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... Criticisms in Cameo. By J. T. Grein. V J|l J' I. MADAME PLAYS NAP, AT THE NEW THEATRE. MADAME plays Nap-- and wins. Truth to tell, she did not hold many trumps, for the play is merely an elaborated anecdote turned sans-gêne into a three-act play, the ...
... were silenced by those sweet kids of the Winstanley School of Dancing, hereafter a name to conjure with in the world of the theatre and in general. But there are others who call for remembrance and tribute. The practised hand of Mr. Hickory Wood and his ...
... greed, give fife a mechanical rhythm which can only find relief in sensation alism. Whether politics, sport, dancing, the theatre, music, literature or art provide the sen sation, it is the one thing talked of. The power of interesting oneself in others ...
... Miss Wilson, was no stranger to their consulting-room. J. T. G. II. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK, AT THE CHILDREN'S THEATRE. T'HE Children's Theatre is worthy of its name. It is an ideal place of entertainment for Peter Pans and Wendys from six to sixty. The ...
... as drama it is but poor stuff, having only ingenuity for its saving grace. J. T. G. IV. THROUGH THE VEIL/' AT THE DUCHESS THEATRE. 44 HPHROUGH the Veil is another example of the A difficulty of harmonising the transcendental with the theatrical. As a play ...
... guileless souls who accept the occurences without intro spection, and as such it may draw the London public to the Little Theatre, as it will make a fortune in the provinces. Therefore, why criticise or go into such questions as to why Henry Frankenstein ...
... Mary have moved from their tiny Hampstead theatre, and are now at home in their more palatial residence in the West End to all who love their company. This gentle play, which is fathered by the Everyman Theatre Guild, is epic in theme, and beneath the ...
... Rich Americans, impressed by the sensational side of her powers, carried her off to America to demonstrate her gifts in the theatre. Her debut before the materially minded audience, seeking after a sign, was a pitiful fiasco, and she returned to her native ...
... NAME-PART IN THE LION-TAMER, AT THE GATE THEATRE. Mr. Elliott Seabrooke is the actor-artist who is playing the name-part in The Lion-Tamer the English version of Savoirs amusing play recently produced at the Gate Theatre. He is a brilliant landscape painter ...
... Theafre the b°°k are We plunged theatre. into the wor)d of her childhood, plunged, willing and enchanted, into the world of the Russian State Theatre thirty-five years ago. It is not at all like the world of the theatre anywhere else, and this gives it ...
... create the make-believe of melody. Last, but not least in a masterpiece of satire it hits the habitual late-comers to the theatre right between the eyes in a murderous skit on their reprehensible ways and manners. This sketch alone was to me the supreme ...
... brain, of his leader. J. T. G. II. RIO RITA, AT THE PRINCE EDWARD. 1WI R. LEE EPHRAIM has endowed London with a palatial theatre beautiful and comfort able, acoustically perfect, an ideal place to ensconce oneself into the cosy chairs and to listen and ...