... of Miss Zena Dare, who has been not in:g;ly described lla tl;o 3&8!‘ of Comedy,” evo a great popular demonstration. The Theatre Royal was Elled to overflowing and people had to be turned away. Miss Zena Dare, who has a great reputation, ap- Pe:\red with ...

... Sapho at the Thcatre Royal (and during the week). Pringkos Pictures at the Empire (and during the week). Zeiss Dare at Grid Theatre, Oldham (and during the week). TVESDAY. Licensed Trailes' . Meeting, Town Hall, S-0 o. Social Cycling Club Smoking Concert ...

... Northumberland-btreet. Wlgan _ MH. and Mrs. beg to tender their sincere. THANKS their friends snd relstl>e3 EW ISOYAI. COCUT THEATRE, mba.. .od k.nd u. «d .7, Duke streeA Wifsn-lane. DAT PBKFOhMANCK UN MONHAT, JAN. 3fd. . and Mrs. WM. BEL&HAW sod Family AND ...

... when Boxing Day came for celebration, many journeyed St. Helens to see the game there. The pantomime at the Royal Court Theatre was well patronised, Monday, there being afternoon and evening per formances. as was also the case the Hippodrome. The local ...

... Church Kirk Conversazione. Prince’s Theatre, * All-of-a-Sudden Peggy.” 20 . TO-MORROW (Sunday). Barnes-street Baptists, Musical Service, 6-0. MONDAY. Co-op, Society, Oak-street, Meeting. Qarl Rosa Opera Co. at Theatre Royal, Blacky burn. é SATURDAY. Jan ...

... level is the pathos mad temdosses of it, transom!. Dutch Fleenith shows in U.. Itetill omen= nosy but kw distithuished, (theatre of the they bon and Notably And mot to tittetfet is the devoted to the thirtieth of the British echo& All the hen. Toner is ...

... OT. on Wednesday night last, a PAIR OF GOLD-FRAMED SPECTACLES in case. Reward.—Apply 93, Market Street, Church. istoccs THEATRE. ACCRINGTON. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY): lIER PATH OF SORROW. MONDAY NEXT: Mr. J. A. Campbell's Company: FROM (ON VENT TO THRONE ...

... delayed the learning of ha part to .he latest possible teat. sate when was playing the part the glow t in ••timmlnt at the theatre, had not learnt his lines at all, and the manager. rather than a itnesa the hams) that he made certain was earning. fled to ...

... Eiplo. LowSril q Henry Park tßsd.‘9o 18 Dr.}. O. Braytoa d, ’9l idni Sunday Arm Tamm so Esptostea Mesnes Pit, ’73 Royal Court Theatre op., 6 Present. Ponrait Hy. Fark.'Ss >3 O. Dtaks’a ap, Bor. Treaa.'at Rector Bridgeman died, ’93 3 E. L. Wright, solicitor ...

... B_olwl Corporation; banquet by be Mayor in Albert Rall. and public treats to over 4 aged mwnamgle. 17: Corner stone of ew Theatre Royal laid by Mr. Henry Irving, the sminent tragedian. public reception of Mr. Irving and luncheon at Town Hall. 31: Expiration ...

... stago carpenter at Macclesbeld Theatre. He did not remain there long, and for some time afterwards he went from town to town scene painting, eveuntually settling down at Bootle, where he became manager of one of the theatres there, after having filled t ...

... left the gloves, which were hanging on the rope forming the ring, were missed. Walter Cou said he was in the taproom of the Theatre otel on Christmas Eve about 9 45 when Hoyle entered. He noticed a pair of coat boxi gloves under Hoyle’s Similar evidence ...