... SUMMARY. Current performances In London on Thursday, March 9, 1033. Dales of production are given. Plays that have been previously performed, either in l.ondon or in Provinces, are marked thus*: A DELPHI.-- Closed. ALOW YCH. *A BIT OF A TEST. Jan. 30, l!)33. 8.15; mats., Wed.. Fri., 2.30. AMBASSADORS. THE STREETS OF LONDON. Dec. '2D, 1032. S..IO; mats., lues., Thurs.. Sat., 2.30. APOLLO. ...

... . ADAMS'S AGENCY DIRECTION. UIIANTHAM KOYAL- Stock com- Miy. JH ULIj ALEX.-- Ono of the Best. VOICING GRAND.-- Uirls of Bobomia. BERNSTEIN THEATRES, LTD. BAST HAM KINEMA (re., 12.30). r-- Dick Kay prewnts Sunshriiie FoIUcb, Stella Carol, and company aa booked Sept. 5, the London Six, Ken Kerry, etc. SHREWSBURY EMP. (re., 12.30). i Tomio and Val. WEST HAM KINEMA (re., 12.30). --O'Neill ...

... . UXTON THEATRE CORPORA- TION. A8HT0N UNDER LYNE (re., 10.30). Harry, Joe and Jack, etc. BBADFOKD (re., 11). Mabel and Dot Mac, Mac and Mac. etc. BTTRSLEM PAL. (re.. 10.30).-- Constance, Ben net; and Constance Boval Angels, etc. LIVERPOOL PAV. (re., 10.30).-- 8yd Seyraonr and Madhatters Band. Congo. Four Brownie Boys, Three Virginians, Gatisha Trio. Maiile.v Bros., Freddie Preece, Taps and ...

... . Current performances in New York, April 14. 19J3. Dales of production are given: AMBASSADon.-- Young Sinners, March 6, 1933. Apollo.-- Take a Chance, November 28, 1932. Avon. Biography (transferred from the Guild). February 20. 1933. Belasco.-- Alien Corn, February 20, 1933. Booth.-- For Services Rendered, April 12, 1933. Broadhubst. Twentieth Cen tury, December 29, 1932. Casino.-- ...

... Week ending April 22nd, 1933. MEMBERS or OTHER THEATRE E,U1T1' MM:A'nSATO|rc- I KON CAST MEMBERS ,,r STAGE MEMBERS GUILD ALDWYCH 261^ T'l^NiT L_ L AMBASSADORS 26 25 I Nil COMEDY 29 23 P 6 CRITERION 14 13 T I NiT ?DALY'S 10 8 I I Nil DRURY LANE 85 8S| Nil DUCHESS 34 29 2 3 GAIETY 25 23 I j V *GARRICK Z ...

... COMPANIES. ABIE'S IRISH ROSE. Not. 14, Emp.. wcastle; 21, Emp., Newcastle. ALF'S BUTTON. NOT. 14, O.H., Har rogate. ALOHA. Sov. 14, O.H., Southport; Nov 21. Hippo Lewlsham. AND SO TO BED. Not. 14, G., Swan- aea: 21, O.H., Belfast. APACHE, THE. Sot. 21. B., Koch dale. ASK BEOCLES (Blue). Not. 14, K? Blackburn; 21, R, Nottingham. ASK BBCCLKS (Red). Nov. 14, K., Hyde; 21. G., Oldham. BVLKAN ...

... . ARCADIAN FOLLIES. March 20. Pav, Morecambe. BLUE RIBANDS March i. Arcadia, Scarborough April 2 Arcadia. Scarborough MANX MASCOTS. April 2, Band Pay., Clactun. MERRY SCAMPS. THE March 20. Pav.. Rusholme. ROYAL TARTAN FOLLIES. March 26, T.H., Inveraray. SUPER TIT-BITS. March 20. Blake'*. Hitchin; April 2. Chichee- ter Hall, Sandicato. ...

... . PERCY B. BROADHEAD AND SON THEATRES. (Rehearsals at p.m.) MANCHESTER MET. Fred Karno's Real Life. PRESTON HIPPO. Charles Den- Tille's Company. PRESTON KING'S PAL. The Seven De Guise Seymours and pic tures 8ALFORD HIPPO-- Jack Hart and his Band, Chris Charlton, Hart ley Sisters, Eddie Baycs, Rita, Knight and Day, Frank and Louie Formtiy. FRED COLLINS' AGENCY. VBtKDEEN T1VOLI (re., 11).-- The ...

... COMPANIES. ACQCITTVL, THE. Jan. XJ, R., Porta- IBUtll. ALAOI>EN' vWorth). J.o. 16, Olympia, Bui well. ALADDIN (Highlejr). Jan. IS, P.O.W., Rughj ALADDIN (Frederlelu). Jan. 19, Pic ture Houw, Cirencester (J); 2J, Pal.. Cinderford (i); Picture House, Ljd ney (J;. ALADDIN (Brown and Holmabaw). Jan. 16, Pal., Salisbury; 23, Pal., YeoTll. ALADDIN f Blias). Jan. 16, K., Leam ington Spa; 23, Hippo., ...

... . TOURING. CONCORD. Jan. 23. R. Peter borough. GAY TIME FOLLIES. Jan. 23. Exchange T.. Coalville. LIGHTS OF LONDON. Jan. 16. Memorial Hall. Brough; 23. Crosby, Ravensworth. ...

... . Current performances in London. May 17. 1928. Dates of production re given Hays that have t.eeu pre viously performed, either in London or in the Provinces, are marked thus-:-- A DELPHI.-- *CLOWKS IN CLOVKK. Dec. 1, 1927. 8.10; mats., J!tn.. Wed. Sat., 2 SO ALOWYCH. TUAKK, July 4. 1927. 8.15; mats Wed, Krt., 2.30 AMBASSADORS. 'TWO WH11E ARMS, Jan 23. 1928. 8.40; mats., Tues., Kri., 2.30. ...

... . CRICKET. ACTORS' ORPHANAGE MATCH. Sir Gerald du Mourier's XI. v. Orphanage XI. On Sunday the anuual cricket match i was played in the grounds cf the Orphauagt at Laniley, Bucks. The weather was unfavourable, and the attendance of spectators was, there fore, not so great a* it probably would hav? been otherwise. The following were the scores Orphamagb.-- First Innings. A. N. MarsoD, lbw, b ...