... HOLIDAY From Our Dramatic Critic LONDON, Friday Night. Produced last year in New York at the Mercury Theatre by Mr. Orson (Broadcast) Welles, Thomas Dekker's lfith century play, The Shoemaker's Holiday, was described as bawdy. At the Playhouse to-night ...

... BIRMINGHAM. NONOSS, DOOS, BIRDS. POULTRY, ie. DULLTKXI Poppies for Salo, good pedtgr•s; tea weeks.—Pearsos Manor Hogs*. Tunbridge Wells 307. WORRY DAMARV. Bow sod Immo, JURRIVJWIS CALM BIRD TONIC 'orb Bowie health. Oscar, sod soot Jtorer goery.bera QEV LN Strong ...

... once, Orson for Barton and Doll* for Bradford, tb• visitors were completely overwhelmed la • thrilling Mush by • hoe Berton WI,. Bewley scored • *lever second goal minutes sad further goal• went added by Orem sod Harwood. to give the Town • well-doierved ...

... DANCING Follow the Crowd of Allay. Happy Damon' 14L;kION'S HAPPY DANCES DRILL HALL. Stratlord-roal, Stall Orson. Dancing 716 MU midnight, 11 Priam Admission lit NEXT SATURDAY, 17tIs mot.. traastorrod en lITUICULXY IMITITUTE daaing Sonrrmillmianot ...

... Pearson (Juno Wright's)—Brown registeted a deserved point•' win and thus avenged bis previous defeat by Pearson . Brown etood up well and. using hie left hand skilfully. prevented Pearsall from becolting dangerous with BM right crosses. T. Line (Imperial) beat ...

... swam well lined; £330. Damn, all prime and dtstr(eta.—Newman and Ce.. Worcester Mambos. 14, Unhooks' 1 Instil Ring sad). These: PIMA 1171, Stores, Wleibush's C.( ntrectionery, General Stores. King's Norton side; good bring empb; u.co house; well fitted ...

... not be well enough In time for the wedding to take place. This week-end Mr. Yeomans fell 111 and he was therefore unable to make the journey down. host before midnight Moss ,and William s Mr. Williams and Pities Pargeter proceeded to Gretna Orson In a froand's ...

... -gears. sea elms Hot and iold moms water all rooms. Boar* Residence 1 / 6 sad Si.; sep tabte& flatlets, tram boss& Tile 2715. well recom. Prop's& Mrs Plowman PRINCE'S HOTEL 164, North Promenade. tracing sea; How. North Pier. Neale decorated; nicely tarnished; ...

... . Garage. Resident Proprietor UUARNDON LODGE. Tr.om.gu.war wrsn7urr, rw sad LL s • forms Mai& INVERNESS TREW ES GON T C WELL LIFF RD, etre ma- Pier. K & e. throughout. Every eoreh. Vee6het.4 September, Irma St gee. Plume 1120. BOSCOBEL HALL —Weft Cult ...

... it has been decided to close swimming baths and public libraries, while the water supply to public drinking' fountains and wells has been cut off. NINE PERSONS INJURED All told, nine persons were tilured after the blazing Delage racing car had mutinied ...

... addition to two valuable snuff boxes. The hall is occupied by Mrs. Rebecca Moxon, a widow, who is a Hanley magistrate and is also well-known in social and charitable circles in Stoke-on-Trent. WINDOW GLASS REDONDO She and her two maid servants were the only ...

... and neck above cover price asked; real bargain quick sale. Another, Wolverhampton, busy eorking.clase district s curare shop. well stocked, £l2O. Another. WalWl, bold corner. room great improvement, tent £1 Os. Id. clear; oondortable bobs*, double gates ...