... chee RS. on 4 laugchehie entertaininents in PSR SORMANCES THIS DAY at 9 we moe SD AY, ? Jan. 6th Tue av aturday ar the | Theatre all hours. \ t 1 1560. SEN? S THEAYT! RE, LEEDS. N Waits bt ° DAY {New Year's Dey): ‘also’§ SATURDAYS, VO TRACTION POR THN ...

... letters and frequent lectures. Every| minute every vUit London that could spared from buriness engagements was spent,] not theatres and in paietice, but am d the dusty tomes and manuscripts of the Britishj Museum, the Herald’s College, Lambeth | [Library ...

... Tbe hearty laughter winch greet* the very funny , flushed, and aaii, “Kalians, not put pamomim? “Dick Whittington at the Theatre in the p'ace brute beasu. O’*r country Royal, teatiflva to the attract ve qualities of tne pro- bighe.- sad nobler dunea tor ...

... LEEDS EMPIRE PALACE. Mr. Albert Chrhrtian is undoubtedly the strongest attract ion the pirn Palace Theatre thin week. This capable Inin tone's reception last night was exiremcly cordial, and the audience weald not rest satisfied until ho gave secmd encore ...

... will, understand, have an opportunity of showing their sympathy with the movement, as a special performance of the Grand Theatre painlomime is being arranged for Friday, which is to called the *' Military Night, when the officers of D Trocp of Yeomanry ...

... difficulty in following. Miss Edte liivers ts comedienne and dancer, who supplies good turn; and Powell's electric miniature theatre is wonderful contrivance, showing what mechanical figures can if cleverly manipulated. At Keighley there began last evening ...

... —very Saterday during the run at ential tho ot JOUN TULLY AND OTTO ¢ CULLING THE GORGBOUS COMIC PANTOMIME ~ CINDERELLA. PIRE THEATRE, HU Jammary let, 1900, and During the Wook, Miss wad the Americar Gi'l Comp any the M Comedy Drama, AMERICAN GIRL.” the Drema ...

... THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. HOMS OP PAKTOUIMS. THIS DAY nrERDAY), AT J. EARLY DOOM AND TO-NIOHT. AT I*. EARL DOORS, CIS. poanc. BHVOKOUS. KEPINLD. TWIJTKI.E, LITTLE STAR. TWTKKLB. LITTLE STAR A RLACnTTL fiSTORt. TOLD WITH BXQtISITE TA^TB. STAB AETLSTTS. CLRVCR ...

... demanded the name of singer who had snng tiicro the opera Tier refused, and composer threatened that would hue even-one in the theatre unless oner told him. Blum and his friends stood and henan the first of the first net, and declared they would sing the finale ...

... Claremont Dalst-on London UP-TO-DATE TEETH by Hydraulic Machinery Pearson’s 40 George-street old-established oppo-Bite Grand Theatre Same address 29 years SPECIALIST BROMPffELD Bone-setter Lister-street may consulted daily over thirty years’ practice Telegraph ...

... held the antwral tea and cntertamr.icn a ilanrr hr the Volunteers took place •' OgiD BWI. and erowdtsl houses wen* the at tl Theatre Rows), where Mrs. Levy * pantomime, ‘T. . Red Riding Hood.** was the tract mn; at the liar, v IMU cate where Mr, Wallace Daridaon' ...

... liark Sc*l«. I*.; ll |' l - tSh**!* Home, oral Mr. BtcharU«OD». Port ...