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... ENTERTAINMENTS. _ a RAND THEATRE, LEE’ The Great. Yorkshire County Theatre. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 7.15. JOHN presents the Aunual “CINDERELLA.” by the Press and Public to be “ The Pantomime seen tor years at the Grand Theatre “ CINDERELLA,” the Cust ...
... Tariff Professor A. C. PIGOTT, M.A., will give = chairman— BARRAN, Esq, BRADFORD DISTRICT A ATOR 6M po we ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE, LE The IN. TODAY at 2. aris. JOHN the A anual Pastor SINDERKELLA.” Provounced the Press snd Public to be Pantomime tor years ...
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... this q fairy tay is almoost un —y- wil is But h pantomime flourishes vigoro andi ever, and the crowded productions Grand Theatre, where Cinderella's de; plod- for the ba!) is surely fairyland incarme the Royel, where the tragic fate ailed RPS Smet * Babes ...
... commenced at onoe. A Braprory Joho Morgan, of 8 Grantham Road, Bradford at one reured newsagent tine part propmetor of the Prnces Theatre, Bradiord and a vounger brother of Mr Morgan for mariy Mayor of Scarborough, left £4,576 Tne Forvre or tat Lennes the memoere ...
... to eppear until 10.30 p.m., but it was found difficult to produce the in = to admit of scene in which they appe: thesr the theatre by that Mr Curtis Bennett said that the Act had now come into force; he could not entertain the ap- atituted court scation ...
... 4797 Western. JJUMMUMS HOTEIj, CO VENT GARDEN, LONDON. Telephone 2812 Gerrard. Most centrally situated. Close Strand and the Theatres. Bed and breakfast, ere course, consisting eggs and bacon, or Fish, Chop or Steak, Tea, Coffee, Ac., 4,(5. Night porter. ...
... more clothes in Jxnidou than you do here. . . . different ones. taking you about to -Karl's Oourt and the Crystal Palace and theatres, idea how exteusavely ladies ------ places.” d ...
... Tuesday and Saturday 8. JOHN ABT'o BRILLIANTLY SUCCESS! UL PANTOMIMF. CINDERELLA.” Tba P®ft PaatAorime Seen for Tear* the Grand Theatre, which means the Best Yorkshire. A Fine Company of Comedian*, the Fun Fun Maker*.. Lorely Scenery, Mafmifloent Drawee. Belli't ...
... THIEVES IN A GATESHEAD THEATRE. The police duty Gateshead Saturday morn* Wig found the door of the King's Theatre open shortly before five The manager, Mr. was called, and it wn« found mat a large safe in the assistant manager's room had been turned over>biit ...
... by the members the congregation. TME WOMAN TME CASE.* Staged some months ago the Gamck Theatre. The Woman in the Case had a very successful run until the theatre was required Mr. Bourchier for his own productions. Transferred to the New, Mr. Clyde Fitch’s ...
... N. ■•■ he «-i»:idon of th'' Pri-«s end Public that The .» in th.-Wi.-d. th» St M«i-T AGNIPICE23T PAXTOMIUE staged at the Theatre Royal. . the la-: tut icy ycurc ..mcc 'he lO to 10. T -l. 15G0. Kat f. a r. rad ok i>. home pantomime. TONIGHT Early Doors ...