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... Ladysmith is called “ His Excellenty.”’ There were 128 patients in the Leeds City Fever Hospital at the close of last week. A theatre to be devoted exclusively to Yiddish is to he erected soon in the East End of London. Ridicule, which in France and elsewhere ...
... January 2nd. and every Tuesday, at 2.15. Doors, 1.15. Ordinary, at RON OFFIOT of*n t!io Theatre from 10 to 5.50 daily, 450. THEATRE ROYAL. ~ rARAGON-STREET, lII'LL. Sole WM. MORTON. SIOODY-MANNERS' OPERA COMPANY. THIS EVENING, VERDI'S ' IL TROVATORE.' ...
... work for a theatre. She was a costumier, I believe you call it — a maker and re-modeller of theatrical costumes; — and sometimes she was a dresser. I remember very well, when I was a boy, waiting night after night, at the stage door of a theatre — a second-rate ...
... made a very nctable engacement fer the part of Puck in “ A Midsummer Night's Dream,” Miss Leuie Freear has at Her Majesty’s Theatre. been engaged for that character. So & ae vy “ hig oH \ eit we ...
... well rallng EVERETT-Sr--18, North Parade (top Parley Street), Kstab. 18 yearn Tete. MPIKE O POT (Three IXoi* above Eiuphe Theatre), ' MORTON BOAD. Cheapest Boose Barth for Mlgb-clts* P.anos and Organs: roa; steed: cash credit. (learwnev Sate Accordions ...
... at I retpecklrtiy. chatg* t -r early 4. or* **lte a»d Box Ofltea open, anl aaaU a-*y backed la* •» (onaaßcaa. Tttepbeoa W. THEATRE. tUmgtmt r'r»ctorMr. WILUAI* rO««»«» to-dai, s. ». «EANO (A* J.'nd *« ** ALEXANDRA IWCMPHB. THE PANTOXIMB, •TEB BABES THE ...
... Garrett. RD?ON CATHEDRAL. Morn. — Dykes in F. Anthem, Arise shine — Elvey Even.— Dykes in F. Anthem, God so loved— Stainer. Theatre Royal, York.— Lady Slavey. Com- mence at 7.30. Scarborough People's Palace and Aquarium. — Best Touring and Dramath Companies ...
... best of all musicians, he the sweetest all singers, at the marriage feast of Hiawatha. Last night, when the lights of the Theatre Royal had been put out-- except for those on the stage, Mr Charles Manners assumed the role of Hiawatha, and Madame Fanny ...
... THE HUDDERSFIELD DAILY CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1900. Pp AT ROYAL “ Cloderella at the Theatre Roval continuses to draw large aadieoces. The members of the company bave hed time to settle down into ther respective parts aod pow everything goes smoothly ...
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... I'lueed at Theatre !i ADDIN RIPPLE OF LAUGHTER OF BEAUTY Aladdin FLOW OF MELODY Star Company of London Artistes Chorus Ballet Augmented Orchestra : TO-DAY (Tues day) January 2nd every succeeding Tuesday at Early Doors 115 Ordinary 2 open the Theatre 10 5 daily ...
... LEEDS MUSIC HALLS. There were capital houses at all the places of enter- tainment in last evening. The bill at .the Empire Theatre of is, as usual, a very strong one, the leading attraction being the appearance o Albert Christian, the baritone, from whom ...