... work than the late Chevalier Grattan Flood, yet even so well-armed a scholar saw fit to argue (in an article pub lished in the Musical Times for June, 1928) purely on a basis of misleading dates, that Allan Ramsay, and not John Gay, wa3 tho originator of ...

... Cecilia Orleans. The music of Pee.ps is by Maurice Yvuin nnd Fred CJiap- pellc. arm the book i by Harry Grattan. Malviiia. 'Owing to an accident to tlie liga ments of her right arm. Malviiia. the violinist, ie resting this week, but hopes to lie able to resume ...

... MI S 3 'MABKL LOVE. Kensington J974. Marie c layering. Concluded My Nieces. Dis. Ohar. 11, Bernard Street, W.C.I. A IMEE GRATTAN CLYNDES. (Mr*. Walter Saltoun.) Tend ring Cottage, Eppl Bay, Birctilivgtoii. MRS. V. G. KIMBERLEY, J- A utk.res. Proprietress ...

... FELDMAN'S 80NI SHOW. Jlmmie Pullin, George Hyltoi Elsie Denham, Winifred Hammon* Helen Carson, Gladys Jackson, Bafc Astor, May Johns, Nat Gouldint Ernie Dale, Lewis Coates, Bob Geri V ham, the Southland Band, Gladys May, Dorothy Cfteetham. 8 Other halls as ...

... Manchester, a musical farce, adapted from the French, Pas Sur La Bouche, by Andre Barde, lyrics by Desmond Carter and Graham John, music by Maurice Yvain, entitled: Just a Kiss. Gwenoie \ilss H.izei HamPton Vi Vcrnoa .H1as Oarlitn A'ckroyd Kita Reynolds ...

... Musi-girlie song-show, all light, colour, anJ laughter. written and pro duced by Harry Grattan. music by Clay Smith, fyrics by Fred God frey, additional ballet music by John C. Holliday, entitled:-- Come In. Pleasant recollections _of those intimate revues ...

... been against it. The Gossipy Sex. This frequently amusing comedy by Lawrence Grattan is an expan sion of a popular vaudeville sketch. In the amplified version, presented by John Golden at the Mansfield on April 19, the leading rdle of Danny Grundy, masculine ...

... H., Southport 13, I Royalty, Morecambe. MRS. 'ARKIS. Aug. 13, Hippo., Wrex- l ham. MY SON JOHN (Red). Aug. 6, O.H., Scarborough; 13, G., Llandudno. MY SON JOHN (Blue). Aug. 6. Pal. Ple^ Brighton. 16, Pav., Weymouth (3). NO, NO, NANETTE (Macdonald and ...

... Varied engagements followed at the Court, in Randall's Thumb at the Olympic, December, 1872, Captain Robinson in A Triumph of Arms, and Gustavus Adolphus Swagg in How I Found Cru soe in 1873, at the sam'e theatre. Captain Edward Chileott in Maggie Dorme ...

... ception me Evans and Perei, with new feats in balancing, and 1 and Francois, whose acro- uork abounds in good fca- tures. Mr. John Somers retains the reins of management, and praiso is due to tlie orchestra, directed by Mr. E. H. Williams. LEWISHAM HIPPODROME ...

... Watson Barrett. The Belt. me .now Playwrights Theatre-- m other words, tho group of author-managers heeded Dy John Howard Lawson and John Dos Passos have taken over the Cherry Lano Playhouse, and, nothing daunted by one of tho smallest stages in the ...

... well with I'm Won dering Why. The Babes are. prettily played by Miifceo Violet Dean and Lillian Day, who sing My Mammy's Arms in the Wood acene while fun is well to the fore when Mr. Harry Wen- burn as Dame Durden, and Messrs. Woodhouse and Wells, ...