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... as she died at his birth, father and son lived as strangers for want of a fusing medium. Oxford scarcely seems a promising theatre for such a search, and yet young Cheadle, by learning life there, does actually learn the road to his father's heart. For ...
... THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. AT Drury Lane thi3 year we have a very pretty pantomime in the literal sense of the word.- Indeed, I cannot recall any Christmas production at the N ational Theatre more gracefully put upon the stage which ...
... Merrydew (Lord Bicester's fiancee) in The Sunshine Girl. Where the Rainbow Ends, at the Gurrich Theatre. 11 Shock-IIeaded Peter, at the Vaudeville Theatre matinees. r'iwcrcd 11 V as thc mi8C,lk'vous Harriet asks Papa to save her wicked brothers from being ...
... bills.) As you may like to know what I have been doing, I have much pleasure in informing you that I have been to the Lyceum Theatre Ito see The Forty Thieves. J^y the way, it occurs to me that if you ever had a fancy to look for the original habitat of this ...
... THE THEATRES. UNDER cover of pretend ing that he wants people, to stop laughing at the theatre, except between the acts, Mr. Bernard Shaw is now making them laugh during these intervals as well as when the curtain is up, for at the Kingsway Theatre he ...
... chance phrase which Canon Sheehan applies to another use expresses the final impression of his novel very well. It is like a theatre seen by daylight. The stage is there with its atmosphere of drama, its echo of a mystery, a curse, a nobly morbid heroine ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. SHOCK-HEADED PETER, AT THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. THERE has been a further accession this season to the number of children's pieces, although-- without men tioning names-- the purely children's pieces do not seem to me to be the most ...
... calls it a fine ft Georgian relic rediscovered. This is the house of Hogarth's father-in-law next door to the j$l Royalty Theatre in Soho. Now in my Literary fS Letter for August 20, 1910, it will be seen that K] The Sphere published picturs, specially ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. JOHN BULL'S OTHER ISLAND, AT THE KING SWAY THEATRE. MR. BERNARD SHAW is a great advertising agent for Mr. Bernard Shaw. He has the gift of drawing attention to himself when other authors-- or most of them --have to he satis fied ...
... HOUND THE THEATRES Bx Vedette. I THINK everybody expected some thing better from Mr. Jerome K. Jerome than Esther Cast ways, the four act play pro duced by Miss Marie Tempest last week at the Prince of Wales's Theatre. JN o t necessarily some thing ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. TURANDOT, AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. I HAVE not been able to get Gozzi's version of Turandot. He was pretty well abused for it, I believe, while lie was alive, and possibly may since then have suffered punishment. But I have a ...
... to have more stories to tell. Things happen to actors which never happen to anyone else. Why, I cannot say, except that a theatre is a mightily curious place, rather like Monte Carlo, inasmuch as it is like nowhere else in the world. From Studio to Stage ...