... 10.0. LYRIC THEATRE S trandtheatre. A good thing. Shove it along.?? Morning Leader. TONIGHT, at 9.0 o'clock. THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT. By George H. Broadhurst, Author of What Happened to Jones aad Why Smith Left Heme. STRAND THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at ...

... DDES OF TORE'S THEATRE. THIS XTSNINS, et 8.60. KISS HOBBS. Mr. Herbert ;w«f. Mr. Allen Mr. Stuert, Mr. J. W. Miedaneld, Hr. Oeonre Cnrtiee; Him Axon Miller, MM ▼wihea, MM Ida Yeslend, end MM Krelrn Hillard. Preceded, “8. THE REBEL ROSE. Meeerc. W. H. ...

... Africa and, it must be added, gladly devoting all our resouroee to the task. Bat when we turn aside for a moment from the theatre of war, we must mak ourselves whether much the same apathy did not, does not even now, exist in our commercial life. As we ...

... WYNDHAM'S THEATRE. Sole hxlw Mr. CHARLYs WYXDITAM, THIS BVENING, at 9, DAVID GARRICK. Wr. Sharles WyndLam, Miss Mary Moore, and 00{. At .50, DOCTOR JOHNSON. Doors ?fl aLd; wet pights 1.30. MATINKE BVERY SATURDAY at 3 Soue 1899, a year singularly merciful ...

... utility skirt dealt with on page 16; no woman should be without it. To wear with blouses for semi-evening dress (as at the theatre, where people have to come up and return by train) it is unrivalled. It is at once smart and becoming, and is very eaey to ...

... z:u'» o Trium l I ACKNEY UNION Wardmatd at the 101 4 oo s N CLEARY'S| (™ M MIDPAY TO ../ SHOW, TLLUSTL REAL ARMOI wiiYAL HE THEATRE | .o x, ENDOUS NEW | (10N} D WAR THE| o L gattle. The | {oy KA lOYIRAMA 1 ST and the | i Lal Olympla, | ¥ [T HIBITION, | I ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. Managing Director, Arthur Collins. TWICE DAILY, at 1.30 and 7.30. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK : Messrs. Lan Leno. Johnnie Danvers, Oueen and Le lirun, William Morgan, and Herbert Campbell: Mesdames Mabel Nelson, Mollie Lowell, Rita ...

... Shatesbury on Saturday night when the ‘‘Belle of New York” said farewell to London. A surging sea of humanity swept round the theatre from early in the afternoon, and the crueh to get into pit !and gallery was terrible. ~ Many bappy little allusions to the ...

... 9; Her M-ajeetyt-s, sting 8-13; Lyceum. The Snow Man, Flrco.-,?,MetraOPOle m'e Sign of .the Crosra.' 7.4S; Palace Theatre, 8; PrinceP Of Wale,5c, ro~e Cirir WN y 8.5 Svy The Roese ofPrl, 2;Skfebiy Mystical 9 ; Terys J e,&4;Wnla'ThaT, Aneml, Sae ...

... STRAND THEATRE. NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, THE WRONG MB. WRIGHT. By George H. Broedborst. At 8.15, THE PARROT. By W. W. Jacobs and Cbarlea Hook. MATIN EBP. TODAY and WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY NEXT, ABO. Box Oftoe (Mr. Aysom) open from 10 to 10. AIETY THEATRE. Lessee ...

... all the Principal Sights, with Directions how to see them. An Invaluable Boon Visitors the Metropolis. Plans of the London Theatres, and List of Music Halls, with particulars how reach them. Leading Events in 1899. ...

... THE DAILY lIRYRY-LANE THEATRE ROYAL Dir. tor, Arthur Collins. THIS DAY, at 1.40 and 7.30, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. Messrs. Lena, Johnnie Denver, Queen and Le Brun. Witll,lm Morgan, Ileroen Campbell: llidzsee. Mabel Nehion, Mullle Prueano, and the Origninti ...