Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... extreme. Cinderella is worthy of moro than local euoce, and Should draav from all .parts of London, as this theatre as now as aeoesfiblo to theatre goers as those in tho West End. THE ROYAI, EDMONTON. This week Mr. Dennis Clyde and Miss Nita Iineson nro ...
... drawing iroOm of the theatre has proved a boon to visitors coming from ft distance. Owing to the demand for scats, mutinies will l>o continued for the present every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturdav. THE CORONET. THEATRE. The presont is tho last ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE LONDON OPERA HOUSE. Another notable revival of French, opera was made by Mr. Oscar Hammerstein last night (Wednesday), when he presented Gustave Charpentier's delightful musical romance, Louise, which has proved so attractive an item ...
... STUDIO THEATRE. On Tuesday evening, January 30, 1912, Miss Agnese oe Liana produced three new one-act plays, all written by Clara Elstob. The first was entitled:-- Her Kingdom. Otto Mr. Leonard Calvert Margaret Miss Gwendoline Garland Melanie Miss Agnese ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE COURT. Yesterday Wednesday) afternoon, January 31, 1912, was produoed here, a play, in three acts, by K. G. Sowerby, entitled:-- llutherford and Son. John Kutherford Mr. Norman McKinnel John Mr, Kdniond lircon Klchnrd Mr. i'rnnk ...
... LONDON THEATRES. WYNDHAM'S. On Saturday evening, February 3, 1912, wua produced hero a farcical fantasy, in four acta, by A la.u Campbell, eaiitifclfed The Dust of Egypt. Qeoffrey Laacelles Mr. Gerald du Maurler General Sir John Manning Mr. Lyston Lyls ...
... perhaps, by the s'zo of n the theatre, tho artists were on Monday at times almost inaudible, which was, in- deed, unfortunate, as one does not want o to miss any of tlhcir quaint conceits and humour. The arrangements at the theatre for their reception, from ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE DUKE OF YORK'S. On Saturday evening, February 17, 1912, was produced a comedy, in four acts, by Arthur Wing Pinero, entitled: The M iiw. the Paint Uirl. Viscount Fnrncombe. Mr. Vernon b'.eel Colonel the Hon. Arthur 8tldul|>li Mr. ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE CRITERION. On T' res iay February 27, 1912, was pro iuoed ihr9 a new threoaict oomiedj, tatirfed 98.9 Mr^ Aaoe Detohy MU* Maris Illington Mr. N apolooa Delphy .Mr A. Vsno-Teiwpest &i>iuk Mus Hlinbeth Rosslyn Mliw Grace ChalUsmors ...
... customary time limit. Mr. iS. Major Jones is tlie expert- enoed stage manager. THE LITTLE THEATRE. A humorous and musical recital was given at tlie LiilUe Theatre on Tuesday afternoon, March 5, by Mr. K Thorn- ley-Dodge, who tlien made his first ap- pc ...
... LONDON THEATRES. THE ALDWYCH. On Tuesday, March 12. 1912, was produced 'here a romantic play, in four acts, by Edward G. Hemmerde, K.O., incidentall music and songs by Hamilton Harty, the play produced by Mr. Norman McKinnel, entitled Proud Maisie ...
... LONDON THEATRES. HIS MAJESTY'S. On Tuesday April 9, 1912, Sir Herbert Tree presented here, in four acts, Shakes peare's tragedy, entitled:-- Othello. t>uko of Venire \jr. Henry MorreH IVrabanUo Mr A. E. U ...