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... be given to the Secretary. Many changes in the stage staff of the Palla. dium have been made this week. Mr. Frank Parker, the stage manager and prodacer, has Jeft, and most of the men employed in the stage, fiies, and property departments. The new stafl ...
... “The Third Degree,” which will be Mr. Arthur Bourchier’s second production at the Garrick, and * Maggie Pepper,” with which Miss Rose Stahl will reappear in the English metropolis early in April. “ Robin Hood and his Merry Men” was presented at the East ...
... THE RHODODENDRON SHOW xxxvi. COUNTRY LIFE. May 13th, 1933. T HE fears entertained a fortnight or three weeks ago that the sixth annual show of the Rhododendron Association which was held last week at the Royal H orticultural Society's Hall, was likely ...
... STAGE and SCREEN ‘Jeanie Deans 1 Old Style: More Opera : Empire Variety Presenting “Jeanie Deans” in the 1880 version, the Wilson Barrett Company give a choice at the Lyceum—you accept the entertainment in the spirit in which it is offered and enjoy yourself ...
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... authoritative description of the state of the crops at the end of April. The facts that have to be taken into account are simple. First, there is the exceptional character of the past month. April drought is a strange occurrence in the history of English weather ...
... HEP ATICA TRILOB AT GRA ETYE Year ending April 6th, 1928, IO per cent. Year ending April 6th, 1929, nil. Year ending April 6th, 1930, ro per cent. Year ending April 6th, 1931, IS per cent. Year ending April 6th, 1932-strong land, 35 per ...
... of this is a stage, drawn by elephants, with the tl eshless form of D eath in front and the fi g. ure 'of a woman blowing a trumpet on the_ car : ':Fama vincit mortem. The To the right of this is a stage, drawn by elephants, with the second panel from ...
... BAINBRIDGES’ ARE NOW SHOWING THE TaxcoLxsuire Swixg Fever Orper.—The ;'.lmadon mfldncmot;' O'B:::!d:(' A:lr.i::l coning an T ture, o’cleck. dated April lxh.%lieh orders thet mno The local delegates to the annual delegato| swine shall Lo moved into or out ...
... of fact that for of the accounts (Messrs F. S. Foster and H. Sr. ;OHN . S. Loecorrow.-- xi and 6.30 251 b April, 1917. Lebbere. which was seconded be Mr LA. the Rector. cally two years the people have been cut cg from all outtide supplies, THE ATI EN NON ...
... ApriL 20, 1912 ERICAN AMUSEMENTS, (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,) YORK, April 10— The Right to be a play in three acts, by H. Kellett rs, was produced at the Hudson Theatre 27th ult. Alfred Van Roof falsifies the ts of the International Rubber Co. and ...
... THE PASSING SHOW Carl Rosa Opera Season— International Ballet |/ i The company at the Palladium, headed by Lex M‘Lean, will appear in a new show entitled “ How Do You Like Your Egg?” Tommy Lester will lead the Galety revue “ Hi, Jock the Kiltie.” ““ The ...