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... revue at the Ambassadors Theatre, ripples as it runs and changes but stops not, and so I looked in the other day to see how time was dealing with the little West-street house, which is hard by Cambridge Circus and the Palace Theatre. You have to mention the ...
... The ballet-dancer whose dancing and mimicry are the most interpretative is the best. The development of the ballet of the theatre (in France and England), after the advent of Louis XIV, the founder of modern stage ballet, is the main theme of the book ...
... The ballet-dancer whose dancing and mimicry are the most interpretative is the best. The development of the ballet of the theatre (in France and England), after the advent of Louis XIV, the founder of modern stage ballet, is the main theme of the book ...
... tlbings flew; Bt tbe ^beatves. THIS year's Drury Lane pantomime, Puss in Boots, lives well up to the reputation of the theatre both in its humours and the beauty and striking splendour of its spectacular effects. The ballet of the butterflies in the ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. PUSS IN BOOTS, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. BEFORE you have been long at the Drury Lane pantomime you feel with even more certainty than when you entered the building that we are going to win this war. It would be difficult to say how ...
... long he was well enough to enter the new Eldorado, Silver City, commonly called Leadville, and appear at the local variety theatre. I managed to amuse the audience in a mild way, he says, and at the end of the week Mr. Nuttall handed me twenty-five dollars ...
... things are like good resolutions they should be carried out. The hint was taken, and the audi ence was appeased. At a London theatre of varieties the same thing happened, and the author thus appealed to the mother: 'Madam, dear lady, will you kindly quieten ...
... CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE SPANISH MAIN, AT THE APOLLO THEATRE. MR. OSCAR ASCHE and Miss Lily Brayton had already made some short cruises with this play before starting on their present voyage at the Apollo Theatre. Its parent is said to be Vasco Marenas, and it ...
... THINGS NEW: AT THE THEATRES. THE PARISH PUMP forms the chief element of the second programme of the Horniman Season at the Duke of York's and is quite good fun, but by no means brilliant. It is fairly modern in sub ject, distinctly old-fashioned in ...
... SKETCH WHICH WAS RECENTLY AT THE COLISEUM AND IN WHICH THE ACTOR WILL SHORTLY APPEAR AT THE ALHAMBRA THEATRE. PUSS IN BOOTS, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. Puss (Miss Pence Mayer), acting on behalf of her master, the hero, endeavours to propitiate the heroine's ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. THE RASKER. AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. TO be urged to marry, first because one of your ancestors once got married, and secondly be cause of the shape of your cousin's nose, seems a trivial enough prologue to the serious drama of ...
... ROUND T H E THEATRES. THE PALLADIUM.-- There being a pause in theatres this week, I was allowed to go to a music-hall as a treat. offi cially, I seldom go to music halls. When I do go I pay at the door. It will be under stood, therefore, that I-- offi ...