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... illu•- trations of the magi offering their gifts. FORETELLING THE FUTURE. At Christmas time in the Russian prod vincee, as at Hallowe'en in other countries, popular superstition holds that it is easy to read the future. The girls read the future by breaking ...
... Trinity St. Andrew's Day 10 F Radyard Kipling boa, '65 4 :MI 10th suislav after Trinity 31 W king of spoil osited 43131 Hallowe'en 31 POSTAL REGULATIONS. TIMES OF CLEARANCE OF TOWN SUS OFFICES AND Pinar Sams letter prated unpaid chargeable on debvery ...
... wh•Leapa of the Nam I'm,* bre* and put as much troth iti marred 041,00110 n Nes leaf. kee thee dud in the buentn4 a nuts 011 Hallowe'en. (i, New Yrara U.. the file mart not he alcued to gra out, the would full of dire MIAMI. In Lance arum it was held ter, ...
... It oerteinly one the beet erer beard the Empire. The Septette are America's foremost musicians, and appear in An Olde Halloween, ia three special scenes, the principol set being the hall an old Virginian mansion, where party oelebrataa the old time ...
... arc till after the instant 244-197 BURNLEY. TWICE NIGHTLY JAN. FDD® NIGHTS' B. A. present* Ve COLONIAL SEPTETTE, In Olde Halloween. TED GILL, THREE CLARKS, LBS BEI»VAS. BEN VERITY. MILLIE AND WEBB & BRANSTON. Price* Admission Boies, 1)- (numbered I-6): ...
... to the top of the tree. many parts of Scotland, particularly in the Border counties, the custom of guising Hogmanay as Hallowe'en has died hard. The play beloved the guizards' was the ancient doggerel tragedy Golaschin, and the adventurous youth ...
... that writer's description the nuts placed for fortune telling purposes the merry-hearted lads and lasses the fanner's fire Halloween:— Some kindle, side side, Ait* burn trimly; Some start awa' wi' saucy pride, And jump out-owre chiralie. ...
... Mr W. C. Horner—The head of the bill here is occupied by B. A. Rolfe’s company, in Ye Colonial Septette in “ An Old Time Halloween, which includes delightful instrumental music, pretty dances, and beautiful dresses. Webb and Edna Bronston are again welcomed ...
... course. (Lugh is peace. To face the situation with the faith the sun-god). the loving heart in the power and 4. Samhain (Hallowe'en), when the sun- willingness of Jesus to save is the one pergod bade farewell to power. I miscible attitude to the conditions ...
... Seottish Captain the Hon A. H. Maitland, who by the way is the third eon of the Earl of Lauderdale, and speech at the sergeants Hallowe'en supper was o of the efforts to which the ter has ever bad the rare delight to listen, had no task set hiro whea be was deputed ...
... to be free from bias. He begins with an account of the customs of the people at the times of Christmas and the New Year, Halloween aid Easter. These customs correspond with those generally observed in 'Scotland. Indeed this beautiful and picturesque village ...
... to, touirt y. The scenery and dresses are all Ban lpp desired. j r ’ Bercy Hart.—Ye Colonial Septette, JtqvlJ' and *n®^ Hallowe’en, top the bill. ‘• 8 are smart comedians; Maggie ‘bfc a ‘nt- takes well; Charlie Craston l)., l ,, anf Pep contribute a clever ...