The St James’s Theatre is located on King Street, St James’s Square. It has recently undergone extensive changes – so great was the scale of the improvements, that some indeed claimed it emerged as a practically new theatre. While being modernised to the highest standard, the theatre retained its charm. The holding capacity has been greatly increased, with extensions made to the gallery, stalls, and dress circles. The stage, too, has been substantially enlarged. New separate cloak-rooms and bars for every part of the theatre further add to the comfort of die audience. A particularly clever idea is the new room for gentlemen to change into their evening attire. In the case that a gentleman is going to be pressed for time and not able to change in time, he will able to bring a portmanteau with him during the day and later make use of this novel amenity. A new glass awning along the entire front of the house constitutes another commodity for those who are required to wait outside in wet weather. The decoration remains very tasteful and will provide a wonderful atmosphere for an evening at the theatre.