... PLANT ROGERS BULBS. Trrr GRAND Trosarmr.—The presence of the famous comedian, Mr. Lionel Rignold, chould alone secure crowded houses this week. But when to his presence is joined an uproariously funny play and the charming comedienne, Miss Ada Blanche ...

... Mews. Rogers. Shapland. Pa rdoe an,! Stacey best Messrs. Young, J. Bridget. Hill and H. Bridger oCrodon lias Co., 16 shots to 16. Another Gonyille Rink. Messrs. Ow, R. E. Jones, Virley and Hawes, were however beaten by Meier*. Stewart, Bannister, Dunk ...

... G. Tull. 18. Total 45. CENTRAL CROYDON: Rink I—J. Mitcham, F. Rogers. C. Lambert. A. Holdaway. 14: Rink 2—T. Weller. T. Musgrove, H. Bowyer. C Collett. 29: Rink 3—J. Collar, T. Bannister. E. Vince. H. Durwood. 13. Total 56. ...

... nut 4; Terry. bR. Pitsley 3; Oat& ler, run out 0; Basted, b R. Pursley 3; Bannister, e F. Parris, b S. Pursley 3; Burnett, c R. Pursley. b S. Pnrsley 0; G. Biddescouthe, b E. Rogers 3: Morgan, h R. Puri;ley 0; C. Bourne, c and Ii F. Parris 11; R. Biddesconibe ...

... was effectively decorated for the occasion. The home side won by 24 shots. SOUTH NORWOOD: Rink I—Aylen, Potter, Cummins, Bannister, 20. Rink 2—Bennut, Wallis Scottney, Russell (captain), 29; Rink 3—Brown, J. 0. Smith, Turnbut), Lamont. 25; total. 74. WADDON ...

... Mr. J. M. Lamont in the club ch.unpionship. 'The results were Championship - I. J. M. Lamont: 2. J. P. Russell: 3. W. A. Bannister. Tarry Cup—l. A. H. Brown: 2. C. H. Sennitt: 3. L.. Clements. Hospital Cup - I. W. F. Arnold: 2. J. Caen. J. P. Russell ...

... I'O3IPETITIONs Pairs: ROWS and Oxer (Denville.. 15: MUM) and Day (South Norwood). 21. Triples: Rogers, Jones Brassinston (skin). (Denville), 6; Hawker. Duy. Bannister (skip), (South Norwood 18 WEST t. .I.IIIIEV Playedat the Fisherman's Arms on Saturday, the ...

... JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Mr. J. Bannister Howard will present his seventh annual pantomime at the Crystal Palace Theatre on Christmas eve (opening performance) and twice daily for the first few weeks, then every e‘ening with three matinees a week. Jack ...

... donations to te the delimit. AIMAIM of to MAMA Notional it Amount rammed axe 00 Oats MUM Still mquireo a a. d II • 0 Win. Bannister, Esq., J.P. . FE 0 - Ifenilsers of Constitutional Club. Bedford Park, per John Esq. George Eaq F. Morfee Walab, Esq. Messrs ...

... Warner, Ball, Rogers, Chesher. 19: Rink 5: 'bowlers are bred still remains undecided. Leach, Watkinson, Green, Goodlake. 28. BENSHAM MANOR—Rink 3: Varney, • Howard. Furby. 12; Rink 4: Lawrence, Dawson, Player. Stephens. 14; Rink TOM BANNISTER WINS 5: Williams ...

... Croydon. Miss D, Sherwood, Howardroad. Anerley, and Mrs. Wilson. Undergarments—l. Miss Gladys Bannister. Lower Addiscombe-road. Croydon; 2. Miss Mabel Bannister. Blenheim. Lower Addiscombe- I road, Croydon. and Mrs. Beatrice F. Haylock. Bedford-road, Kempston ...

... enloyed by players and onlookers. rewat being a win by Eastbourne by one shot. S. NORWool3.—Ring 1* Brown. Potter. Wallis. Bannister. 22: rink 2' Russell Cloudchild, Long. Lamont, 25. total 47 EASTBOURNE.--Rint 1 White, Knowsley, Harvey. Coy. 25: rink 2: ...