... KINGS AND W.T..W ROYAL. W-DAT.-kevn BONGS ! ECCENTRIC DANCES 11 Tur __r- &ORGEODB DRESSES 1! ! ?? rR F ASCINATING STARS, THEATRE ROYAL. fctREAMS OF LAUGHTER AT THE WALTON'S. SPLESDID BALLET BY THE GIROFLE TROUPE. _»o-Qsy ?? precl^ly. This Evening at Seven ...

... in the season, to the fine orchestral music which is diecourred on the Spa below him, or he may also divert himself at the Theatre, at the con- cert, or at the Rink. As every one knows, these are only solitary instances of the innumerable ways in which ...

... the t la Hull of the Great r IU»«n boiwaoo. f'l LI MAii^EN, 1, ”° ERNtiTI-N'A UOBUTI A.U MADAME FERNANDEZ BENTAMI /Of Her Theatre and Imperial Opera,. T. ,nv* affect and eucoeM this Grand Concert, act vice# r« give effect aua t!ie eminent BIGNOK UUIO And ...

... New York), tho Largest Troupe lathe Stalls (reso'vcd). Istkl|; Area. Is; Great Gilleriet, 6d. Tickets at the Bos Office. THEATRE VARIETIES. ( JaLunry Ist and during the Woek, Etnnig ...

... a Church, Wolverhampton, has been repair ;d »t a cost of i._'500. Miss Amy Fawsitt, formerly of the Vaudeville ind other theatres, died on Boxing Ni^ht, in Neiv The dead body of a man, about thirty- live -ears if age, has been found in a pool on Hampstend ...

... iation Matches At 2.30 Albert Hall: The Blondinette Melodists At and 8 Music Hall, Surrey-street: Pepper’s Ghost At 2.30 and 8 Theatre: Pantomime, “Jack and the Beanstalk” At 2 and 7 Alexandra: Pantomime, “ Sinbad, the Sailor” At and 7 Alhambra: Miscellaneous ...

... opposition to the prolongation the armistice. Everything they do in America they do *• hig.” few davs ago they bad lire at theatre, at which three hundred lives were lost, and now we have to ivcord railway disaster that puts our Abbots Ripton and our Arlesey ...

... opposition to the prolongation of the armistice. Everything they do in America they do “big.” A few days ago they had a fire at a theatre, at which three hundred lives were lost, and now we have to record a railway disaster that puts our Abbots Bipton and our ...

... of , 9. And 18 galloniL Prices and terms en upplieatu'nat tile 13reWery; or ?? 1, Corn I-;xthanne. ?? 1, Cheapside. ?? he Theatre. St. Leonard's-plaia- HULL ?? o Chapel-lane. N hWOA&STLE .110, pottery-lane. C0 2d7i6u T~lE~RKSAI4~I~EWRY ComrPANy india Pals ...

... opera, Die Widerspanstige Zahmui_. ?? (based on Shakspeare's Taming of the Shre*-), which has had great success in some theatres in Ger- many, has been produced in Berlin, with Miss Minnie Hauk (American) in the chief character. The young composer, Herman ...

... BDWOr DAVIS A CO.. NEW THEATRE ROYAL. Mr. PARRY. Proprtrtor and Manner. NOTE - Doors open fl commence 7. Triornpbant Su- of tlic Grand CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. mis EVENING, January Ist, »'d every tJie f'nttrtai'iivcnt * ui!l commence, ««Ten rrecSiv with favouHle ...

... ts have been preps -ame efficient manner that earned co large Jhristmas copolarity for Red Riding Hood, and thes at this theatre. ag not attempted anything very brilliant in th f the pantemime, bat what he has written its purpose, ‘The dislogue is easy ...