts, entitled:-- The Winter 4 Talc. Mr. Urrbert Heweleon Mr. Henry Aink;y MamilMua Master Brte Ew. CamfaLlo Mr. Stanley Drewjlt Antigonue Mr. Guy Rath boric (.leomene* Mr. Frederick Cuiley Mx. Frederick Mar I and Partes Graham a ufj Mr- Dennfe Nedbon-Terry Mr. Felix Aylmer nu 2? I' J Mr ...

... . THE AMBASSADORS. ''GREEN PASTURES AND PICCADILLY,'' On Thursday, August 7, 1919, Miss Ami Piatt (by arrangement with Miss Leo White) presented here a piay of to-day, in three acts, by John Walton, entitled 44 Green Pastures and Piccadilly. Srr Jin>c3 W#t, Bart. Mr. Charles Groves Lady W ...

... . THE COMEDY. THI PUNCH uro Jttdt PLATERS. On Wednesday, June 18. 1919, Mr. Andre Chariot presented here The Punch and Judy Player, under the direction of Mr. Cosmo Gordon Lennox. Punch and Judy introduce their Players. By Hugh E. Wright. 'Bnery Comes to the Wedding, By Lo Roy Clemens. The Mask. By H. M. Har- wood and F. Tennyson Josee. Where are Tlioee^-- Matches an R. A.F. nocturne. By ...

... . SUMMARY. Current performances in the Melropolis. Jan. 9. Pieces that have been previously performed either In London or the Provinces aro marked thus:-- Adelpbi Tlie Boy. 8. Mat*., Wed. Sat., 2. Amhiissadors.-Us. 8.20. Mats., Daiiy, Apollo.-- 'Soldier Boy. 8. Mats., Tues En., 8a W J.30. Bri\ too.-- Babes in the Wood. Z, Ma.ta., daily 2. Comedy.-Tails Up. 8. Matr. Mot., Fri., Sat.. 2.30. ...

... . THE OXFORD. MAGGIE. On Wednesday, October 22, 1919, Mr. Charles B. Cochran produced here a musical play, in three acts, by Fred Thompson and H. F. Maltby, the French version by Etienne Rey end Bousquet, from the book of Fred Thompson, lyrics by Adrian staged by Frank Collins, dances and ensembles by A. H. Majilton, entitled: Maggie. Robin Mr. Arthur Treacher Oeorge Mr. Harry Hancock ...

... . THE LYCEUM. ANTOINE REPEATED. On Wednesday evening, July 23, 1919, was presented here, for the first time in Central London, an opera, in a prologue and three acts, book and music by Reginald Somerville, entitled:-- **Antoine; or. The Miracle of the Fountain. Thfirfese Miss Clara Simons Momk Kim Jean Douglas Wilson Paul Mr. Parry Jonea The Cur6 Mr. Arthur W trick worth Jeanne Marie Bliss ...