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... Manchester works by Josef Herman at Rochdale Art Gallery works Colin Johnson at the Pitcairn Knutsford Tony Smith paintings at Chester Arts Centre works by Ian Dunn Bernard Travis and June Carter at Salford Art Gallery paintings by Margaret Jackson at the ...
... and the chorus girls—are symmetrical When you see us on the stage you may be sure we are not deceiving you. Hi hi ! hi ! Be in time! Perfect women nobly _planned ! And they are auvs I ! ALIVE I ! I • • • Another young lady, Marion Mono* who bas frequently ...
... STAGE WHISPERS. MERE are lota of funny things made in England, ae the patriotic patterers were wont to sing, and not the least among such things are the varieties of dramatic fare somewhat contradictorily labelled home-made. Those in want of theatrical ...
... toFhess, enveloped in a ,-.rid ginre, ttands on ih 'viva almost painful di.. tinotneei. Yon may have your opinions as to the merits of the I,lay, and r endering; you may or not like irving's interpretation of the Prince of Darkness, but von cannot get rid of ...
... committed to a series of revivals, which he must go through with; and perhaps one or two other managers may consider themselves in honour bound to keep open. But there is no doubt that the proper thing to do with a theatre just now is to close it and put ...
... and locks, which the publics may Inspect, and even, I believe, supply. A curtain Is then placed round the man, but only rescliel the beard, so that all the space between the board and the stage is open. Meanwhile the stage is fully lighted in the usual ...
... climate, and retains the art of speaking— to convert his fellow men. He is a bore to his friends, an anxiety to his family, and spends mere time ia choosing, talking about, and eating his food than the greatest gourmet alive, but he is the fine flower ...
... Amateur Stage EVENING 19 Friday lr 1982 with KATIE DOYLE - ' 1 i it ! 4 I it 1'' The Inn thin thought that romances only began days of package tour again that is the White Horse Inn is sense at For least half the customers establiment Alpine lake seem ...
... enclose your fee. *his? I hive drawn out of the navings bank.•: ours truly, NOODLZP. The dramatic agent, it may reasonably be assurasd. keeps this aspiring genius on the tenter hooks of expectation so long as there is anything to be got out of him. It ...
... STAGE WHISPERS. HE return of the Rain has had • marked effect on the attendances at the Manchester theatres. In fact, all in. door amusements have been doing well for the East fortnight. True, the Garrick compi?yinDiplomacy ' would have caused the Theatre ...
... STAGE WHISPERS. T jut the Grant Election completely pesalysed ' bet overflowing bus iness by the theatres highly prized; h e actresses and actors sit around in flowing rags, Their managers are jingling keys and coppers in their bags. rke temples ...
... revolutions of a piece of machinery. Skirt and serpentine dancing may havto nearly bad their day, but the stage dancing of the immediate f4ure is more likely to approximate to this of terpsichorean art than it is to the older methods of the Italian stags. • . ...