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... WEDNESDAY. AND THURSDAY. DECEMBER Met sad jANTJARY us. Pink Turpin's Ride to York, and the DEATH OF BONNIE BLACK BESS. A Special Matinee on Thursday at 3 o'clock. ...
... Programme on Mondays and Thursdays. .MPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES For MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23„ 24, 25. DICK TURPIN—Second Series. In which Dick mete with looms Thrilling Adventures in discovering and &testing • Plot to Blow up the King. ...
... granted for Tweedy to be medically examined, the defending solicitor producing two copies of a cheap publication entitled Dick Turpin. which he said probably accounted for the lad's action. ...
... characters in the first piece were as follows—Admiral Kingston, RN., District-Inspector Hanna, Lieutenant ' Kingston, R.N., Mr Turpin : Short (Landlord of the Fountain Hotel), Mr D. G Shillingtoo : Dennis (Waiter at ditto). Mr Croker Mrs Pontifet, Miss A. ...
... capture him, had eluded arrest. This is the colonial charger's second desertion. Stories which rivet the wildest fables cg Dick Turpin'ts Black Bees are aceutriuLl• ting about this remarkable animal. which was originally christened Broncho Bill, but is now ...
... attended. Two very fine programmes have been given at the Picture House, Carnegie Street, during' the week--A series of Di,( Turpin epicod , ts being the feature for the week en d, in will be shown to-night for the last time, Next week we are promised some ...
... Brennan of the Moor FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 13 and 14. Tb• Irish Dick Turpin. A powerful drama in three acts featuring the celebrated Irish actor BARNEY GILIIORE. : Times and PrimeEas Usual, It may influence the Portadown Free Library Committee to ...
... too). the ! other book—the first—being Robinson ! Crime, as I looked on him as one of the members of out family—and when Lick Turpin was pursued by the troomand had outgatloped them all and could no longer hear the beat of their hoofs behind him, he dismounted ...