... Amusemets: Grand Theatre, Lohongrin; Theatre Royal, The Favourite; Queen's Theatre, Girl of mvy Heart; the Empire Palace, the I Tivoli, the City Varieties, &c. Savage South Affics, Drill Ground, Camp-read, Leeds. Bradford Theatre Royal: The Prisoner ...

... Children's Natural History Club: First Lecture-Signs of Spring. Leeds Amtsemence: Grand Theatre, The Gay Lord Quem; Theatre Royal, 'The Great World of London; Queen's Theatre, Two Little Drumnmer Boys; the Empire Palace; the Tivoli; the City l7arieties ...

... Leeds, 7.30. Leeds Amusements: Grand Theatre, The MIikado;l Theatre Royal, Two Little V agadends;1 Queen's Theatre, The Absent-_Minded Beoggar; the Empire Palate, the Tivoli, the City Varieties, &c. Bradford Theatre Royal: Carl Rosa Opera Comtpany ...

... r. The addition of the Camden Theatre to the list of suburban playhouses supplies food for reflection. It is nooteworthy, for example, that whenever a new Wept End theatre is built it is very small, whereas new theatres in outlying districts are invariably ...

... Bradford Corporation for the licensint of theatres ad places of amnusement had EL meet- itlZ on Thtrsday when Mr. 4. Neill applied. on behalf of 3x Walter Rteynolds for a transfer of the licence of thel Prince Theatre. Horton-lane from Mr. Pullan, tle prcsrlt ...

... Carnival. Cyclists' Meets: Richmond (Yorks.) and Bridlington. Leeds Anmsucements: Grand Theatre, no Belle of New York ; Theatre Royal, None but the Brave; Queen's Theatre, A Woman's Honour; the Empire Palace, the Tiveli, ad the City Varieties. Racing: ...

... previous visit to the Royal. the piece met with an enthusiastic reception last night. QUEEN'S THEATRE. The new dsama which was staged last night at the Queen's Theatre should appeal especially to playgoers on the south side of the rivead seeing that they can ...

... wage-earner, and ?? man who knows how to cater in a semasonable way for his enteitaimnent is sure of a satisfactory reward. Theatres and ficusic-halls were crowded both afternoon and evening, and there was a great r-u on the suburban pantomimes-so much so ...

... ? to jusufs- the asoumption that the c'hrist- nas eontertainment at the nalsonal theatre is to be spoiled by nuworthy torpical allusions. I kqow of one sluburban theatre, wi'ich is advcrtisign its panto- mirne of The Babes in the Wood bv picture placards ...

... Porformances are given during the afternoon and evening of each day. BRADFORD PRINCE'S THEATRE. Mr. W'alter Reynolds, who has now charge of the Prince's Theatre, Bradford, produced his first pantomime at that place of amusement on Christmas Eve, and ...

... 30. Leeds Amusements: Goad Theatre, The Yeomnen of the Guard,; Theatre Royal, Two Little Vega- bonds; Queen's Threatre, The Absent-minded Beggar; the.Empire Palace, the Tivoli, the Oity Varieties, &o. Bradford Theatre Royal: Carl Rosa Opera Company ...

... Golf Club; Animal meeting and dinner. Powolny's Rooms. Leeds Amusemen-ss? Grand Theatre, The Runaway Girl ; Theatre Royal. The Worst Woman iii London: Queen's Theatre. ' Cissy;' Empire Palace. the 'lJ'ivoil, lice City Varineics, he. Reolog: Plszcnpten ...