... chow the actaa] process of myths in Gregory are drawn from some “The Crom Heads” (ic. not), @ two acts, by & L. Vel. XII. Theatre Serves, two Ratherford Mayne, threo ects, and (is. “The (62. ast), 0 With foended on eviction ecenes, and the wild justice ...

... country extensively.' He became manager of the Theatre Boyal, Darwen, in 1893. and of the ITheatra Boyal, Bristol, in the following year. The Empire Music Hall, Hanley, the Empire. Bristol, and the Queen’s Theatre, Swindon, each passed through his hands, and ...

... London. In a year or so be will be visiting England again, and thee, he says, ill see about getting more of them. The theatre has had a great deal to do with the popularity of the orange from the time when Nell was one of the orange girls in the pit ...

... boxing match between Sapper Grant, of Tralee. and Stokes, of Moxborough, England. was fought on Monday night at the Empire Theatre. Dublin. It provid rather interesting Grant being from the first out ussei by hie clever opponent. The fight lasted only five ...

... ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO •DAT. The.il Opera Company Carmen. 2.30 (• m. . Fansi. pm. Theatre - Dick illiiltuislnn,*' and 7.45 p.m. Empire Palace Tnnlrr—2.3o and 7.C0 in. ThcAlne—7 and 0 p.m. Humid Ruom, Living IV'turos. i and .. - . ,# 8 p.lll ...

... PALACE THE. An attractive programme hes been for nest week at the Palace Theatre. A hut of the turns appears in the advertise ment ...

... TOM Wand at the Itrisl. Dublin upload its bee as • seesi•lovinq omens by supplying • brilliant and paciaa home at the Theatre Royal lost night for Mu Prat production in this city by the Moody. Mammies Company of lon Tose., by Puccini, hued upon Slus:wee ...

... of a mum iu the Diplomatic Sorrier, •• that you the your Osurirtians. * rrn. adwriaarert, of a ea lie th. .. al Gaiety Theatre. OPEN TILL SIIIYIItaIT.' Ell teach you to play at pitch and tem.* the enraged (lOW. ill you fer an hour. I mil Father ...

... MANSION HOUSE COAL FUND. A matinee performance has been arranged the kindness of th© proprietors and ma. *■ ger of the Tivoli Theatre for next Thursd.v afternoon, 6th inst., 2 o’clock, when entire proceeds will handed ovei Committees of th© Mansion House Coal ...

... WHITTINGTON at the GAIETY THEATRE. MOODY-MANNERS GRAND OPERA COMPANY (for 1 weeks, romiiu'ncint: 27th Dec, 1909) After which the Panttuniimo • ALADDIN ’ at the THEATRE ROYAL Matinees every Wednesday and Saturday. THE QUEEN THEATRE, Groat Biunswick Street ...

... 8. the quantity and variety displayed are most RIOI4AROSOIE 11% . a well-known *peculator, who would pro- - pe u ration theatre, the sub-committee to re- t h e aaima druggise nwa ,• mi .,. x ° f r . cattle and *n inviting and suitable to the pocket of ...

... you „d the Gaiety Theatre never yet duever an^money the sacristy wtien pj wint ed them. This year’s pantomime m I was in charge it? * ,ut cou ...