AMUSEMENTS IN SHEFFIELD
... AMUSEMENTS SHEFFIELD. DICK WHITTINGTON THE THEATRE ROYAL Little Dick ha* entered on its second week th_ Royal. Judged the measure patronage already extended to the pantomime, succe-sful six wef ...
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THE SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM INDEPENDENT. TUESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1900 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. 5^3 Hud W«itc, comedy ..
... ROTHERHAM INDEPENDENT. TUESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1900 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Hud W«itc, comedy aruste* wkl daocere, arc aj». * acoeptai'le. THEATRE ROYAL. TllE ENGLISH CTRCDS. ••DICK WHITTINGTON. -rj, e Knriiah Circus, Moorhead, began last U* it* that eit*ci*t-o« reulißed ...
LOCAL AND DISTRICT
... d ' * ,astme 'asters, were re ?? *te£mtffmm m * m — I THE LADY SLAVEY. A large audience witnessed 'The I *A*. 01 •* the Theatre Royal last ni^hl Tl • - T ®' X ** *«t, and many of t hose present hi *TT auny, revolves round Major O'Neal Tl £XHases^ ...
MIDDLESBROUGH THEATRE.EOTAL
... MIDDLESBROUGH THEATRE EOTAL If evidence w_ -o needed to provs the popu- larity of tho M ?? pantomime, that waa sufficient and io spare in the crowded attendance at the Middlesbrough Theatre Royal yesterday. Messrs C. and G. liaesnn, the ma ringing d irectors ...
NEWS TUESDAY 21 GRUWSBY From our Resident Correspondent THE FOOTLIGHTS 'All Round' HOW HULL ITSELF NOTES goes ..
... Flour Makes Successful Bakings ALADDIN AT THE GRAND A good start may be have been by the exceedingly pretty pantomime this theatre Probably ever produced which was running evenings Things get into place points rubbed out here and points rubbed in there ...
NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 2 1900 Hawkins cannot called ethereal or romantic are quite plain and practically ..
... from 1886 to 1890 will for Africa as officers are needed the Transvaal Ben Greet will produce on next the Devonshire Park Theatre a four-act play by Lyall In Spite of All” first effort for the stage been assisted in the work A S Homewood will the hero ...
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... ii-fuio. T* la.. >.iiici, lum**l*«i. S. |>. t:ul:ln»s. Mmnger. NliON.-SA I S V R Y L. SAUSUL UV AUK. L.C. Close Id ...
PUBLIC NOTICES. r~H ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. TO-DAY, 2 7.15 o'clock, Evening Lafi farther notice, will be Produced ..
... o'clock, Evening Lafi farther notice, will be Produced scale great Magnificence, the Gorgeous CHaHSTMA3 PANTOMIME, DIC £V CE THEATRE, SHEFFIEI.D. THE SHEETTELD HOME PANTOMIME. TO-DAY, 2. Early Doors, at L TO-NIGHT, 7.X; Early Doors The Original ELK I E ST ...
WALLER AND SON LTD. TRAFALGAR BREWERY SICK CLUB
... in the cast of 'The Masked Ball,” adapted from Le Masque” MM. Bisaon and Carre, the production ol* which at the Criterion Theatre i* now fixed for next Saturday. Sir Rudolph Sliilin Pacha, who bos »jiem nearly u yea; in Vienna. b;» native town, leaves ...
ADVANCE OF WAGES IN THE AMERICAN
... Mayor presided, in aid of the Earlswood Asylum, realised a gift of £750 to the charity. curious coincidence the Alhambra Theatre, Brussels, where a play glorifying the Boers ia running, belongs to a young nephew and ward of Mr. Chamberlain, who also bean ...
BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS
... recognise now that the vast majority of those who are numbered among the , entertained in Hull choose the entertainment j the theatre and the music-hall. that the taste of the Hull entertainment lovers has been educated above that of the minstrel? should say ...
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... Robinson, extended oa behalf of Mr. Tulley and the Northern Theatres Company (Limited), w tne childrea and aged at to witness 8 mocoing performance of the pantomiine Cinderella” at the Theatre Royal oo the inst. tion of tie inamee amounted to £5,559 Accoants ...