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... Managers say that they are supplying the public demand and gratifying the public taste. This may Lie, because never have theatres been more profitable than they are at the moment. The fault lies with the public. -beatre managers, after all, are tradesmen ...
... SEPTEMBER FANCIES. DEAR GIRL IN FRANCE,—September, the harvesting month for country folk, seems likely to be the theatre-going time for town dwellers. We hardly leave off first-nighting to snatch brief spells of work and sleep these days. The Oriental ...
... lec thnn 111 b. nor more than 361 b. may now be sent to British troops in Rus.ia. under the Fame conditions a, lot other theatres of •war. The National Federation of Women AV4.rkera, at a conference at Manchester, reaoltition in favonr of women receiving ...
... managerial combination, Messrs. known Australian theatre proprietor arid I'Fred Karim and Leon Vint, will inaugur- ' Legislative Councillor, is going to present REikt.. SPORTS. ate a tenancy of the Kingsway Theatre by all the Australian V.C.s with a gold pass ...
... sections in as ea) as the new register con we of the executive Daly & De Marest Jock Gallagher nationality be se mittee, he is Theatres and M the Dearth Brin-|this but the ready A @ cre “aan Comedy Girls Carmen & Liarence Walter be admitted to Lc. watched w ...
... the girls often stand by idle. almost Mr. Arthur Croxton is arranging night's show for the American troops at the Palitoe Theatre. Mr. Jack May will take the Versatile Four from Mnrray's Club to the American rest camps this week. ...
... TO-NIGHT!! SATURDA. IC, 31st. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. The ROTTERS, ,, Prifes : Rs. 5, Rs. 3, Rs. 2 and Re. 1. flan at the THEATRE. ...
... Lelieves very much in the perpetuation of the actor-manager principle. She will, I think, continue to maintain it at the New Theatre. ...
... play again and had not the temperament which takes kindly to a sick bed. A Week-End.—The new management of the Kings•way Theatre tell me that they will spare no effort or expense in their production of A Week-End. There is a strong cast, including ...
... now being preeented at the Court Theatre with li•her hite and Mary Grey in the characters they originated se the St. Martin's Theatre last year. Next Thursday week Fred Karno and Leon Vint will open the Kinssway Theatre with a new farce by Waller W. (author ...
... King's Regulat:ons on account of disabilities contracted under the , ins circumstances : (a) Atter service over-seas in a theatre of loperations with no expeditionary force in the present war; on account of disable meat certified under the authority of ...
... was very convincing. Damaged Goods Again.—This powerful but gioowy play of M. blitux was successfully revived at the Court Theatre la , t night. The Live Wire, at the St. Martin's. is one of the most exciting spy plays ever produced in London, with a ...