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... seen how Mayfair and Belgravia flocked to see Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush, which appealed to just as high a class of theatre goer as any stage-play. Very much the same sort of people took the management of the New Gallery by surprise when they crowded ...
... 0R O.0MS GfOlO THE OLD ADAM AT THE KINGS WAY THEATRE. THE common remark made when a play deals with situations outside human experience is that it would have made a good musical comedy. How often have we read, concerning a new play, The piece cannot ...
... BEFORE THE GATES OF ROME. George Bernard Shaw's Androcles and the Lion was revived by the Macdona Players at the Regent Theatre and presented as a Christmas programme, together with The Showing-Up of Blanco Posnet. Photograph by G.P.U. ANDROCLES AND ...
... W'liit- tington, the pantomime at the Lyceum Theatre. AS A CHINESE DECOY DUCK MISS BETTY CHESTER IN A CO-OPTIMIST SCENE CALLED PIG-TAIL ALLEY. In the new Co-Optimists' programme at His Majesty's Theatre, Miss Betty Chester has a dockside song- scena ...
... whiff of salt, and the accompanying text is exactly what one could have wished it to be. You wander by chance into a cinema- theatre, and witness the most amazing melodrama. The hero never ceases to be painfully heroic, and main tains a dignified (and sartorially ...
... beginning of her career, and has no intention of leaving the stage on her marriage. She has already played at three West End theatres in London Life at Drury Lane, in Kismet at the New Oxford, and in Easy Money at the St. Martin's. She made her stage dibut ...
... rv* Opr,ou5r.^c 9.45, AT THE COMEDY THEATRE. THIS is so compact and neat a little Ameri can play that though you prod it ever so with your critic's bodkin you can hardly find a kink in its chain of coincidences or a chink in its armour of mystery. It ...
... Sonia in the Barnes Theatre production of 44 Uncle Vanya.- THE BARNES THEATRE PRODUCTION OF UNCLE VANYA MISS DOROTHY MASSINGHAM AND MR. HENRY HEWITT. Uncle Vanya. the well-known Dlav bv Tchekov. was nroduced at thf RamM Theatre by Mr. Philip Ridgeway ...
... The Daisy, proved too fantastic and mystical for English theatregoers. They hang upon his lightest word in the Hungarian theatre, and his latest play was produced only the other day, though not, as I understand, with great success. I fear I know little ...
... of actor-managers, after which he would proceed to abolish theatre queues by the simple expedient of only allowing masterpieces to be produced. He could also be shown building his ideal theatre with a strictly limited seating capa city, and then waiting ...
... HENRY VIII. AT THE EMPIRE THEATRE. THE word ramshackle, which Mr. Lloyd George applied to the Austrian Empire in 1915, is very descriptive of Messrs. Shakespeare and Co.'s Henry VIII. It is a ramshackle play, containing as many bits of disconnected ...
... Miss Irene Vanbrugh. For that was the clou of the evening. We are all happy to see her once more in our midst at a central theatre she should never go away again, for we all love her personality and her distinguished art. She played the wife to perfection ...