... THE LEEDS THEATRES. GRAND THEATRE. There was much significance in the contrast which the appearance of the 'irond Tht-a'. Monday night compared with week. Siiake.?]x-are°s uia«terpieces. even when interprets such .111 accomplished actor Mr. Osmund T»arle ...

... THEATRE. The hibitorß of Prince’s Theatre have for tht* week a drama after their own bear). “In Kentucky is a typical American sporting play, produced Mr F. J. EUisloo. was first imported into Ragland in 1894. after having made one of the biggest Hitt ...

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... THEATRE JOLLITY JO-NIGHT. STILL THE RAGE.” (JHE JOLLITY JgAKON ZIEGLER, ark lodged I’oiiular Caterer. THIS WEEK’S COMPANY will foiled poses* the qualitlet Rofined Fun, VereatfUty. and Novel Eutertalner#, TWELVE SOUND INDIVIDUAL ACTS. Al> rhouM *cc Ibis ...

... THEATRE LEXA N R and M»n*»rr TO.NIOHT (MONDAY. 12) and dorinff lb* Week, po«it»»ely tb© I.AbT SIX NIGHTS the Successful •ad OorROOU* Fautomime, ...

... IN THE THEATRE. THE DISTINGUISHED ACTRESS, MISS ISABEL BATEMAN, SUPPORTED by MR. EDWARD COMPTON'S SPECIALLY ORGANISED COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), Auo. 14th, UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN WHITBY, THE NEW EMOTIONAL DRAMA, CLARISSA ...

... THEATRE LLA N ’ S TO-NIGHT. KTT LOMAX’S Company in the Dram* “GOLD AND SILVER.” lonclading with “SINEAD THE SAILOR’* 3IUSIC HALL TO-NIGHT. WRIT, DWIGHT, and WRAY. A SIPPLE. «. AYTOUN. CHAR. MURRAY, SISTERS GRAHAM. R. SCHOFIELD, and DICK GELDARD. ICING ...

... THEATRE An exciting scene t ook place at the Sheffield Theatre Royal Friday evening. Mr Callender, the lessee, terminated his lease, and Mrs Callender took a farewell benefit. There was a largo attendance. Mr Callender was announced to say tew parting ...

... THEATRE MRS. BANDMANN-PALMER AND HER bPBCIALLY SELECTED COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), Angnst 26th, GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, for the benefit of MRS BaNDMANN-PALMBK, when Goldsmith’s Grand Old Comedy “SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER,” will be played. SATURDAY. August ...

... THEATRE. LE X AND R Lwaa, Ii« SHEFFIELD ALEXANDRA THEATBI OCX, tm. Director -Mr. WILLIAM D. EOESDIXE. BASCK ATTBACmcSI MONDAY, AUGUST 3. and carin* tto® Watk, ft R O W 3 SATA The most successful play «f 'A« jetir. MB G. SOMERSET. MISS GRACE WARNER, and ...

... THEATRE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), August sth, Mr. C. A. Norman’s Comedy Company in tho ARABIAN NIGHTS,” Finest Farcical Comedy ever produced. SATURDAY, August 6th, the New Farcical Comedy “CLEOPATRA.” THURSDAY, August 11th, and two following nights, Mr. Maurice ...

... THEATRES. the Edinburgh CUrt of S«-ast©n, yesterday. Lord VV. :iH«M»d decided ilia? th -«• authorities can issue l-quor licences to thcutr.-s •••» the pio-lnet of the dramatic licuce. Case atT.cts all Scot theatre* ...