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... 1914. Two floating docks have been ordered. The Germans have nine docks -on the North Sea- and are constructing more. The theatre lof a naval war would the North Sea. Our lack of accommodation may mean irreparable disaster. Provision has not been made ...
... in the woric of dre«s. It is firm belief that some people patronise the theatres to-day merely to obtain a glimpse of' the fashions of to morrow. How often, on leaving a theatre have not heard instead of a discussion merits of the play or the actors, ...
... NIGHTLY. 9. • MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Entertainments. positively the finest variety PROGRAMME OF THE SEASON HER. MAJESTY'S THEATRE, FRED celebrated comedia.ns Managing Dirtotor —Mr Robert Arthur. ' u Original ScreamiDg Btirleb'juc F Rip MATINEE TO-DAY AT ...
... CHILDREN ON THE STAGE. children of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire were the principal performers airy play in the private theatre at Chatsworth House. Invitations had been issued to the tenantry parishioners of lidensor living in Beeley, lidensor, Pilsley ...
... carry on some of the shows with men, but nine o'clock Mrs Swankhurst, sitting in her room at headquarters, learned that every theatre and music hall had been shut down for the night. Conoerts and dances had to be postponed, and instead of being festive season ...
... CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS TUESDAY, 4th January, IN Y.M.C.A. HALL, CARNOUSTIE, 8.15 P.M. Entertainments. HER MAJESTY'? THEATRE Managing Director—Mr ROBERT ARTHUR. TO-DAY, at. 2.0 TO-NIGHT, at. 7.15. STEVENS' GRAND OPERATIC. SPECTACULAR, AND GENUINELY ...
... Association is never weary in welldoing. On the occasion of the Association annual concert last night in aid of local 4 Ring's Theatre, generously lent by the proprietors, there was large an a ap p rec iat i audience, over whom Mr R. Shepherd presided. The ...
... of the comedians upon its appearance have for many nights provided a fund of amusement for the audience at the Kennington Theatre pantomime, London. At Friday's performance, however, comedy was almost turned into tragedy, for the bear made his appearance ...
... place in these days—theatre; open, sacred concerts, and pleasant Sunday afternoons. These pleasant afternoon ser rices were not bringing men to the Cross, anc especially thought something should bt done to stop those abominations theatres (Applause.) Then ...
... THE KING'S THEATRE. A typical holiday programme was greeted by packed houses at the King's Theatre last night, and the fare provided was well worthy the huge patronage. An outstanding performance was that of Alfredo Marschall, a really strong man. Possessed ...
... Entertainments. iR MAJESTY'S THEATRE. jinp Director —Mr ROBERT ARTHUR. TO-DAY, at. 2.0. TO-NIGHT, 7.15. MR STEVENS' GRAND OPERATIC. SPECTACULAR. AND 1 GENUINELY FUNNY PANTOMIME, CINDERELLA. FOR 18 NIGHTS, at 7.15. and 5 MATINEES, at, 2.0. MATINEES—Tries ...
... the screen. Humorous films were numerous. An outstanding one this line was entitled Two Strings Her Bow.'' At the Palace Theatre the 8.8. Pictures had fine reception at both houses. Films incidents world-wide intereet and touching scenes in everyday life ...