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... 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 ...
... CROYDON GRAND THEATRE. Tlie subject of the pantomime at this house is the Babes in the Wood, and Mr. Fred Bowyer, the writer of the book, has contrived to weave into his plot a good deal of the legendary lore of Robin Hood, Maid Marian, and Little John ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE RtIYAL. Manat..iE Director. Arthur e>)llins. TWICE DAILY . - 1.50 and 7.30. JACK ANDTHE BEAN- STALK : Messrs. Ml* Leno. Johnnie D»nver_. Queen ?? fii-nj. Wiili»ni ~-liirga.il, and Herbert Campbell; MeFdameM Mabel Nelson, Mt -'die Lowell ...
... v/ The production of The Masked Ball at the Criterion Thcatro is fixed to take place on Saturday next. In the meantime the theatre is closed, ...
... Varieties and the Opera, and the artists who have passed through his hands, would form a list of inordinate length. At the former theatre, La Belle Helene, Barbe Bleat, La Grande Duchesse, and a score of others were great successes, whilst at the Opera he mounted ...
... ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Sunday amusement of an acceptable nature was provided at the Alhambra Theatre last night by the Band of H.M. Scots Guards. A number of orchestral works were given by this body of instru- mentalists, the excellence of whose renderings ...
... '46,085 0 91.300 4 I 15.191 4 26 11 28 4117 0 P. G. CRAIGIE. Board of Agriculture, S.W., December 30. Owing to the Gaiety Theatre being required for tbe rehearsals of the new play, the run of A Run- away Girl will terminate on Saturday evening January ...
... landing of troops, arms, and munitions of war, aud from that port by rauway through Portuguese territory to Pretoria or to the theatre of war, for service against the British forces. It may not be generally known that, in the first place, Great Britain has ...
... putting their shutters up until a late hour, must have reaped a golden harvest. But at about half-past eleven, just as the theatres were emptying, and the crowds were beginning to make for home, there were numerous flashes of lightning, accompanied with ...
... orchestre, in place of the late M. Lamoureux, made his dibut in that position at the concert given on Sunday afternoon in the Theatre de la Republique. His reception was of the most cordial character. The first part of the funeral service of Sir James Paget ...
... given for the first time at this Theatre. During the Hobdays .MATINEES will be given EVEBY MONDAY. AVEDNESDAY. and SATURDA A. .„„ ?? Box-office (Mr. F. J. Tomer) op-n 10.0 tci 10.0. HER MAIESTY'S THEATRE. HAYMARKET THEATRE Sole Lessee. Mr. Frederick Harrison ...
... SHAFTESBURY THEATRE. Ml*. De Wolf Hopper and his clever American company, in Messrs. Charles Klein and John Sousas comic opera, The Mystical Miss, have met With SO much success at the Comedy Theatre, where the piece was produced on the 13th uit., that ...