... n whein the late Mr Gascoigne opened the Marylebone - now the West London - Theatre, in September, 1886, Detounced having been well received both in the provinces and at other London theatres. The drama belongs to that numerous class depending almost ...

... most ruffianly-looking lot, but pities thetn as being the unil beasts of burden. I-le deems it verv hard ta have to learn a new dialect of his own langutage more bii'ro th an beoadu Sumersetshire -the jargon called pidgin-English. I-le ipprcciates the ...

... saloons have been contrived for these parts of the house, and new fireproof staircases of panolitbic concrete serve both parts. New saloons are arranged for orchestra stalls and pit stalls, and new retiring rooms for all parts are provided. The whole of the ...

... PALOTTA. Illustrated hb Photograph and Autograph. See THE ERA ALSIANACli, lic)O. T lIE RAIN OF OPHELIA. 1TBN HELEN FERRERS. Illustrated b% P'hotograln. See THE ERA ALMANACK, 1909. TI, HEATRICAL C It I L D R E N. 1Bk LI~llY HANBUBY. Illustraled try Photogralh ...

... PROVINCIAL BUSINESS-MANAGERS. (ILLUSTRATED.) MR ARTHUR LAWRENCE. Like many another who has risen to prominence in the world of histrionics, Mr Arthur Lawrence, the acting-manager of the Court, Liverpool, one of the most notable provincial play-houses ...

... Proprietor, Mr JOHN BBILL. To-night, New and Brilliant Programme. George Kirk's Comedy Company, iii a New and Original Romantic Sketch, Meg,' in which Miss Florrie UJrotei anla Mrs Kirk will appear t Carl flertz, in hid Great New Illusion ; Vesta Victoria, J ...

... months / JACQUES INAUDI, who is to appear at the London Hippodrome early next week, has been seen in London before, and, if we mistake not, demonstrated his powers as a lightning calculator at the London Pavilien. His feats include the addition of six ...

... Stalls, 58. ; Bal- cony, 2s.; area, ls. upen at 2-0; begin at 2 30. Tlckot-holders admitted at 1'30. 7r'E NEW SOUTH LONDON PALACS THE OF VARIETIES, LONDON-ROAD, S.N. Managing-Diresbor, Mr G. H. MACDERMIrT. Oct. 22d, Lavers and Lake Oompany, in heir to a ...

... LANGTRY. Illustrated by Photograph arid Autograph. See THE ERA ALMANACK, 1900. HE FALL OF LADY ANNE. 1 By KATHARiNE COMPTON. Illustrated by Photograph and Autograph. See THE ERA ALMANACK, 1900. N EXTRAORDINARY REUNION A By DECIMA MOORE. Illustrated by Photograph ...

... Dundee, which he intends to open ill New Year's week as a theatre of varieties, onl the two houses a-iiglht principle. The hall, which is the third largest in Dundee, is to undergo extensive alteratiois, including a new roof, and the walls are to be heigitrhed ...

... at the new Camden Theatre, where something very dainty and charming is promised in the way of Chrlst- mas entertainment by Mr E. G. Saunders. This is the fourth new theatre that Mr Barwick has assisted at the opening, the other three being New-cross, ...

... exhibitors at the exhibition of architectural designs for the elevations of the new public and commercial buildings to be erected along the line of the London County Council'z new Holborn to Strand thoroughfare and its branches, which was opened at the Royal ...