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... and Carr and (Fred and Ado in Their Fir* Quarrel A Domestic Episode, ali lurnis:ied capital entertainment. Mdlle. Flora Lumieres Grotto pleased greatly. Antliv welt through a ekver and daring wire act, am:lilies Je•Thor.:e, a quaint comedteane, scored ...
... Imwson's vandeville entertainment at the Avenue Theatre. Sunderland i- following items : —N. C. Ik-ital. comedian; Mdlle Lumiere, the human hawk. with electric effects; Flo Banks, Clifton and Gibson. knockabout comedians: and Fenton, speciality artiste ...
... holding on to it in spate of every- eumeas achieved last week by Mdlle. Flora thing, she is at last moved to remorse by the . Lumiere's Fairy Grotto, she has been retained magnanimity of an ingenuous damsel of seven- for another week. There is ales a fine ...
... the visit to Paris of the London County Councillors. These proud oidilss were to have tasted of till' joys of the Ville Lumiers:' during the second week of January. but, it is. of course, impossible W for them to leave home at such a time. Several Leaden ...
... Child, have been engaged for the whole )aster sesson, as well as Mr. Walter Curtis, the well-known humourist : Mdlle. Flora Lumiere, serpentine and tire dancer: Miss Cecilia Jackson; the Tourbillon troupe of Ladies and Gentlemen f'velists, the Thograpb with ...
... second' Haussmann. Si n c e the fall of the Second Rupire little or veiling has been done to improve and beautify the Ville Lumiere. It is altogether living on it, imperial past, And the wear and tear of 34 • rendered it rather fly blown. THIII INDIAN Later ...
... -Figaro. - however. the p•n..m really designated to hate the honour of represehting King and Guest Britain i:1 the Ville Lumiere is Sir Francis Berth., who is at present Ambassador in Rome. Sir Francis had a distinguished career as an under secretary ...
... iCti I its character, pout ir. pl. ilc.,ophy and literat um. A Ines - hoc , hare for many year, Len fawned in Paris. The lumiere has, in fret. limn rid to be the place where every good American would to dwell in after life. Of lat e a marked preference ...
... Edward G. Robley, A.R.C.A., Perwith, has received notice from the President of the Societe des Artintea that his picture Lumiere du Sobel ban been accepted for exhibition at the Park Lord Orkney is Progressing satisfactorily at his residence at gtewkley ...