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... last year's Cinderella dresses, as per enclosed list, with which I hope you will be equally suCcessful. Yours faithfully, JOHN HENRY SAVILM Artists' Private Orders specially studied. 6, ARGYLL-STREET, REGENT-STREET, W. Telegraphic address, Cleaning ...
... l BE E T H E A T R E - G Less-e and 1anazer, Mr JOHN HARE, To night, anitd es ers Es eninz, at 815 (Doors open at S 0), T. W. Kobertson's Comedy SCHOtOL. BEAU FARINTOSHI (his Original Character), Mr JOHN HARE. Mr Hare's First Appearance ill London in this ...
... Jan. 9th, 1899, and Every Evening, Unparalleled Christmas Company.-The Most Intense Sketch of Modern Times, ?? Humanity, Mr John Lawson and Powerful Com- panv. Entirely New and Additional Scenery with Thrill. ing and Dramatic Effects. Tom White's Arabs ...
... tYR. CHARLES B. VAUGHxN, Heavy or Juvenile Lead. Queen's Theatre, Duhlin. MR. FRANK V ER NO N. Address, 20, Woburn-place, Russell equare, W.C. ?? PERCY H. VERNON, l General Manager and Lord Binroul, Mr Greet's Little Minister s. Co., St Austell and Camtibourne ...
... Scene. Cooke's Circus, Edinburgh. Return visit. Cheered to the echo, hasing to take deafening calls at end of Palloinoilse. John Henry Cooke, Esq., says, Bravo, I am ery pleased svith you. You have made another immense success. Star, Palace, Barrow-in-Furness ...
... Palace Scene. Cooke's Circas, Edinburgh. Return visit. Cheered to the echo, having to take deafening calls at end of Pantomime. John Henry Cooke, Esq., says, Bravo, I am very pleased with you. You have made another immense success. Star, Palace, Barow.-in-Furness ...
... O H N N ES BI TT- Mw Lettersj Y orick Club, W.C. f R. JOHN NOLAN at Liberty Jan. 21st, concleding Eivht-en Months with New Mazeppa.' Comedy, Character, management. T. B ,Cradley Heath. M R. RUSSELL NORRIE Mconcluded Fngazrement wihh 1 Three Mii-keteers ...
... at 2-30. JUU T REA TW R S _ Lessee and Manager, Mr JOHN HARE. Tongt, and every Evening, at 8,15 (Doors open at 850), T. W. Robertson's Comedy SCHOOL. BEAU FARINTOSH (his Original Character), Mr JOHN HARE. Mr Hare's First Appearance in London in this Part ...
... President of the British Optical Assoaiort, &c.; now in its Seventeenth Edition, prrce 1s.: or consult free of charge, VIS IO Mr. JOHN BROWNIIqG, 1 OrsOPTHALMIIC OPTICIAN, 63, STRAND, LONLDON, W.C., LtnUg t nspever Fails. Esta6lislzed 24 years. Tonic Lung t ...
... Address lettere only. 40, Oranley-gardens, S.W. M I SS K A T I E BAR A RR IlL ALADDIN, PARKHUBRST, HOLLOWAY. %11 I FLORENCE ST. JOHN. Address, 111, Oxford-street. W. MJ I15 LOUSE FREBBAIL t, Oxford-house, Great Titchffeld-street, W. Theatre Royal, Manchester ...
... E S T I N E T R O U P E JEA of International and Up-to-date Dancers, Pantomime, Tyne Theatre, Newcastle-on-'Tyne. vSTELLE, JOHN FELIX, Novelty and 1 Variety Agent, 20, Merchant-street, Bow, London, E. Telegraphic address, Sensible, London. T HTHAIRIEN ...
... O.MORROW (MONDAY) EVENING, Jan. 9, FandEVERY EVENING follolwiag, atb.EOS, T}1E ~a3iBASGIAIGOIh, A Comejdy in Fousr Acts, ho John Olin or Hobbes. MAT Nj R tONIEDNEPA NCXT, Jan. 11, and W EGDNESDAY and SATUtRDAY tollowiug at 2.30. Loxolftlco (it. L. Ari-olid) ...