... and Mr. Frank Webber. At the conclusion of each aot we have the somewhat artificial American stage effect lime lit tableau the background of darkened stage. THE POLICE-COURTS. CHELTEMUM. Tttksdat.—Before Major.-Oen. Willoughby. John Clapton, of I Mt ...

... ARCTIC APRIL. Snow has been falling Bournemouth since early this morning, and a snow plough is clearing the tram lines. The snow at Sherborne is five inches deep. Telegrams received this morning show tnat the wintry weather continues. The tram services ...

... mirror n, which wil] show “the house” > bow it look: s from the stage, will ested by Sir James Barrie. adopted at the Little Adetphi, by Mr. Albert de Courvilie, who proposes re- naming the theatre e ing-glass.”’ Mr. J. B. Crompion. second master of King Edward ...

... ANOTHER AUTUMN PRODUCE SHOW Cheltenham is to have another Autumn Produce Show, rivalling last year's pronounced success. A decision in favour of staging another was reached after a brief discussion on Tuesday night the Dig for Victory Exhibition Committee ...

... its present development would show); in 1891 these figures had increased to 116J columns of socalled gossip and 7J to flagrant scandal; while this year the analysis the 1,041 columns that the three papers contain showed that 56 columns were given to scandal ...

... HORSE SHOW AWARDS FAMOUS ANIMALS AT WITHINGTON Horses that had won major awards at the Royal, Olympia, and Richmond shows carried off the principal prizes at Withington Horse Show, now regarded as the finest one-day event to be staged in the country, ...

... STINCHCOMBE FLOWER SHOW The annual flower, fruit, and vegetable show was held at Stinchco: ™ be on Wednesday, in a field kind! b: ir Charles Prevost, the ent. Colonel Browne, J.P and the ev. RG Lynch-Blosse are the vice-pres. idents, and the hon. sec ...

... lause). Thanks were accorded the trustees, on the motion of Mr. Attwood, seconded by Mr. Price, and supported by the Chairman. Mr. Edwards also resen ted a report regard- showing that the total ing the night school, qd. The school had not receipts were ...

... PERFORMERS' BRIGHT SHOW p E R F.O R M E R S dis* charged from the Forces are included in the cast of In Civvies Again —an entertainment in the modern manner, to quote the programme —which is at the Opera House this week. The show is a cheerful one, ...

... for the !■ A. Cup, although last year South* ampton reached the final stage, only to be beaten by Bury by 4—o. Mr. Arthur Ilicketts. who for seyeral year* captained Cardiff Seconds with succeaa, and has played on numerous occasions for the First, has ...

... a second post-mortem examine tion, conducted on Saturday by Dr. Spil - bury, the Home Office expert, and Dr. Gar- the divisional surgeon, has rett, police brought out the fact that the victim was not strangled by means of a piece of string, a3 was at ...

... Fir.-l prize £lO 10s.. second £5 55.. third £3 35., fourth £2 23. First in each heat and second in fadest heal to ride in final First heat: J. Randle. Coventry. . 1; i 11 G Kel'le, Eadie C.C . 180 yds .2. Won by four ler gibs.—Second heel: H. A Wilks. Stratford ...