... GRAVESEND. GRAND THEATRE OF VARIETIES, LTD.— Manager, Mr. G. Leslie.—This week : Fred Percy’s spectacle, ““ Slavery Days”; the Irvings, in song and dance scenas; Cribb and Cribb, comedians; Earle and Herbert, comedy duo; Rilly Taylor, comedian; Nellie ...

... developed from a day of rest info a day of slavery. The thoughts of future Eaglish Sundays, with their continuous rounds of matinées, night shows, packing, moving, and travelling, is indeed prospective slavery. The Early Closing Movement is a useful o ...

... developed from a day of rest ixto a day of slavery. The thoughts of future Eaglieh Sundays. with their continuous rounds. oi matinées, night shows, packing, moving, and travelling, is indeed prospective slavery. The Early Closing Movement is a useful G ...

... a wife at a matrimonial agent's, her versatility also being shown by her intensely dramatic rendering of a serious item, “Slavery.” Unanimously recalled, the popular artist gave the familiar “ Do, ra, me,” and the majority of the audience needed little ...

... It is s&i days’ work and wages spread ove with the further hardship that the automatically developed from a da a day of slavery. The thoughts lish Sundays, with their continuo matinées, night shows, packing, travelling, is indeed prospective sl The Early ...

... Royal Nurseling ( _F) comes of age the taskmaster dells the people thal he is of the same race as they are. An escape from slavery is planned, and Moses promwis:s to lead his people into their own land. Tho Hebrews are ovcrjoyed at finding their ‘oider ...

... however, is of a different quality. Sne embodies the author’s ideas about the emancipation of women from their conventional slavery to men. Yet, ironically enocugh, it is a man’'s love she wants, and, apparently, when they meet for a few forbidden minutes ...

... of welcomes is extended to Daisy Jerome, who scores one of the biggest successes of the evening with comedy songs and ** Slavery” (a dramatic episode dealing with the &laves of Chancee, Worldly Life and Love), the latter contribution calling forth en ...

... verdict of Not Guilty seemed to burst its bonds, and to have released it from inconcoivable misery and ages of impending slavery. The acclamations of the Old Bailey reverberated from the farthest shores of Scotland, and a whole people felt the enthusiastic ...

... push =o ungently in the larger towns of the Transvaal. Rut when he found that negroes and Chinese and any in a state of semi-slavery wera his only fellow-pedesirians, and that because they were not permitted the sidewalk from which he had been so precipitately ...

... At one timo he obtained an engagement to play the pianoforte cnd harmonium at the travélling panorama show, “ Amernican Slavery,” of which the cnce well-known freed slave Box Brown was the proprietor. In 1861 Henry Watson began his apprenticeship with ...

... films deserve special mention—‘“ln the haunds of xmyk;ostors, a_ fine picture dealimil with the sins of society and white slavery; the other special film is *‘ Julius Cemsar,” glayed by Mr. F. R. Benson and company at the Shakefi»eare Memorial Theatre, ...