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... introduced st the Grand Theatxe this evening.- The war fever bas penetrated the theatres, and where pantomime is not played military drama prevail. At the Rotunda Theatre the week's at- twtion is Ladder of Life, or Gordons to the I Front-Modern London ...
... League aid Anti-Cidarette Society of Cohost-- I4abod Erotism,' in The Belle of New York Company. now playing at the anted Theatre, is, es most play2oers know, Mr. Ar:bar R:cketta in private life. Everybody, however, may not be aware, that comedian ban ...
... carried out. EXPLOSION AT THE ( AN ACTOR INJURED. On Saturday nig ht an expl osion occurred He Roy al, through which ut the Theatre I f the actors in the pla: Clements, one 0 which was being t “Current Cash,” of serious injury. At had a narrow escape 1 report ...
... Debentures and Loans for period a , ov ¥ years, or for short terms. id Ro haly-yeerly at ths Company’s jisene. yt try + eo ame THEATRE ROYAL, LINCOLN (THE COUNTY TURA’ Owners—THOMAS KING and RASS CHALLIS. Gole Responsible Manazer -PASS CHALLIS. Enormous Success ...
... on Saturday night RY 1. 1900. when the “Belle of New York” laid farewell to London. A surging sea humanity swept round the theatre from early the afternoon, and the crash get into pit and gallery was terrible. Many happy little allusioruy to the eompeny’s ...
... 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 ...
... Tharsis Bft Mason & Barry. 4 .. A 2ft Mysore sft .. Do. B lft Mysore G. Fids. *Ex dividend. The directors of the Gaiety Theatre Company announce the usual interim dividend of Is. per share to December. The interim dividend warrant of the Manchester Liners ...
... 18 Back Wynd.2 2 2 C) Collected by Mr John CObwanah, Her NMajesty's Theatre-Mr John I Cavanah, £1 Is; Mr W. S. Penley, £1 is; Mr H. J. Wilde, £1 19; I p employees, Her Majesty's Theatre, R£3 ISS-Tota . ?? ?? ?? 6 s 0! St .asuess Episcopal Church-Christ- ...
... DDES OF TORE'S THEATRE. THIS XTSNINS, et 8.60. KISS HOBBS. Mr. Herbert ;w«f. Mr. Allen Mr. Stuert, Mr. J. W. Miedaneld, Hr. Oeonre Cnrtiee; Him Axon Miller, MM ▼wihea, MM Ida Yeslend, end MM Krelrn Hillard. Preceded, “8. THE REBEL ROSE. Meeerc. W. H. ...
... Africa and, it must be added, gladly devoting all our resouroee to the task. Bat when we turn aside for a moment from the theatre of war, we must mak ourselves whether much the same apathy did not, does not even now, exist in our commercial life. As we ...
... WYNDHAM'S THEATRE. Sole hxlw Mr. CHARLYs WYXDITAM, THIS BVENING, at 9, DAVID GARRICK. Wr. Sharles WyndLam, Miss Mary Moore, and 00{. At .50, DOCTOR JOHNSON. Doors ?fl aLd; wet pights 1.30. MATINKE BVERY SATURDAY at 3 Soue 1899, a year singularly merciful ...
... conference la: Liverpool on the 28th, the proceedings lasting full wev . . Early au September the Peamen met at the A•lelphi Theatre AO.l dftilied to go out on strike. On the 6th the Clydebank Shipbuilding tonipanv announced that their buPinese been purebred ...