... Act. THE GIRL IN THE TAXI. MOM THE LIIIIC OIL TUV PLAIIIIIIIS ITLLcf nog Partert. 3.16 .ca A 4201.1 C3IPIRE THEATRE. THE HARLEQUINADERS, • Id . rk .Gladys WlllllO SISTERS ROYCE AND SID. M. . novae hew, VIM CAN . Tll6 ATIIYTIC C•. MR, HARRY TAFT. ...

... COMIC OPERA. Harlequinade,” Pantomime for Children. Bett-or than ever ** was the unanimous verdict passed the crowded audience in the Ulster Hall Mrs. Whale’s annual presentation Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera. This year’s choice was ** Ruddigorc,” ...

... ABBEY THEATRE P.M AT 8 ?MAT PRODUCTION 0? - FORGET-ME-NOT LENNOX ROBINSON. MATINEE SAT. AT 2 30. GATE 7 3rwmitcekitt.. HARLEQUINADE CHRISTMAS PARTY Box °fire 10 30.7 ?bow 44046 OINMPI A MATINEE SAT AT 2.30. DICK WHITTINGTON A PANTO THAT DEFIES TRADITION ...

... CIIIEDREN. Mr. J. Giover begs to announce IORfE THIEVES Played hy the Juvenile Company from Drury Land. Revival the old-time Harlequinade. Concluding with Gtand Shadow Pantomime. EMPIRE PALACE THEATRE To-night. 7.30. Early Doors. 6.45. Mat.. Sat.. Sparkling ...

... PERFORMANCES. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), April 4th, And Every FRIDAY during the run, J 2 p.m. At the Day Performances a Comio Harlequinade, specially suitable for Children, will be played. Prices—2s 6d (reserved 3s), Is Gd, Is, and 6d. Beats should be reserved ...

... EVERY EVENING TM! Foamy PANTOMIII E. BLL'E BEAR POWERFUL ihMPA N \ Moms - Gorgeous GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE AND MaIC HARLEQUINADE. Box 012ce. Giotto. street. Pries 6.1 to 21g.. Commence p.m. MORNING PERFORILkNeE nu SATURDAY At Too 69040 AUCTIONS. ...

... Louie Murray. Weisker Btoa.'a Bioscope, How Captain Kettls Diacovered the North Pole. Goo. Hudson. Vumpires, in comic harlequinade. ...

... CINDERELLA. Doors open 1.30; commence 2 p.m. Children at Specially Reduced Prioea toall parts—Od, 6d, 4d, 3d, 2d. Foil Harlequinade, Fairy Coach and Beamifnl Ponies. Saturday Night—DlCK WHITTINGTON. TJaual Prices —3s, 2s, Is 6d, Is, 6d. Doors open 7.0; ...

... Comedienne, And Powerful Prioee, In. POP. AFTERNOON Every SATURDAY 2.30 p.m., at Ke«luced Price-*, 2-1 to tfd. Next Week-TUE HARLEQUINADERS. ...

... BETTING AND FORM Probables and Betting Forecast 0 1 O—HARLEQUINADE (H Wragg) 100-7 0 4 —TUSCAR ROCK (Vergottei 11-4 1 O—LIGHT 3UT (H. Packliam) 8-1 0 0 2—FRESCO XI F (D. Smith) 4-1 1 4 OF THE HILLS F (G. Richards) 8-1 4 0 O—MISSAL F 100-7 4 4 3—FANTASY ...

... rnn. J At the Day Performances the Pantomime will be played in it« entirety the same as at night, with the addition Comic Harlequinade, specially suitable for Children. Prices—2s 6d, la 6d, la, ami 6d. Scale should be reserved. TO-DAV, 2. TO NIGHT, 7-46 ...

... STAGE' AND SCREEN a. Christ- TE—* Harlequinade, e m:?sA party, opens on St. Stephe Day, OLYMPIA—*Dick _Whittington, 1 Pantomime, starts Monday, with Cecil Sheridan, Johnny Caross, the Two Carltons, ete. - THEATRE ROYAL~—“Cinderella, Pantomime, opens ...