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By VIATOR. contributed their usual brilliant j>erformancc. The restful yellow of tlu* scenery, with jade side-curtains on the stage, made an especially fine setting for the orange and black dresses of the dancers. The Jackson and Blake turn was success from every Y>oint of view.

By CECII There has been great deal of comment the London Press recently as to tli© number of revivals in the theatres during the Chiristmas season. The Daily Express had a lender on the subject, whilst well-known Sunday journal had an interesting discussion on the reasons of the

tells that is busy • * l,s act, The Unique ' lorr V. mixture n>clodious ukfiring comedy and harder couple of weeks in the act will open in London. Ed.

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“THE PRINCE OF WALES” Royal Patroo and Royal Star l‘rinre of Wales lias ron-1 seated lie (.reseat at the (lerforaiaaie of Hie (iitiasbonnigli lllai, The ITlare of Wales.” wlihh is to lie shown by eonrtesy of the (•Hainoat-lirltish Pictures Cor|iorutlon, under the auspices of the

By G. A. ATKINSON QItITISH films esliiblished a certain quality appeal America twenty years ago, but Ibe War destroyed the routine of film-making here, and only now is the British film re-establishing in America its quality appeal. With the presentation of Gainsborough's Jack's