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... r^fjio us CY r Tc THE GOLD DIGGERS AT THE LYRIC THEATRE. GOLD digging, as shown by the author of this play, Mr. Avery Hopwood, has none of the rigours of the Klondyke, and usually results in a bigger pile. Instead of quartering barren and icy ground ...
... the first night, and which I bear to her, to Lewis Casson and Mr. Ainley; the great expectations with which I entered the theatre in the fervent desire to pay tribute, impel me to confess, in candour, that my heart-beat would not quicken-- save once in ...
... first time as Lesurqucs and Dubose in The Lyons Mail at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, during next week. He will later present the play at Golders Green Hippodrome and at the King's Theatre, Hammersmith, prior to a London season Cafistack ...
... THE NEW CENTURY. WE owe a very real debt of gratitude to Miss Lena Ashwell for her courage in staging, at the small Century Theatre and with the simple means at her command, the five-act play by Alfred Noyes on the theme of Robin Hood. For here is a thing ...
... apKCUJS Q,-K CY rn BROADWAY AT THE STRAND THEATRE. BOOTLEGGING, of late years, has been a godsend to the writer of drama. With the outbreak of the war, spies, secret wireless sets and submarine hides came to relieve them from the threadbare state secrets ...
... healthy young man against a background which sounds strangely as if it had been designed by the brothers Harker for Daly's Theatre. So far, so good. If people insist on doing these things, they might as well do them improperly and Lady Ashinghurst the heroine ...
... (MISS SYLVIA LESLIE) IN 44 TUPPENCE COLOURED. Lord Lathom's play, 44 Tuppence Coloured, was produced at the Prince of Wales Theatre last week, with Miss Marie Lohr and Mr. Norman McKinnel in the leading roles.- -[Photograph by T.P.A. J A THRILLING MOMENT ...
... everybody feel good, found thousands of willing adopters. The new methods crept from the salo n bar to the club; from the theatre into commerce, into politics, into Society, and at length even into Art. The 'Nineties introduced into Art the atmosphere ...
... big success when she appeared in London and Manchester in Cochran's Revue is now taking the part of an hotel mouse at the Theatre Edouard VII., Paris. Our photograph shows her in her black tights ready to slide along the dark corridors and plunder the ...
... UNIVERSITY FENCING SCHOOL. The Oxford University Dramatic Society production of King Lear had its premiere on Feb. 14, at the New Theatre, Oxford. Our photograph shows, second from left, Mr. J. B. Fernald (Fool), centre (in overcoat) Mr. H. Grisewood (King Lear) ...
... Stoker's famous blood-curdler, produced at the Little Theatre last week. Miss Dora Patrick as one of the victims One phrase in particular sprang out of Mr. Ashley Dukes' Sunday evening play at the New Theatre. This blank-verse comedy, entitled One More Rioer ...
... i err c J INTERFERENCE. AT THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. INTERFERENCE, at the St. James's Theatre, is a play by the actor-novelist-playwright Roland Pertwee and Dr. Harold Dearden. This confederacy has conspired to concoct a drama which provides situations ...