... in America with tho Bwrnum and Bailey ho had two bad foils , but from of these he has completely . Billy Bennett . to the success of Billy Bennett , t > ho I . B . O Limited , have booked him up for the next throe years . He is at Liverpool this week ...

... Wynn and Dave Bruce. Helen Binnie and Yvonne, the Musical Dawsons with their canaries choir, Pasque and Peru, Bond Rowell. Herbert Victoria and company. BILSTON-Roval (M.D., Thomas R. Woodi R.M., Arthur Holland).- This week D. A. Dervien presents a strong ...

... Road, Hammersmith. MR. CECIL MORTON YORJL Gen. Manager, Herbert Darnley's Co. 44, Cranbourne Street, W. __ MR. FRED E M N K T. The Plumberl, QUEEN'S THEATRE, W. MR. AMBROSES MANNING. Eng. by Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, Ufa* Gregory, Pinkie and Fairitt. Add ...

... the dark, reoogniso one another as Herbert and Tracy The latter seems to get off with Cynthia's pearls, but iiie oilier trinkets, which ho had kept in a spirit-flask, are finally displayed within a cigar-box by Herbert, who, after bamboozling I-'anshaw ...

... Maids, Douglas Head Sensa tions, Dunn and Dee, Stnart Wat son, Herbert Douglas, Sylvia Han- nam, Betty Dale Eric Way. Strand Street^ Pavilion Bert Proctor, Joe Mangin. Arthur Mayhew, Herbert Bickerton. Joe Darby. Frank Mason. Tom Scott, Duncan Villiers ...

... Ferencz Martos, with music by Albert Szirmai, lyrics by Arthur VV unpens, and additional numbers and lyrics by Russell Bennett and Jack Waller, en titled Princess Charming. Baron Signian Mr. Peter Gawthornc Commander De Ceito Mr. Bernard Clifton Marie ...

... good songs p by Evan Vaughan. The orchestra Is n] under Jack Walker. p COVENTRY-- Opera House (P., [D Bennett Theatres, Ltd.; L., Mrs. 11 G. Dudley Bennett).-- Macdonald end [u Young are presenting 44 The Girl S Friend. Edwin Styles, as the non- [u chalant ...

... Hare, Frank Harding, Frank Lister, Willie Scott,Herbert Pearson, A. G. Poulton, John Doran, Stanley Ash- well.George Denham Misses Dora de Win ton .East Robertson, Eileen Concanen, Ida Phillips, Lilian Bennett. New 8cenerr, Oi Iginal Dresses A Effects. MONDAY ...

... training as well as personal ability. .T*o great favourites with Pimlico audiences are Billy Bennett and Georgie Wood, and their receptions are enthusiastic. Bennett deals in charadcristic fashion with i burlesques in lh^me and patter, and has the audience ...

... Crooked Billet. MANCHESTER MET. .Tnek Den ton's Stop the Wedding. MANCHESTER OSBORNE.-- Hurley Productions' Times have ('hanged. MANCHESTER QUERN'S PA RK HIPPO. Westwood Productions' Mr.. Man of Manchester. PRESTON HIPPO.-- Jack Taylor's TJn Vent de ...

... delightful soirit They include Ray mond Bennett. comedian; Fai Robina. a charming leading lady; Fred McNaughton. juvenile lead; the Jonsen Sisters, dainty dancers; Anita Golda, a remarkable acrobatic dancer; and Herbert Tiffin, a pro mising tenor BIISTON-- ...

... February 16 j Mr. Herbert M. Prentice produc ing. The first is 14 Sir Herbert is Deeply Touched, by H. C. G. Stevens.^ The central figure is a distinguished actor and the scene his private room after a matinee. Mr. Hugh Miller plays Sir Herbert. The second ...