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... with a gallery of character paintings only. i ionsidering these things, it is probable that, for performance at a West-end theatre, nobody could have concocted a better play from the novel than Mr. Louis N. Parker has done. Nor possibly so well. As you ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. MISTRESS WILFUL, AT THE STRAND THEATRE. THERE are a number of very earnest people alive who try, year in and year out, to make better plays than are being made, or to get better ones made for them. It will be a sad day for these ...
... THINGS NEW: AT THE THEATRES. IT is rather hard upon the dramatic critics to invite them to investigate the conduct of characters, modern characters who take taxi-cabs, and are all Kings, Queens, Emperors, and sich. No doubt Mr. Besier, the author of ...
... in Japanese dance at the Coliseum. VT rather and Buys JANE DELMAR at the Criterion. Dover Street QUEENIE THOMAS at the New Theatre. W rather and Buys MR. GERALD DU MAURIER as Raffles at Wyndhnra's. Poulih&tn and Hantleld ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. KINGS AND QUEENS AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. IN that useful publication, Who's Who in the Theatre, it is recorded that Mr. Rudolf Besier, the author of the new play at the St. James's, prefers Olive Latimer's Husband to his other ...
... in Japanese dance at the Coliseum. VT rather and Buys JANE DELMAR at the Criterion. Dover Street QUEENIE THOMAS at the New Theatre. W rather and Buys MR. GERALD DU MAURIER as Raffles at Wyndhnra's. Poulih&tn and Hantleld ...
... THINGS NEW: AT THE THEATRES. THE historian will tell us some day why the music-halls and musical comedies have been trumps during the war; but I am not a historian-- yet. Amongst the popular works, one of the likeliest is the revival at the Garrick of ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. AT THE LONDON COLISEUM. THE Coliseum is a theatre as modest as it is sober. Its modesty is shown by its insignifi cant exterior compared with its inside grandeur, and its sobriety by its adherence to coffee and lemonade at its bars ...
... Whose play. Kings amrl Queen*, is mew being performed at the St. James's Theatre. LA KOMMANDATUR. (THE BELGIAN- PLAY CONCERNING GERMAN OCCUPATION), AT THE CRITERION THEATRE. /.a Kiwi m 11 mint nr. by M. .lean Franpois Fonson, represents a Belgian household ...
... that the manufacture of young burglars is one of the most favoured industries of the day, and people are crowding to the theatre where the burglar-hero dominates the stage, and take their children with them, and that they rush to buy the magazine where ...
... THiNGS NEW: AT THE THEATRES. THE revivalists are still busy, and the two latest novelties come from the resurrection department. The Kingsway people may be rather glad that the elaborate, or rather empty, joke of the author entitles them to keep the name ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. BABY MINE, AT THE VAUDEVILLE. MOST of the old plays now being acted a second time at London theatres have, sad to say, been brought back to life in the sordid hope of making a profit, but I refuse to believe that Baby Mine was recently ...