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... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. JULIUS OESAR, AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. THIS production of Julius Caesar will not be remembered years afterwards as was the His Majesty's production of 1898, where the supple Antony of Tree, the crafty but earnest Cassius of ...
... ROUND THE THEATRES. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS-- Circumstances, followed by other circumstances of a different character, have for the past month made of me a creature living in a world where there are no theatres. Not that I have not read about such things ...
... with the dramatic movement, and all his plays have been produced by the Abbey Theatre and similar organisations. The Shuiler's Child, his first important success in the theatre, was pub lished in 1909, and was followed by Three Plays (1912), The Bride (1914) ...
... St. James's Theatre, is dea't with in this month's Play Pictorial, and in addition to the numerous photographs given in colour and in black and white, Mr. B. W. Findon adds his personal views of the play. BARRIE LAND, AT THE PALACE THEATRE. This is a ...
... WHIRLIGIG, AT THE PALACE THEATRE. THE feeling that Palace Theatre revues were somewhat more fanciful and witty than Hippodrome ones made it seem an error of judg ment to get Mr. de Courville to produce the new one at the first- named theatre. It was not that ...
... natural proceeding for a brilliant poet to write himself down among his lordship's slaves. 'The play was first performed at a theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields during Easter, 1672. The Duke of Buckingham in his tamous play, 1 lie Kenearsal, pro duced in 1675 ...
... evening. .MR. W. S, PERCY. AS THE WISE GUY, DADOOLAH, IN MEDORAH, AT THE ALHAMBRA THEATRE. THE WHIRLIGIG, AT THE PALACE. MR. CHARLES WITHERS, s the farmer theatre-manager, suffering from the action of the iver-zealous villain of the melodrama taking ...
... ferguson.' This is at the Lyric Theatre, Hammer smith, which is no longer regarded as remote; and it is by Mr. St. John Ervine. Also it is Irish, and of the soil not the usual Irish soil brought over by the Abbey Theatre, but the soil of Ulster, which ...
... quite the funniest show in London. In the United States two pounds are worth only about twenty-six shillings; but at this theatre there are two Pounds (Lorna and Toots), who must easily be worth their weight in gold to the management. I have not for a ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. CARNIVAL, AT THE NEW THEATRE. OUR attention is directed to Venice at a period wnen that famous actor- manager, Silvio ISteno, was ap pearing at the Alfieri Theatre in the part of Othello, while his equally bril- liant wife, Simonetta ...
... even at the Surrey Theatre, where, greatly to the surprise of the highbrows, the Fairbairn-Miln Company have found great favour with Don Giovanni which shows that we are getting on. THE YOUNG VISITERS AS A PLAY AT THE COURT THEATRE Mr. Salteena (Mr. ...
... even at the Surrey Theatre, where, greatly to the surprise of the highbrows, the Fairbairn-Miln Company have found great favour with Don Giovanni which shows that we are getting on. THE YOUNG VISITERS AS A PLAY AT THE COURT THEATRE Mr. Salteena (Mr. ...