... The Theatres. THEATRE ROYAL. The impression created by ** Milestones .-n‘ its visit to the Theatre Royal last year is no doubt responsible for its great atiractivencss on its veturn visit to the theatre this week. It is a wholesome, well writien comedy ...

... The Theatres. THEATRE ROYAL The Mery Widow this week Bred- its foirth visit. In the of theatrical history there me few productions which have I quickly hit the popular tete and so in the affections of the Tho amuse for the is not to wok. The Dawning ...

... THE THEATRES. THEATRE ROYAL. Although there can be comparatively few theatre-goers who have not seen “The Arcadiane,” there are no signs that its long run of success is nearing its end: apparently it can dnwufld!fih(oodho\n-umypha.mi any time. last gvening ...

... The Theatres. THE THEATRE ROYAL. time in England, the farci- . ® g 's in *lf at 211, cal comedy, “Whose Baby ere You?' which is lml'l.to .:km b '.:mmd) .M:':: described ae having made & great hit in both - s - . - . B 5 not “Hullo, Tango,” culled “What ...

... The Theatres. THE THEATRE ROYAL. Of few things can it be more truly said ithan of Gilbert and Sallivan operas that *‘time does oy, wither nar custom stale,” and another visit from D'Oyly Carte Opera Company, which has made the production of these comic ...

... and h some “The Heathen and the Christian.” ex- would EMPIRE THEATRE, BRADFOR since it The Twelve Fezzans, billed as natives ) visitor one Sahara, are the chief attraction at the Theatre this week, and their description « “turn” as being “ wild, and ...

... Bradford Theatres. THEATRE ROVYAL. “The Sign of the Oross™ is one of these standard plays which survive mere stage fashion, and contivues to attract. Under Mr Wm. Greet's manegement the play has been produced over 25000 times, and here hie chiel company ...

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... Mm accustomed tO tbe Tha Thaate. —— ys with hase or BRADFORD THEATRE r East. imme- At the Theatre Roysl this John Pitt Hardacre is in his ow to tion of Zola’s novel “ L’Assommoir,” to whi ‘he given the title “ Easily Led.” There is a bat Sir the real ...

... Ma i Hw- Nt (coal) —_—_— > (gene a (gene- BRADFORD THEATRE Gowrie, The pantomime “ Jack and the Beanstalk Record Theatre Royal, Beadtord, entered last night (eal) last week of performance, the run finis (eoal) ; Saturday. Once associated peculiarly w ...

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