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... strike, and must we listen to rag-time for twelve months more? Will skirts still be narrow? Will there be a revue at every theatre--will--oh, they've rung off, and the little wretch hasn't, literally, told me any thing. 0. There is a The Stop-Gap certain ...
... evening together, Helen, she had said one afternoon. And I had heartily agreed, for the bustle and fatigue of dinner-parties, theatres and balls during the last three weeks had thoroughly tired me. We had drifted into Lady Pamela's boudoir, chatting and laughing ...
... afforded to Windsor and Eton, arriving at 12.10 a.m. This should prove a convenience to persons returning from the London theatres and other places of amusement. The company also announces that a new fast train is now run from Reading at 1 p.m. for Paddington ...
... Wisp In Where the Rainbow Ends at the Garrick Theatre Fanlshain Banfield Where the Rainbow Ends St. George of Eng land (Mr. Reginald Owen) Foulsham Ban field A Dresden Fantasy at the Pal_ce Theatre One of the chief novelties of the Christmas programme ...
... San Remo Riviera CASINO THEATRE ...
... Terms. Private Grounds, Charm ing Excursions, Tennis, etc. Casino. Good Club with English Billiards. Ladies' Bridge Rooms, Theatre, Orchestra, etc. Through bookings from London. Through carriage from Paris. Illustrated Brochure (English) from E. G. KIECHLE ...
... directly with modern hotels. Furnished Villas. Casino. Large Club with English Billiards, Ladies' Bridge Rooms, Orchestra, Theatre, etc. Tennis, Excursions, etc. Through bookings from London. Through carriage from Paris! AUSTRALIA tbhye ORIENT LINE Under ...
... so singularly successful. These include that delightful comedy, The Marionettes, which ran for many nights at the Comedy Theatre. Miss Unger also supplied a new book for Strauss's famous comic opera, Die Fliedermaus, which under the new title of Nightbirds ...
... Woman and the Theatre Manchester as our theatrical Mecca, just as good Wagnerians used to turn their gaze towards Bayreuth in its heyday of fame. For the great northern city has not only built a new theatre on the approved modern lines a theatre in which everyone ...
... sense of the theatre. The dramatist who writes at his audience and not with them lacks the real sense of the theatre. A play is a conspiracy on the part of author, players, and audience to reconstruct life as it happens outside the theatre. Woe to the ...
... After Scotch-- Irish cannv Scot Mr PhnHpc Hn i Apollo Theatre, promises to do for Ireland what Bunty has done for the very 1 w rey ias mac^e a very happy choice of a play on the present occasion, and the success of his venture seems to be assured i>'i ...
... An Irlshi Imbroglio. For English Consumption. EVERYBODY talks glibly about the Irish and Scotch theatre just as everybody always does talk glibly about the latest movements, social and intellectual, of the day. The words present to their minds the picture ...