... PRINCE EDWARD. Closed. PRINCES. Closed. PRINCE OF WALES'S. 'THE 'LOYE GAME. July 0. 1931, 8.30; mats Wed.. Thnrs., 2.30. QUEEN'S-- 'THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLB STREET. Sept. 23. 1930, 8.15; mats.. Wed. 8at.. 2.30. REGENT.-- 'MY WIFE'S FAMILY, July 18, 1931 ...

... EDWARD.-- Closed. PRINCES.-- Ctoseil. PRINCE OF WALES'S. 'THE UN FORESEEN. May 13, 1031, 8.30; mats.. Wed.. Thurs.. 2.30. QUEEN'S-- 'THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STRKKT Sept. 23, 1030, 8.15; mats.. Wed.. Sat.. 2.30. REGENT-- 'A PAIR OF TROU PERS, May 10. 1031 ...

... PRINCES 'OH, DADDY! Nov. 27. 1930, 8.30; mats., Wed., Sat., 2.30. PRINCE OF WALES'S.-- THE QUEEN BEE, Dec. 2, 1930, 8.30. TREASURE ISLAND, daily. 2.15. QUEEN'S-- THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET, Sept. 23, I 1930, 8.16; mats.. Wed.. Sat.. 2.30. RECENT ...

... founder and the first President was Prin cess Christian, succeeded in the latter position by her daughter, Princess Helena Victoria, under whose immediate patronage and that of Princess Beatrice this matinee was given. 14 The Black Parrot, which is fieing ...

... Africa, with crowds and military bands; the old Gaiety, already mentioned tiw Hyde Park Church Parade on the occasion of Queen Victoria's death, silent and re markably sincere the Street Market outside Bridge's publio- house; an Edwardian reception with ...

... producer was Mr. P titer Godfrey, auoceeded, on the occasion of the present fort night's run with the Macdona Players in Great Queen Street, by the author, who has seemingly re- inserted in the English text, presumably translated from the French original brought ...

... preliminary nervousness. She has what mav be called a pretty singing voice, if on the small side, and is well ap plauded for Queen of the Philip pine Islands, with its ineffaceable memories of Evie Greene. Misf Dorothy Ward, for her part, slips into th ...

... J. C'omyns Carr, which has been utilised by William Senior in the present case. H. B. was seer, as Jekyll and Hyde at the Queen's early in 1910; and thus some two decades have passed since the change of the cultured man of science and famous surgeon into ...

... 1>. Jiiliot-Watson 1st Player Mr. Robert Speaijjlit '-'nd Player Mr. Leonard Sheplicrd 3rd Player Mr. B. A. Pittar Player Queen Miss Margareita Scott 1st Gravedigger Mr. Tom Reynolds '_'nd Gravedigger Mr. Norman Page Gertrude Miss Irene Yanbrugh Ophelia ...

... Syd ney Kaplan's direction, It of groat assistance to the smooth running of a generally bright and pleasing entertainment. VICTORIA PALACE. Sir Harry Lauder is in the second and last week of his engage- 1 ment here, and, ringing the changes effectively ...

... Keen continues in his excellent rendering of the oonscious-stricken King, and Miss Irene Vanbrugb is a traffic figure as the Queen. Mr. Baliol Holloway proves the value of experience and sound elo cution as the Ghost, always a diffi- cut part. Mr. Herbert ...

... Ivy Shephard is excellent as tho almost equally vil lainous Hilda Carrode. Miss Kathleen Saintsbury plays with feeling us Queen ie. A special word is due to little Claire Coman, who give's an unaffected performance of tho child Lillah. Other parts are ...