... fact, and it is pos sible that England is destined to become tho chief centre of talking- film production for the English speaking market. However this may be, it will scarcely l>e denied that, as the re suit of the present situation, the professional ...

... little Changeling Boy, to whom all the strife is due, is still impersonated by tiny Sylvia Silver man. Mr. E. Ion Swinley, speak ing the resounding lines admirably, is a picturesque, silver-armoured Oberon. to the Titania, graceful in dance if rather weak ...

... suggests to Georg that they should commit suicide. Ho refuses, and in tho end Heimchen renounces him. All tho players wpro easy, speak jng the Gorman text with fluency. Mr. Charles Carson gave an excel lent performance as the bluff, kind- hearted father, and ...

... blind man's buff aa iiey seize and jostle each other in their search for the supposed thief, while Daniel vp.inly triej to speak At last he is seized by Estaguet, who forces him to the crowd and gouges out his eyes as Maria and Darlet rush in Estaguet ...

... as a hat. a cloak, a shawl, a jacket, with which she contrives to give individuality to each character she represents as speaking to somo otner interlocutor. Also, she has the command both of genuine pathos and of arifts of sparkling comedy. Tho former ...

... husband; and from iiouis erneuil, acting with ease and quiet humour as the third side of the triangle which Sonia turns, so to speak, into a square. Hence, the company from the Aivtoine made a good start with Ma Cou- sine de Varsovie, Pile oil rao* being ...

... some cf the line Gounod music is continued through the entr'actes. There was no applause on Tues day evenin J, and, properly speak ing, there is no call for any Criticism of the acting. One select- for praise, however, tho Poverty of Mr. Hubert Eisdell. ...

... infinite delicacy, charm, and befitting gravity of tone and rpien by Miss Irene Rooke, whoso hus band, Mr. Roomer, acts and speaks with the briskness and snap re quired as the multi-millionaire im personated in Dean Street by Charles Hawtrey, who had given ...

... improved by a little more of the musical- comedy element. Very funny, however, is the idea of making each of the characters speak in a dif ferent dialect, from Yankee to Irish. It is admirably played by Mr. Morris Harvey, Miss Irene Browne. Miss Beatrice ...

... ren ders V The Pipes of Pan, and she proves her versatility in a French operatic number. This artist is only lent, so to speak, to pave the way for the Cabaret-Opera, which saw the footlights on March 8, but she is already very popular with all Anchor ...

... 's seen through the window of tho pufolic-hotHo in the second act. The English soldiers have been given a weird dialect to speak. Mr. J. B. Fagan has very effec tively produced the piece, and there is capital scenery-- two living rooms, a public-house ...

... producer. As the Priest Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson had the smallest part with only eight lines to speak. On his first appear ance, with no lines to speak, he was greeted with the heartiest of applause. At the close of the per formance Sir Johnston made ...