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... it on the second night was such as to allay moat doubts Perhaps the prologue lacked pace. but the atmosphere of crisis and strained tenth:in was obtained The remaining acts and the epilogue sere well treated, and the big thrill of the second set was easily ...
... crude death-rate. From the Registrar-General's return for the second quarter of 1929. we learn that the birth-rate is still falling, the rate for this year being the lowest recorded in the second quarter of the year since the establishment of registration ...
... against the Broadway stage —and the whole cast and the producer were eventually marched of to prison. CARACTACUS PRODUCED AS AN OPERA. (Sy Ow Volk Critic To arrange Elgar'a early lcontata Caractacus and Produce it for the stage was an interesting effort ...
... Hling, and that is with regard especially to conversational pitch. Stage lvonverestion carried on in the natural vo.co does not reach the back of the hall, and words spoken across the stage are lready half lost to the audience. The listener's impression ...
... The Amateur Stage To-night's Dram To-night the last drama festival of the season to be seen in Liverpool will be staged at the David Lewis Theatre, and owing to the length of the programme. the first curtain vi ill rise at seven o'clock. Below is given ...
... in Liverpool with its appropriate setting. including apron stage, inner stage and TNE NANO NNE With do d'Oyly Carte traditions on which to fall back, and handicapped by a most inadequate stage and lighting arrangements, the Rock Ferry A.O.D.S. took a ...
... Doings On The Amateur Stage PORT SUNLIGHT PLAYERS SHOW WAY IN AMATEUR PANTOMIME PRODUCTION; SPARKLING HOME-MADE SHOW AT GLADSTONE HALL; REVILLO COMPANY IN AMERICAN COMEDY; A STRIKING INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE; FORTHCOMING DRAMA SCHOOLS; LAST NIGHT'S DRAMA ...
... patter. couplets. an N humorous and romantic verse and choruseongs. 1 And Just to show. there was no ill feeling he pro-1 duced a really l fast moving. we devised show. andgilayedSonia Carl Hawking Hardupone te of the ugly sisrs. A talented and busy young ...
... The Amateur Stage BIRKENHEAD OPERATIC SOCIETY IN “THE QUAKER GIRL”; “TILL FURTHER ORDERS” AT ABERGELE; NEXT WEEK’S BIG PROGRAMME A New Comedy That The Bill—By G.W.J. To all those secretaries and producers who write with inquiries for original and worthwhile ...
... THE LANDING-STAGE. PARISIAN ITEMS. Paris, Friday Evening. THE Montaignard party is furious at the reputation gained by the Government for its energy in putting down the &mute on Tuesday. Its violence was exhibited to-day in the chamber. Michel de Bourges ...
... Doings On The Amateur Stage. I.Es CLOCHES REVIVED BY THE SEFTON PARK OPERATIC SOCIETY; FLINT SOCIEIY'S SUCCESSFUL DEBUT IN A MALTBY COMEDY; ANOTHER LOCA L AUTHOR'S PLAY TO BE PRODUCED; A STRONG BILL FOR THE FESTIVAL FIN AL. By PROMPTER. Presentations ...
... April ! 1981 -- - - - -- HOME NEWS Susan’s dress fit for a princess ACTRESS Susan Hamp- shire is marry impre-ssario Eddie Kiilukundis and wear a dress by Royal designers Elizabeth and David Emanuel for the wedding The register office ceremony will take ...