... . THE LYRIC. THE HOLMESES OF BAKER STREET. On Wednesday, February 15, 1933, Mr. B. A. Meyer, in conjunction with Mr. Leon M. Lion, presented a play, in three acts by Basil Mitchell, entitled:-- The Hoimees of Baker Street.' Shirley Holmes. .M.ss Rosemary Ames William Mr. Alfred Clark Dr. Watson £ir N lgel Play fair Det.- Inspector Withers Mr. Vincent Holman Mr. Ilolmes Mr. Felix Aylmer *r. ...

... DRURY LANE. SHOW EOAT. On Thursday May 3, 1928, was presented a musical play, in two acts, adapeted from the novel of Edna ferbot. music by Jeromo Kern. book and lyrics by Oscar Hammersrein 2nd. dances and ensembles by Mat Scheck. orchestra under the direction of Herman rmek. flit play produced by reus Eduarde- the whole production Mcder iiH- supervision of Alfred Butt, entitW:- thow Foat ...

... . THE KINGSWAY. HER FIRST AFFAIRE, On Thursday, September 11, 1330, Mr. Joseph Cunningham pre sented here a comedy, in three acts, by Merrill Rogers and Frederick Jackson, entitled 44 Her First Affaire. Cary Maxon Mr. Henry Hewitt Marzo? Maxon Miss Zillah Bateman Susanne Mi>s Elten Pollock Brian Cutler Mr. Jack Hobbs Ann Hood Miss Margery Burner 'hanffeur Mr. Uonplas I.. Webster The ...

... KING'S, HAMMERSMITH. THE HAPPY HOSTAGE. On Monday, February 26, 1934, was presented here a comedy, in three acts and six scenes, by Ralph Stock and Patrick Ludlow, entitled:-- The Happy Hostage. George Mr. A. Comey Grain Peg Drummond Miss Vera Lennox James Slade Mr. Patrick Ludlow Sir John Drummond Mr. Harvey Brahan Mabel Drummond Miss Dodo Watts Hubert Drummond Mr. Guy Middleton Lady ...

... THE PLAYHOUSE. THE BIG HOUSE. On Wednesday evening, February 21. 1954, at this theatre, Mr. Leon M. Lion presented a play, in three acts, by Lennox Robinson, entitled:-- The Big House. Atkins Mr. Eugene Leahy Rev. Henry Brown Mr. Aubrey Mather Captain Montgomery Despard Mr. Austin Trevor Kate Alcock Miss Alison Leggatt St Leger Alcock Mr Nicholas Hannen Vaodalenr O'Neill Mr Tony Quinn Mr* ...

... THE PLAYHOUSE. LIBEL! On Monday evening, April 2, 1934, at this theatre Mr. Leon M. Lion presented a play in three acts, by Ward Dorane, entitled:-- Libel Sir Mark Loddon, Bart., M P. Mr. Malcolm Keen Lady Loddon (Enid; (bis Wife) Miss Frances Doble The Hun. Sir Arthur Tuttington Mr. Aubrey Mather Sir Wilfred Kellinr KX', M P. Sir Nigel Playfair Willi mii Bale Mr. Michael Barry Thomas Foxley ...

... THE GARRICK. THE BLACK PARROT. At Mrs. Frank Worth ington's special matinee here on Friday, pecember 4, 1931, was produced a plav, in three acts, by H. Fletcher L|a, entitled: The Black Parrot. Lois Quinton Mrs. Frank Worthington Soma riii Miss Diana Beauclerk Kamatidla Mr. Dennis Val-Nofton Basil Wotde Mr. Richard Caldicott Dr. Bexley Mr. Brough Ansdell Alfred Mather. K.C. Mr. George ...

... GOLDERS GREEN HIPPODROME. SEA NYMPH. On Monday evening, August 12, 1955, was produced at Golders Green for the first time in the London area a comedy, in three acts, by Robin Seel, entitled:-- Sea Nymph. Undine Jean forbes-Robertson Ian Wolfe Pter Godfrey Dennis Nichols Lewis Shaw Dr. Lewis Kynaston Reeves Sven II ildegard John Shelley The play produced by Peter God frey. Presented by ...

... THE ROYALTY THE GOOD FAIRY. On Friday evening, May 14, 1937, was presented here a comedy by Ferenc Molnar, adapted by Jane Hinton. entitled:-- The Good Fairy. Head Waiter Johnny Moody President Konrad Garry Marsh Jj Diana Beaumont Sr* £et7' Ra,Ph Truman Or. Max Sporum Henry Oscar Miss Karoline Elizabeth Greenhill Bill Collectors, etc: Stringer Davis, Brian Melland, Ian Purvis, Ulick ...

... NIJINSKY MATINEE Balletomanes--to use a fashionable neologism for followers of what has become a fashionable cult--mustered in force at His Majesty's on Friday afternoon. The house was full, and the receipts amounted to as much as £2,466. to which the five-shilling programmes and anything else you 'ike to give must have contributed a considerable sum. These receipts make a sub- i M stantial ...

... BALLETS DE MONTE CARLO. Queen Mary and the Duke and Duchess of Kent were t the head of a brilliant audience at the London Coliseum on Monday evening, when René Blum started his Ballets de Monte Carlo season. Several new and unfamiliar ballets are to be given during the season as wen as many oi'i iavourites, all under the personal direction of Michael Fokine; and there is n large symphony ...

... . CUPID AND THE DON. On Thursday evening, June 15, 1933, was produced here a comedy, in three acts, adapted from the French by Frank Birch and Basil Bartlett, entitled:-- Cupid and the Don. Mildmay Mr. Martin Walker Prof. Summertopp Mr. Frank Birch Waiter Mr. Edward Clarke Mr. Robinson ..Mr. David Horn j Mrs. Robinson Miss Barbara Gotl I Rolande Miss Leonora Corbett Gambling Woman m ...