... . DALY'S. ST. CEORCES HOSPITAL MATINEE. On Monday, May 5, 1924, were produced a play, in one act, by £,ady Violet Grovillc, entitled:-- By Chance. Captain Chance.. Mr. Harold AnstruthCT UodTOB Mr. Leo Carroll Tali-driver Mr. CeolTrey Wincott Vejgr M' Agatha Kentifh Ami a comedy, in three acU, bj F. Kinsoy Peiie, entitled:-- The Sybarite.- tarlos de Martinez Mr. Ernest Milton Major nail Mr. ...

... . THE HAYMARKET. HAVOC. On Wednesday, January 16. 1924, look place here the Daniel Mayer Company's production of a play in four arts, by Harry Wall, en titled Havoc. Mr. Stephens. .Mr. W. Waltom Palmei Bennett Mr. Kathleen Blak Alice Derriog Miss Ethel (Iriffiei Violet Derring Miss Frances Carsot T-^ie Dunton Miss Jiorah Eobinsoi ln.-k C happell Mr. Henry Kendal .smithy Mr. William Kersha* ...

... THE ROYAL. STRATFORD. Aerial Flashes, a revue by Alan Martin and Walter O'Brien. is making its first appearance in London Opening on the cus tonary lines it soon develope into quite a pleasant entertainment con continued on page 30. LONDON THEATRES. Continued from pagt la. jaining plenty of broad fun. There s withal, (i sufficiency of jrood y th.- >ol!- ...

... . THE ST. MARTINS. NO MAN'S LAND. On Tuesday evening, December 2, 1824, was produced here a play, in three acts, adapted from Francois de Curel's La Terre Inhumaine, by Ashley Dukes, entitled No Man's Land. Anna Miss Marie Wright Pauline Parisot Miss Haidte Wright Sk-hreiner Mr. Drelineourt Odluro Angti-ta .Miss Betty &os Clarke Cuptin llartig Mr. Vincent CUve l*ui Parisot Mr. Malcolm ...

... MANCHESTER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KING's (P., W. H. Broadhead and Son; A.M., Geroge Steel; Mus.D., C. H. Bayley --Stewart Arnold's company. in some Shuffle, came across from the Humle Hippodrome to amuse the patrons here. The quips and gags of Clarke and Ritchie keep the house In merry mood, and the musical side of tle programme is efftcicntry main- tained by Gertie Mayne, Moiwi ...

... London Theatres. THE GARRICK. TIGER CATS REVIVED. On Monday evening. August 11, 1924. there was revived here Karen Bramson's tragi-comedy, in three acts adapted from the French of Les Felines by Michael Orme entitled;-- r Tiger Cats. 1 imoot ..Mr. Rl>ert Lorahve Mi* Edith Evans u*rd de Vau/eli- Mr. Churi. une (Tvonue Mi- ...

... THE PRINCES. THE BLUB PETER. On Saturday, October 11. 192*. Messrs. Alban B. Limpus and Charles Kenyon presented a play, in four acts, by K. Temple Thurs- ton, entitled: The Blue Peter. Edward Formby ..Mr. t'nsrte* Ke*bitt A farrier's Man r Byrou A Barmaid ...

... . THE LITTLE. FALLING LEAVES. On Tuesday evening. November 25. 1924 there was produced here, for the first time in London, a play, in three acts by Sutton Vane, entitled: Falling Leaves. Hutniuerwaj Mr. St.i \v fcvlva Miss I> Phillip Mr. Teniiinutm Mr. frank \..-per Lord Cnurk Mr. Button Van* Tri play presented by Mr. William i u. by arrangement witb Mr. Over ar-1 V-- ton Vane \w vl the v ...

... . THE EVERYMAN. IN AND OUT. On Saturday, April 26. 1924, was produced a farce, in three acts, by Brandon Fleming, entitled:-- In and Out. Htwnles P. Shooter Mr. Oeorge Merritt Mrs. Hercules P. Shooter MiM Kvt>il Arundale lit. Shutley v- llwnc The. Hon. Horace Sliminy Mr rbohm A&ralijm Lombard, ._i.,i., (ir. K. H. Brooke pOr^jv,i Peregrioe Cu.st-ani, ??'???ngton Mr. Bdmond Breon Horatio ...

... . (From Our Special Correspondent.) NEW YORK. December 6, 1924. The Student Prince. Unreserved compliment may be paid to the Messrs. Shubert, and particularly to Mr. J. J. Shubert, on the production of their new spectacular operetta. The Student Prince. Truly they have surpassed themselves in this production, and, judging from the size of We uudience* at tioison s, wnore iuo operetta ...

... . THE PLAYHOUSE. WHITE CARGO. On Thursday evening, May 15, 1924, Miss Ida Molesworth and Mr. Templer Powell (by arrangement with Earl Carroll) presented here a vivid play of the primitive, unvarnished life in the tropics, in three acts, by Leon Gordon, entitled:- White Cargo. The Doctor _Mr. Horace Hodges W eat jo Mr. Franklyn Dyall Anblev Mr. Templer Poell The Hiaaionarj Mr. Frank ...

... NEW TOURS. KATINKA. Macdonald ancl Young began their autumn tour of Katinka on Monday with a three nights' visit to the Devonshire Park. Eastbourne, this attractive musical comedy then receiving its first local performance. On the comic side chief honours were secured by Richard Teasdale. who acted. Rang, and danced with great success throughout as Thaddeus T. Hopper, and scored all ...