... THE COMEDY. HOW D'YOU DO? On Tuesday, April 25, 1933, was produced here, by Andre Chariot, a revue, in twenty-eight scenes or items, the book and lyrics by Arthur Macrae, the music by Ord Hamilton, with additional sketches, lyrics, and numbers by Douglas Byng, Herbert Farjeon Edward Cooper, and others, dances and ensembles by Tony Smythe and ballets by Frederick Ashton and Suzanne Stone, ...

... . This week Messrs. Macdonald and Young are presenting here the ever-popular success The Maid of the Mountains. Congratulations are due to Miss Stella Wilson, who scores heavily as Teresa. Miss Wilson has an excellent voice, and is many times encored, especially for the popular numbers, Love Will Find a Way and Farewell. Mr. Robert Woollard is effective as Baldasarre, and makes full ...

... . THE SAVOY. DOUBLE DAN. Oti Saturday evening, May 7, 1927, was produced here, for the first time in London, a farcical story, in three acts, by Edgar .Wallace, entitled: Double Dan. William Mr. Harry Tresliam Henry Mr. H. Nelson Heloise Miss Sylvia Leslie Double Dan Mr. Alfred Draytou Trenter Mr. Clive Currie Bagson Mr. John Burton Hon Pet or Dunn Mr. Peter Haddon Robert Hanbury Mr. Ernest ...

... THE SAVOY. PAULETTE. On Tuesday, March 1, 1932, Messrs. Stanley Brightman and Arthur lllingworth (for Brilling Productions, Ltd.) presented here a musical play, in threo acts, Book by Stanley Brightman and Arthur Illingworth, n.usic and lyrics by Harry S. Pepper, entitled:--- Pau lotto. Gaston Mr. Darroll Richards Mme. Furncaux Miss Gertrude Kaye M. Furneaux Mr. Bernard Benoliel Freddie Mr. ...

... THE ST. MARTIN'S. THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED Bv arrangement with the Theatre Guild, New York, was presented here on Tuesday, May 18, 1926, a comedy in three acts, by Sidney Howard, entitled: They Knew What They Wanted. Toe Mr. Glenn Anders Fattier McKee ..Mr. Wilfred E. ftfiine Ah Uee .Mr. Guy Pelham Boutton Tony .Mr. Sam Livesey Tbe R.F.D Mr. Leonard Loan Amy Miss Tallulah Bankhead ...

... THE SHAFTESBURY. THE GREAT LOVER. ii rriuay evening, April Ml, 1926. was Tevived here tthe plav, in three acts, by Leo Ditrichstom and Frederick and Fanny Hatton, entitled: The Great Lover. Mr. Stapletoa Mr. Clifford Doatherley Mwstro Cerealc. Mr N. Natovlni 1H. Mueller Mr. Ileetor Abbus Farnxld Mr. RoRer Barry liartiag Mr. H. MaeKeasle-Ronau Ward Mr Kohert Berimed Giuiia AabatUai. .Miss ...

... THE Q. THE PRINCE'S HAREM. On Mondav, May 17, 1926. was produced at Kew Bridge a comedy, in three acts, by Achmed Abdullah and Robert Davie, entitled The Prinoe's Harem. Mme. Peach Blossom .Miss Olivette Mnie. Lotus Leaf ..Miss Flavia Lucas Mme. Pearl Tree ..Miss Daphne Scorer Mme. Little Garden Miss Heather McTntyre Musk DrOp Miss Delia Dellvina il Shaitan -Mr. Victor Lewisohn Zeinxem ...

... THE BARNES. THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR. On Wednesday evening, April 28, 1926, was presented here an English translation of the Russian comedy, in five acts, by Nicolai Gogol, entitled: 41 Tho Government Inspector. Swistiinov Mr. Elliott Seabrooke Derzhimonia ..Mr, James Lomas Luka Lukich Mr. Dan F. Roe Ammos Fyodorovidi Mr. Stanley Drewltt Herr Hnbner Mr. Sidney Benson j Artemi ...

... THE SHAFTESBURY. BETWEEN FRlENDS. On Tuesday evening, February 14, 1933, was produced here, for the First time in London, a comedy, in three acts, by Arohie Menzies and Major, entitled Between Friends. I ane Bannister M iae Harjarie Taylor Morton Mr. Jimmy Sodden L*dy Harlow Mm Muriel Dole Sir Lieorge Harlow Mr. A thole Stewart Yvonne Bannister Milt-.. Madetoiae Lambert Henry Bannister ...

... THE FORTUNE. HERITAGE. On Monday, May 8, 1933, was presented here, by Heritage, Limited, the play, in ten seenes, of five stories and their sequels, by J. O. Twiss, entitled:-- Heritage. Hi is strongly written and well- infcenf.ioned propaganda play, designed as a protest against the mating of the unfit, was, by arrangement with the Players Theatre, presented by the author, Mr. J. O. Twigs ...

... . DALY'S. SAKHAROFF DANCE RECITALS. On Monday, May 30, 1932, began here a two weeks' season of a series of danco recitals by Clotilde and Alexandre Sakharoff, with songs by Maria Kousnetzoff. The dancing of the Sakharoffs has called forth praise from connoisseurs of their art. Their economy ot means is apparent to the critic, bin their rhythm, equilibrium, n nd harmony ure apparent to any ...

... LONDON HIPPODROME. THE MERRY WIDOW. On its revival at the London Hippodrome that twenty-five-year old musical comedy, The Merry Widow, is being given in M. Barry O'Brien and Carl Brisson's production by Moss Empires, Ltd. The long-popular piece, which it produced by Mr. Brisson, has that versatile dancer, actor, and singoi in tho role of tho Marsovian Prince Danilo, originally played at ...