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... on Saturday night RY 1. 1900. when the “Belle of New York” laid farewell to London. A surging sea humanity swept round the theatre from early the afternoon, and the crash get into pit and gallery was terrible. Many happy little allusioruy to the eompeny’s ...
... PUBLIO SPEAKERS oo 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Bottles, post > Gir HENRY IRVING writes “Your VOICE PEARI a os exceHent.”’ yceum Theatre, Londen, Deo. 21. May Sist. MAX O’RELL wr | “* Dear VOICE AND THROAT have done my voice all the good in the wand. They are ...
... Chairs 6d Amphitheatre Is Gallery 6d Doors 6d extra all parts except Gallery 3d Seats may be at the Circus daily THEATRE LEEDS COUNTY THEATRE Early Doors 6 Commence 715 (Saturdays at 7) Triumphant of the Pantomime SHOES” Produced scale Colossal Grandeur ...
... Strictly private Lessons at any hour. The Walt* taught in Three i Lessons. Prospectus application.—l 7, Drear lon St . I Theatre Royal. Bradford Tele. 1546. TV! OTE our Grand Social DA:N ■A* SHERWOOD HOUSE, 17. Drewton Street, Evera TUESDAY, 8 pro SATURDAYS ...
... sao*w sssi private papets U .he finder will kindly netore KM sneaa wiU be rewarded* Apply 96. Akwntorraof EnUrininmemts, ftc. THEATRE ROYAL, VIII, ENORMOUS ATTRACTION COMMENCING NEW TRAR'B DAY. TO-NIGHT (MONDAI), JAMUABT I*4. lfiUL X.SJt Jill OUT RETURN VIOTOP ...
... the tramspert trains are e Nambers of animals were pur- wt th all possible xpeed. bat oftem at greet distances from the theatre of war. Ships had to he chartered for their conveyance, and on arrival they needed time for recovery, tor the fitment of collars ...
... ROY L, ' r, end 7.i5 .'ciook. and Erery : Sottas, Inc«d a sc»ie grew, ' Gorgeous fa tojohb, i)|(lK WHiriISOTOH. T '('El' THEATRE. \ THE '•FK-FIELD HOME PANTOMIME. YO-I'AY, at. 2 Early Dorxa, at 1. Early Poors 6.16. Fsirr I I. L!T T ST A». , :r . , TrJKATRE ...
... discovery her diamond bracelets Could have slipped from her wrist of its own accord ? Gould have abstracted while was horrid theatre ? it not off the cab that iier home ? Being unable satisfactorily answer of queries she plumped her-avrn upon her boudoir ...
... OFFICE open the Theatre from 10 5.30 Telephone 450. THEATRE ROYAL. PARAGON-STREET, Sole-Lessee WML MORTON, MOODY- MANN EE OPERA THIS EVENING, BALFE'S DAUGHTER.' Aimia Walker, etc,; John Clilld, Charles Manners, Dillon SluJlajtl, Alexander van, etc. VERDI'S ...
... significance, so far as we can presage, as those which made the transition from 1799 to 1800 so memorable. The rumour that theatre is to be built the East End, be devoted exclusively to Yiddish plays, which makes periodical visitation in our midst, is, ...
... Presented ander the Jolot Direction of JOHN TULLY AND OTTO C. CULLING, THB GORGBOUS COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME “ C'NDERELLA,” THEATRE, HUDDERSFIELD. +. Pet 9900 and Ghee Week January Ist, 1900, and During the Week, Miss Ne lie Lawson, amd the Anrerican Girl ...
... 11', 11‘i; ditto 2n*l laaue. t*4 ditto 4%“ Debetidin-, I*l , ; Taylor* Drue Co.. Ido, Cunt rtef.. I',; Deb., .V 032: The Theatre an M ...