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... Girl, a musical comedy that is having a big success at the Century Theatre. The actress's first hit in America was in The Pink Lady, which Mr. Charles Frohman produced at the Globe Theatre in New York in April, 1912. Miss Hazel Dawn subsequent to this came ...
... STARS IN THEIR DRESSING ROOMS.-- XXVIII. MISS LAURA COWIE AT THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. -[Photograph by Foulsham and Ban field, Ltd.] It was in 1908 that Miss Laura Cowie made her first appearance in London, at the Playhouse but many playgoers will, perhaps ...
... It contains a hundred beds forty are in the house, the ground floor having been converted into wards, mess room, operating theatre, etc., and sixty in three huts which have been built on to the house. Ambulance trains of wounded are received direct from ...
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... series. MISS DORIS BARRINQTON Who is playing a leading part in Mr. Andre Chariot's popular revue, See-Saw, at the Comedy Theatre. Miss Barrington has a delightful voice, and recently scored a big hit in Harry Grattan's ever youthful revue, Some, at the ...
... MISS BETTY HOWES A pretty picture of a clever young actress who is playing the title-rdle in The Sleeping Beauty at the Theatre Royal, Bournemouth ...
... revue would not tolerate a fairy queen. Nor would, I fear, most pantomimes tolerate her were it not for the fact that few theatres possess revolving stages, and there must be someone to do something while the scene-shifters are changing the scenery. I ...
... come they very certainly haven't all arrived yet I'm really sure in the piping times of peace there couldn't have been more theatres going, for one thing, than there were this Christmas-time. All the good old Christmas shows as usual, even the Drury Lane ...
... enormous vogue. His funny animals are known to most children, and now these little people can go to the Prince of Wales's Theatre and see their friezes, toys, and wall-papers brought to life by the clever little actors there. The pig is inimitable, so ...
... The object of the offensive was threefold: (i) To relieve the pressure on Verdun; (ii) to assist our Allies in the other theatres of war by stopping any further transfer of German troops from the Western front; (iii) to wear down the strength of the forces ...
... and historical chateaux on the bank of the Loire, and a section devoted to Paris, its principal monuments, museums, shops, theatres, entertainments, hotels, lycees, colleges, the Sorbonne, promenades and gardens. The Post Office London Directory for 1917 ...
... Fairyland. which Is now being given at the Prince's Theatre i Some Members of the Happy Family Some of the animals which delighted the hearts of the audience, young and old, at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, where the Cecil Aldln children's play, The Happy ...