... When the famous actor-manager, Sir Melpomene Olympus, produced a classical tragedy bv the Poet Laureate at the Imperial Theatre Royal, that overwhelming and tremendous critic, Mr. I ras tic Deepsearch. should be unkennelled and slipped from Fleet Street ...

... ROUND THE THEATRES. TAILS UP.-- It had occurred to me that it would not be out of place this week to develop at some length and with much acumen a few observations upon the conversion of the art or guild of the Stage Player into a Trade Union; but Mr ...

... the public pulse. He strove not to make dividends but to fulfil his high duty to an expectant world, for his theatre was the National theatre, and a hitch in its productions a National calamity. The day will come when this stereo, too, is worn out, and ...

... i'_iljffl>. iLiB'i''!lUr Ml ./'''i:- 1 .-v- EkNQ{T ■afr'. -gBj^PkHPff ifr Tr MRilmr a JK' JmmPjft A T TTH/E wmm^^'W oxford theatre mem- By JINGLE. THIS is a story partly about French naval matters and partly about the universal topic of the eternal triangle ...

... IN THE NIGHT WATCH AT THE OXFORD THEATRE. IT was an ambi tious project on the part of MM. Far rere and Nepoty, the authors of La Veille d'Armes, now adapted by Michael Morton and produced at the Oxford Theatre under the title of In the Night Watch ...

... BUZZ-BUZZ, AT THE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE. IT seems to be settled to every body's satisfaction that at last Mr. Nelson Keys has been fitted with a theatre. It has been dis cussed as though the theatre was a hat. The Palace Theatre was the right size, then he ...

... station made the theatre, so far as accessibility goes, a West End one, a vivid contrast indeed to the days when it was advertised that For the accommodation of numerous visitors from Greenwich, Deptford, etc., a coach calls at the theatre a quarter before ...

... Vi'RJNGS, AT THE GAERICK THEATRE. WHAT is really wrong with marriage? A character in David Copperfield says, there is no disparity in marriage like unsuitability of mind and purpose. In The Law Divine,'' at Wyndham's Theatre, physical incompatibility ...

... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. OH, JOY! AT THE KINGSWAY THEATRE. THERE are two things you look for in vain at the Kingsway Theatre. One is the pit and the other the superiority of the entertainment which was supposed to justify the abolition of the pit and the ...

... QUEBNIB THOMAS The well-known cinema star, who recently took part in a surprise film ahown at Maasra. Pathfi'a Roof Garden Theatre In aid of the Pro Patrla Day Nuraery at Bethnal Graan. Lady lalinjton. who, with othar distinguished Society ladiea. waa ...

... Frederick Austin as the Count, and Mr. Frederick Ranalow as Figaro, all re peated their former successes. And once more the huge theatre was filled to over flowing, and, let me add seeing that The Tati.er is a society paper filled with the best people too. (Although ...

... Kellogg's radiant personality is a great asset to the brightness of the show. But her songs don't help her much. The Royalty Theatre. JYJr. Somerset Maugham's new play, Ccesar's Wife, produced with remarkable success at the Royalty by Messrs. V-edrenne and ...