A Clever Child Actress
... MARJORIES DANE Who is now appearing in Vice-Versa. She has previously acted in Where ^pSrT\\ I Children Rule at the Garrick Theatre IctCf) /a Phnlmn-nth Winifred Prout ^gt^R ...
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THE STAGE FROM THE STALLS: Cinderella No. 1
... a Poster Pantomime, whose characters, taken from well-known posters, caused considerable amusement. The Little Theatre. the Little Theatre Miss Gertrude Kingston has strengthened the pro gramme, which ends with that most interesting phenomenon, The Dragon ...
In Town and Out
... tenantsand county alike, for both Lord and Lady Clifford are clever amateurs, and their playlets are given in a little private theatre complete, as the house agents say, with every modern improvement. The Cliffords, of course, are of the old faith, Catholics ...
THE ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL'S ONLY DAUGHTER
... Nairobi. East Africa in lune next Miss Campbell, who, it will be recalled, made her first appearance on the stage at Terry's Theatre nearly four years ago, and has since appeared with her mother on two provincial tours, and in the United States, as well as ...
WORLD'S WHISPERS
... -v' Music. faces ot °nl-v the music but the musi cians. A year ago, a trouble with the orchestra that provided her private theatre at Serlby Hall with music at a charity performance of her own King Harry's Revels was taken into the Courts. Nothing daunted ...
AN IDEAL, BEAU BROCADE: Acted by the Handsomest Man on the Enǵlish Staǵe
... ln[a]radmegft Mara ra tlh IDragflislhi SftagI* A NEW PORTRAIT OF MR. BERTRAM WALLIS -A IW Who is now appearing at the Globe Theatre in the titls-role of Beau Brocade, thus deserting musical comedy for the nonce and appearing for the first time in straight ...
THE SUICIDE OF LORD KENNISON
... think of -you always in the lonely exile to which Fate condemns me. MR. WALTER GIBBONS The managing director of London's new theatre of varieties, the Palladium, which is situated at Oxford Circus ...
PANTOMIME HUMOUR
... plays at the variety theatres. But during the pantomime season the same managers have no hesitation in turning their theatres into music-halls, while the halls themselves remain depleted of artists, and must not retaliate on the theatres by performing plays ...
The TIGER LILY
... drawing-room door opened, and he heard the Tiger-Lily's voice asking him to come in. He felt like a man who enters an operating theatre for the first time. A feeling of faintness and distaste stole over him. His voice was weak when he spoke. The blinds were ...
The Editor's Box: Hazell's Annual
... amendment of their patent, thus establishing their patent rights in spite of vigorous opposition. Sinbad at the Shakespeare Theatre On Boxing Day Mr. Dudley Bennett presented his fifteenth Christmas pantomime, produced under the direction of Mr. Brydon Phillips ...
Priscilla in Paris
... which the leading actress tears open her dress and exhibits her plump self nude to the waist, or he might look in at the Theatre Moderne where the dancer, Isis, wears a diamond clasp really I am not joking, uncle, that is absolutely all she has on. 0 ...
CHRISTMAS FARE, THE CREATURE AND I
... largely over our faces even when the baron's trousers split with a great noise behind. Cyril Maude. A nd everywhere in the theatre was the sound of childish laughter, and on the stage was the prettiest and most amusing version of the old fairy tale that ...