... . THE PLAYHOUSE. WEDDING BELLS. On Tuesday evening, August 31, 1920, by arrangement with Mr. Edgar Selwyn, Mr. Frank Curzon and Miss Gladys Cooper, in conjunction with Mr. Gilbert Miller, produced here a comedy, in three acts, by Salisbury Field, entitled Wedding Bells. IteglnaUl Carter Air. Owen Nsros Jackson iMr. Will West Bpenoer Wills Mr. John Deverell Douglas Ordwiay Mr. Claud ...

... . COVENT GARDEN. La Thavuta. La Traviata was given on Saturday, when Signora Gruziella Pareto, as violetta, improved further upon the good impress ions she had made in The Pearl Fishers and Don PasquaIe.'' Signer Marcel lo Govoni grave an excellent performance of fredo, and M. Dinn Lriiiy s assump tion of Giorgio Germout was a- grave and impressive as one might have expected it to be ...

... THE NEW OXFORD. Frknth Skason. A season in French, un-der tlm direction of Mr. Charles B. Cochran, commenced here on Monday, June 4, 1923, when wero presented Un Sujpf Jo lloman, piece en quatre axles, de Sacha (Suitry Theophile LevallK M. tuclen Cuitry Jiirques Houruy M. R. Muupre Ancclin M. Vnllin't Penis Ciliyot M. Hi^ronimiiM In vdtft de chunibrcM. (i. I.eniaire Mine I.cvaillc Mmc. ...

... THF AMBASSADORS. TlIK Lll.IKa OF T11K FlKLll. On Tuesday evening, June 5, 1923, the Reandean comiiauy (Am- bassadors) appeared in a coined f. in three acts, by J. Hastings Turner, entitled: The Lilies of the Field. The Rev. John Head Mr. ,T. H. Roberts Ann MisB Hilda llruce Totter Violet Miss Uwyiine Whitby Mrs. Rooke-Walter Miss Oertrmle Kinsston Catherine Miss Kdim lli't Kliznlieth Miss ...

... . THE ST. JAMES'S. THE HAPPY ENDING. .aSilr. Robert Loraine presented lis f, on Thursday evening, November JO, 1922, a comedy, in twee acta, by Ian Hay, entitled The Happy Ending. Denny Cradock Mr. John Williams Huroid Bagby Mr Miles Malleson Simmons Mia Owladys Gayn?r jiJin Cradock M!m Klliabsth Irylng Alt' Anthony IVnwick Mr. Fred Kerr MttAred Cradocfk .Mi Sthei Irving Molly Cradock ...

... THE DUKE OF YORK'S. SIR ARTHUR PINERO'S NEW PLAY On Wednesday evening. March 1, 1922, there was produced here a fable in three acts, by Arthur Pinero. entitled Tho Enchanted Cottage. Oliver ftarfiforth Mr. Owen Nares Mrs Smallwood Miss Winlrcd Finery Rupert Smallwood rtmallwood Mr. Norman Forties Major Murray Hillgrove, D.8.O., M.C. Mr. Nicholas Hanaro Rev. Charles Corwllia Mr. 0. 1). ...

... . HIS MAJESTY'S. CAIRO. On Saturday evening, October 15, 1921, was produced here a mosaic in music and mime, in three acts and thirteen scenes, the mime by Oscar Asche and the music by Percy Fletcher, entitled Cairo. The Sultan A1 Mal;k-Al-Nasir Mr. Ob ayle Cardner Prin:e Nur al-Din Mr. Cecil Humphreys The Patriarch Mr. Norman Wflhams Waxir Ai Kltastb Mr. Conway Dixon Wazir Abu Sbemah ...

... THE GLOBE. EILEEN. On Saturday, May 27, 1922, Miss Marie Lohr prosontod, by arrangement with Mr. Dion Boucicault, a light comedy, in throo acts (from the Frenoh of Jacques Bousquet and Paul Armont), by H. M. Harwood entitlod:-- Eileen. lsn Bellamy Miss Irene Vanbrugh Bobliy (lit it* Miss Heather Thatcher Lti/ytU Miss Helen Spenoer Utss Uole Coley Miss Rosins Fiiippl Montague Box ..Mr. Won ...

... THE APOLLO. THE WHEEL. On Wednesday evening, February 1, 1922, was produced hore a play, in three acts, by James Bernard Fagan, entitled 44 The Wheel. Colonel Job a Danguii Mr. JlV)bvrt Uortou Uforpe Karaker.. Mr. Frank Ikmton Ca| -tain Lesli- YouJlat (Thn) Mr. VhiUp Merivale Lieutenant Buck master (Tubb3 Mr. Walter Meupes L'eulenant O'Jlcilly Paddy Mr Cyril JlaNliu^ham Lieutenant ...

... London ThEatrEs. THE EMPIRE. ''JENNY.'' On Friday, February 10, 1922, was presented the H. S. L. Ltd., production, under the direction of J. L. Sacks, of a musical comedy in three acts, by Harry Grattan, music by Haidee de Rarce, additional numbers by Leslie Stuart, lyrics by Harry Orattan and John Plunkelt, addi- i-ional lyrioa by Arthur AikWsod, danoe and ensembles !by J. W. Jackson, ...

... . THE HAYMARK.ET. i Quality Street Revived. Great success attemkd here, on August 11, Mr. J. E. Vedrenne'i production of J. M. Barrie's once more revived Quality Street, which was produced for Mr. Vedrenne by Mr. Charles La Trobe, under the personal direction of the mitKrw (said to be away in Scotland by Miss Fay Oompton in her little speech of thanks at the close of the performance), and ...

... . THE CRITERION. Advertising April. OF Thursday, January 25, 1923, Miss Mary Moore and Miss Sybil Thorndike presented here a farcical comedy, in three acts, by Herbert Farjeon and Horace Horsnell, entitled: Advertising April or, Th Giri Who Mde tlio Sun shine Jealous. April Mawoc Miss Sybil Thorndlko Edmund Hobart Mr. Frank OIIkt Mrs. Trimmer .Mint Alarguwt Yank: Va\H>y Miiu Gwlmlys Gaynor ...