... the gallery to the pit, a distance of forty feet, and broke his neck. At the time of the occurrence only a few were in the theatre. Edwin Redder, aged fifty-four, of Nateby, near Garstang, died in Preston Infirmary from the effects of blood poisoning caused ...

... child-spirit that we keep in us that Peter Pan makes his engagiuz appeal. Ilia reception this year at the Duke of York's Theatre was joyously enthusiastic anon recovered consciousness. It is surmised that the couple were overcome by the fumes of the gas ...

... BABES IN THE WOOD THE QUEEN'S PANTOMIME. For nearly twelve* years pintoniime lias wen absent troin the laiard* the hi.storie Theatre, hut tliis year are served a very excellent revival the old iare in the ** in Wood»* whi.-h will hold the stage for the next ...

... Act cases, none which possessed any feature o£ importance. famous 150 / years ago, Famous ever since. Pure Pot Still GAIETT THEATRE. MATUTEE TO-DAY, AT 2.0. E«rly Doora, l.a Oidiiurr Soon. IJO. , to-»ioht rii. Eoily U»r», Doan, 7.1&, ENORMOUS AND INSTANTANEOUS ...

... lucky than himself. Thrv all enjoyed pantomime thoroughly. They had tome by train and walked*; but when thev came out of the theatre they were bewildered to see Andy march up to the door of very fine carriage and turn the handle, a.- bold brass. **Th« one ...

... club, which is ‘compesed ot mi en district. One of the the youn ae Sr 18 Zt the ry (by Seamus ), when played in the Abbey Theatre, well received. Dublin, some time ago, was vi And as the name sounds very interesting to a lot of people, especially at this ...

... a juvenile auditory arranged for the Chriatmas vacation by the Royal Dublin Society took place yesterday in the Lecture Theatre of Leinster Rouse. Mr. William Caldwell, M.A., concluded his lectures on Combustion, which be minced on Wednesday. Mr. Caldwell ...

... of textbook and maw Rani Uni•imitY. Entertainment la needed and awaits it. seance mint end have bees dealt with an Abbey Theatre , soden 10, and here them deo be pow/ Whet goat Hendee.. The pro biitmisi.4 . alb. Aston foe reliefs, teaching aid practice ...

... OFFICIAL SHOT DEAD. Somecthing like a panic has been created at Bombay, where a British official was ¢hot dead at a local theatre by an educated young Hindu, who resents the presence of the foreigner in his native land. The culprit was arrested. Nightshirt ...

... conducted in private. tragic opera. “La Toer-*,” the st.ene of which i* laid in Rome about century was produced night «t the Theatre Royal for the first time in Lublin. The cast included Mdme. Fanny Moody. Mecsre. .loseph O’Mara, Loewis James, and Chas. Magrath ...

... MERCHANT ASPHYXIATOR). WOMAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. Belfast him been the theatre of • tragedy. Mr. John Leeburn, 36, • mill-karta brick and tile merchant, being brood lying dead behind the door his dim at 40 Earl street on Tbunatsy morning, while • worma ...

... KILLED IN A THEATRE. A fatal accident occurred on Monday night at the Theatre Royal, Coatbridge. Early in the evening, just as the audience were assembling, a man fell from the gallery to the pit below, and broke his neck. How the accident occurred seems ...