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... STAGE STAFF GOSSIP. Tai Bill to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act. introduced on behalf of the Government tbe Home Secretary Monday, is of great interest to both stage employees and theatrical managers. was specially mentioned tbe Home Secretary, tbe ...
... THE AMATEUR STAGE. Sutton ADS in 'Priscilla Runs Away A curiously dissapointing performance, when one considers the many clever people engaged in the production, at the Public Hall, on April 23, 24, 25, and 26. It was admirably staged, and many of the ...
... be given to the Secretary. Many changes in the stage staff of the Palla. dium have been made this week. Mr. Frank Parker, the stage manager and prodacer, has Jeft, and most of the men employed in the stage, fiies, and property departments. The new stafl ...
... work than his audience will tolerate, is doubtful. The modern English stage is not calculated to stimulate a taste for the poetical drama. While the eye is pleased with magnificent stage pictures, the ear is too often wearied by artificial, humdrum, and ...
... “The Third Degree,” which will be Mr. Arthur Bourchier’s second production at the Garrick, and * Maggie Pepper,” with which Miss Rose Stahl will reappear in the English metropolis early in April. “ Robin Hood and his Merry Men” was presented at the East ...
... Attica, traversed the vales with his cart and temporary stage to the preeset, the dramatic art has survived all attacks, and flourished in spite of anathema and dark- ness. It must ever do so, for it shows as in a mirror the feelings, hopes, fears, and aspirations ...
... STAGE STAFF GOSSIP. Ar meeting of stage employees, held last week the Workmen’s Hall, Stratford. Mr. W’illiam Johneon, general secretary of the National Aseociation of Theatrical Employees, presiding, was decided to form a branch of the National Association ...
... studies or their sports, and not upon the stage. Both Master Henry and Master Lawrence Irving are bright, clever, and intelli- gent boys, but schoolboys of about fourteen or fifteen, if they are intended for stage work, must learn to walk before trying to ...
... WANTED. April 7. 14. THE TRIO Com nomosti-Bumpstl Act Spleodid Stage Set Scenery. and 21. Add., c/o Karim. 102. Carobridge-st.. Glasgow. March 31. Star Palac*. Partick, Glasgow. WANTED. Wanted. April and 28. CAPT. GRAIIAMBB BABOONS. Ac. Three Lithoa. ...
... her thanks to the Topcy Sinden Committee for the lovely present of flowers. BEBZ4Z. FXtAT FIND WOMAN (SECOND ACT). Into the second act and second instalment of M Find the Woman the Coliseum, enter Bourchier, Blehard Dexter, the shrewd and kindly lawyer ...
... ITICTOR HUGO AND THE FRENCH STAGE. As Victor Hugo's celebrated novel Natro-Dame de Paris has been so successful in its English form upon our stage, a few facts concerning the circumstances under which it was written may not be uninteresting. We mentioned ...
... FORTHCOMING TRADE SHOWS. LONDON. Tb® (Keuler’i), 12.15. April a. Min (OMmoQt) hnd 11. Apfil 20. Tony Am®*!** Imp.) Th«®tre, 2M, April and 22. ImiHsrta (Gairmontl. eat End. April 27. BIRMINGHAM (Kilner), Plctaw House. 11. April 30. The Other ...