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... his offspring, prophesies great thmgs for her future on account o this singular distinction. A YIDDISH THEATRE FOR LONDON, t The rumour that a theatre is to be built tbe East End, to devoted exclusively to Yiddish plays, which makes a periodical visitation ...
... closed al position withiout the aid of latches or catches. S N'o. 3,072. J. C. Dalman. of ?? IV seats: Folding or torn-up theatre and like seats, eon- sieving of a series of two or more seats arranged between ?? suitable end standards, or frame-s, and ...
... 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 ...
... 10.0. LYRIC THEATRE S trandtheatre. A good thing. Shove it along.?? Morning Leader. TONIGHT, at 9.0 o'clock. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. By George H. Broadhurst, Author of What Happened to Jones aad Why Smith Left Heme. STRAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at ...
... been attracted the Barns business houses noon traffic various Tempted fine the their Vue others helped swell performances theatrs THE POST OFFICE Some time the custom of New Years experience at the Office this is case the officials there a bigger increase ...
... PLAY NED UNM NAVY CUT In BLUE vackets & Tins. ‘ish to HELTENHAM QO” RA we SE, end Onera House Theatre and Opera House Company, Lt Mapaging Directors— Croker- King, JP. Chairman), -Col Cot Kogers, P., and Mr A. J. Col. Age: acting Mr George Abel. of dQ ...
... each day during the week. In to the ez there will be two mes ited alterna’ ted run on és certain to be an un the Royalt y Theatre, where latest sensa- Belle of New York,” a smert and musical comedy, will b+ the attrac- fe There will also be afternoon “A ...
... allay p.m. la the at 7 p-m, 1. The TallLV Morning— In D Hymn we ,t, 2. No masle. Prtoco'aTheatre, 7— Pantomime. !* Empire Theatre,7.ls—Pantomime: The Forty TileTrs.'' TlieaAra Royal. 7. Life Lice.* People's Palace. 7.Jo—Variety Entvertaliinieaa, Tltoli ...
... which M Robert Tober will open the Adelphi Theatre, with Ai. Laurence Irving's new play, entitled Bonnie 1)undee. The Itahian opera season at St. Petersburg was opened on Thursday night at the Imperial Theatre Yl~iz Traviata. Madame Sigrid Arnoldson ...
... DDES OF TORE'S THEATRE. THIS XTSNINS, et 8.60. KISS HOBBS. Mr. Herbert ;w«f. Mr. Allen Mr. Stuert, Mr. J. W. Miedaneld, Hr. Oeonre Cnrtiee; Him Axon Miller, MM ▼wihea, MM Ida Yeslend, end MM Krelrn Hillard. Preceded, “8. THE REBEL ROSE. Meeerc. W. H. ...
... Africa and, it must be added, gladly devoting all our resouroee to the task. Bat when we turn aside for a moment from the theatre of war, we must mak ourselves whether much the same apathy did not, does not even now, exist in our commercial life. As we ...
... WYNDHAM'S THEATRE. Sole hxlw Mr. CHARLYs WYXDITAM, THIS BVENING, at 9, DAVID GARRICK. Wr. Sharles WyndLam, Miss Mary Moore, and 00{. At .50, DOCTOR JOHNSON. Doors ?fl aLd; wet pights 1.30. MATINKE BVERY SATURDAY at 3 Soue 1899, a year singularly merciful ...