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... Basle ruling out the hated number from all property in the municipality, whether house, tram-car, cart or tool. Not even its theatre has a seat numbered thirteen. And Paris, gay cynical Paris, when its August holidays start upon a thirteenth, stays shame ...
... POPULARITY OF THE YOUNGER GENERATION ob MR. 1NGI.1S ALLEN Whose If We Had Only Known was produced at a matinee at the Little Theatre Photo R ussell MR. JOHN GALSWORTHY Whose Eldest Son is the attraction at the Kings way MR. 11. MACDONALD HASTINGS Whose ...
... Caprice MISS CLARA EVELYN AND MR. HARRY WELCHMAN IN A LOVE SCENE IN THE SECOND ACT OF PRINCESS CAPRICE, AT THE SHAFTESBURY THEATRE Miss Evelyn's performance is one of the best to be seen on the musical-comedy stage. Her playing and singing are marked by ...
... feature of which is a frosted mistletoe wreath worn like a coif about the face. Our portrait is of Mile. Colonna, of the Theatre l;rancais Photograph Talbot ...
... appears as Ting-a-Ling (the Spirit of Christmas) in Mr. Charles Urban's delightful fairy play, Santa Claus, at the Scala Theatre. Mile. Favronowa, who is only eleven years of age, is not only a wonderful dancer but possesses remarkable dramatic power ...
... French) is apt to occur to the spectator under the circumstances. Mr. Collins has certainly raised the pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre to a higher level than any it has ever touched before. Whether from the point of view of lovers of uproarious fun it needed ...
... such as v 1 Ugbrooke, where Lord and fe Lady Clifford of Chudleigh i.1 have had some capital shows lh in their miniature theatre. A This Christmas they gave The ;T Dollar Princess, the leading 1 lady and stage-manager being Lady Churston, formerly Miss ...
... Terms. Private Grounds, Charming Excursions, Tennis, etc. Casino. Good CIu j with English Billiards, Ladies' Bridge Rooms, Theatre, Orchestra, etc. Through bookings from London. Through carriage from Paris. Illustrated Brochure (English) from E. G. KIECHLE ...
... ABOUT THE HALLS THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT A REVIEW OF REVUES. OVER theatres, halls, and picture-palaces alike the holiday season still exercises its influence, and special programmes are the order of the day. As a matter of fact, it does not, in many halls, ...
... eminently level-headed and the dreamily romantic. The ro mance is in her home the prac tical side of her life is shown in the theatre. In the scene when she is made love to by the leading man of the company there is a whimsical compound of both these qualities ...
... J. Harrison, Mr. Will Judge, and Darby and McClester, Moreover the Fulham Theatre is renowned for the excellence of mise-en-scene. The Lyceum. Pantomime at the Lyceum Theatre may be called a hardy annual, and after seeing The Forty Thieves produced there ...
... a big favourite at the Theatre Imperial, Paris. Mile. Jousset is possessed of that statuesque style of beauty which is so much admired by Parisians but seldom found among them. She has appeared in most of the well-known theatres on the Continent, and always ...