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... have been murdered like Fynes, and in an equally mysterious' manner. The news reaches Penelope Morse while she is at the theatre with the Duchess of Devenham and her daughter. Lady Grace Retford, with whom she has been dining. The Japanese eoldi*r diplomat ...
... balls, about which he did not trouble himself. Little did he imagine that he had taken refuge within the machine by which the Theatre Royal, Berwick, produced its stage thunder. But it was so. j ust as the last bars of the overture were being played, the ...
... licensed oe grocer, or chemist. It is also s« the and in 1s. flasks, at hotels ensed hous¢ Shefiel Daily Te eyray h Ja y is! 7 | theatre, music hall, and r refreshment bar BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. WINCARNIS PREVENTS COLDS, CHILLS, AND INFLUENZA, ...
... between Hillsborough and “Walkiey, a RED ten rd. iheloaging to an Albert; reward.—Roseblade, > ednesday ‘evening, between Theatre 1 Royal and Midland Station, 3-stone Turquoise Screw Ss. reward.—Apply Sheffield Telegeay SILVER BANGLE, “with” Coins ; Soe ...
... president, and F. Blackshaw, O.R.C., on. secre- pended for a brief period. When midnight arrived dancing was sus. At the theatre, Hip; rome, and rink there were large atte! lances last night. skating ...
... “Phone 195. \ THEATRE, SHEFFIELD an E.xciy Doors, 1 and 6. mace ful, aod funny Pantomime, 5 \\ HITTINGTON.” scenery and Dresses. includes: mpany Mr. H OO. Wills Harwood's Offlee, for Oid and Young. 19 to Tel. 595. PALACE. | Comfortabie Theatre in st 6-50 ...
... Crookes. The ministers taking part were the Revs. G. H. McNeal, H. G. {)yxtnn, and A. J. G. Seaton. Many mnlo came in from the theatres and mausic Is. The choir was in attendance and led the oon'r-f-tion in the siyfu of l;{mns specially suited for watchnight ...
... THEATRES AND AMUSEMENTS. L YCEUM ~THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. TO-NIGHT. at 7.15. Early doors 6.30. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2.0. Early Doors, 1.15. First Visit of Mr. Frank Qurzon's g‘r:ncrp‘i Com. il.ny n the gev'l;usicnl Play, . “THE KING OF CADONIA” Direct from the ...
... first chance before the footlights. He was offered a small part at Toole’s Theatre in London “ I was on fire and bent on making the most of the opportunity. 1 went back to the theatre keep the appointment that was made for me, and rehearsed the part on blank ...
... bouche to§ the crowd. She would never again skipe airily behind the footlights of the Wellin(-: ton, or any other important theatre il: England. So far as she was concerned, the musical comedy candle that succeeded to the 8 sacred lamp of West End burlesque ...
... aie: A RUNDEL HOTEL, LONDON Facing Thames Embankment, view of the River and Gardens. Close to Law Courts, Westminster, and Theatres. Quiet and home-like. First-class Hotel at moderate charges. Apply Mauager for and Revised No charge aude for baths. Telegrams: ...
... incredulously. “Never left the house?” he repeated. “Do you me- i, sir, that they not go out for holidays,'for exercise, to the theatre?” The Prince shook his head. “Such things are not the custom with us,” he sa.a. “They are my servants. The duty of their life ...