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... ((lt ofI tle -Nazareth of the iiioilerni theatre' I-Ir opinicil was that, for the 111 51hrt the pios ((it tile stage were pil-ie. SoIc oftita re Ilielely a clotik for thinly- , i led indecency. And again Theatres IverJe ?? inl thin hatnds of specutlators ...
... believe that he is not in keeping with 01ur dtine3 For months past now I have read in our daily papers the way in which these theatres, or rlar as Mr. Brown terms ixt bottoraless pt t houwes, have responded to our cad fir aid on behalf of the wives and ...
... Brown, with cha- ractaristie modesty, thinks himself too good to witness any dancing or to hear any singing, at least in a theatre. Would he ?? it were it an open-air performance In onclusion, I asould like to thank Greenwood for his letter. Of course ...
... A LIVERPOOL CLERGYMAN h AND THiE THEATRE. TO THtE 31erona Or TEI LtVRSPOOL MKROU7D. Gentlemen,-I was surprised at reading the u paragraph inder the above heading in your - issue of to-ay's date. A Liverpool clergyman, r. speaking at Chester, made the ...
... liprs were -choked with scot, which b1,canie ignited, and pourecd through the radiators in buruing showers all over the theatre. This explains life simllhtanolus outbvreak at all parts of the buildings. Unfortunately, it has been a lprr.ctiee on matinee ...
... doctor to examine an 4a,$ured member. -S. of THE LOCAL THEATRES. Of the many plays from ihe pen of MIr. H. A. Jones, The Dancing Girl maintains the greatest favour, and its revival at the Court Theatre this week will be appreciated. In the I company are ...
... Douiglai ?? theatrical iamager. was ehargrd lwith stealinie £8 and other money from the .bpx-oflieo of tho Oldlhi-m Empire Theatre, on thle 27th October. There weore a largti numnier of wit- neascs oni both asides. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr. !:vord ...
... PriceOne'enny. THE LOCAL TEXATRES. r- The visit of Mr. John Hare, Miss Irene Van- I brugh, and the Globe Theatre company to the l Royal Court Theatre this week has led to . phenomenal booking of seats, even at enhanced prices. The attraction is Mr. Pinero's ...
... 1 TTHE LIVERPOOL THEATRES. ez, The August Bank Holiday usually Eignalises a k the opening of the autumn and winter theatrical n- season in Liverpool. This evening Mr. W. W. G 4d Kelly's company is to appear at the Court 4 .3 Theatre in 'The New Eaet Lynne ...
... at the Star Theatre. The naval ballet Jolly Jack will be continued at the Empire Theatre, and turns by Albert Christian and Katie Cohen are to be included in each even- ing's programme. The week's programme at the various theatres is as follovs:- ...
... Co., £10; Simpson Roberts and Co., £10; Cunningham and Einshaw, £10; D. R, Cousin, £10. BENE]IT PERFORMANCE AT TH EMPIRE THEATRE. Within the last few days ?? with the sufferers by the calamitous fire at Ottawa has gone hand-in.hand with admiration for ...
... going to Pretoria, Major-General Baden-Powell collided with an old '70man. HIe was thrown, and got his hands ?? News. COMEDY THEATRE LICENCE. THE CONDITION ACCEPTED. At yesterday's meoting of the Watch Committee of the City Council, Alderman Rushworth presiding ...