... audience and mvsterious singer Fergo and concert to The Dollar the King’s Theatre — and New-Yea attraction King’s Theatre Glasgow ii George Edwardes’ company in musical from Theatre London Dollar Princess” It to find worthy successor “The Merry happily for ...

... direct front the Lyceum and Shaftsbury Theatres, with all new ta.enery, dresses and effects and produced on a lavish scale, which ought to prove a great attraction to playgoers. It will in the minds of all theatre-goers of the enormous success it had at ...

... It is seven storeys high, and contains 121 rooms, including 30 bathrooms, Turkish bath, swimming pool, picture gallery, theatre, statuary hali, ballroom, conservator}', and roof-garden. At, Bristol the other day Charles Nichols, aged thirty-eight, was ...

... Nairn Conroy. The ground ice bound. hen the referee (Mr J. Peel. E•'ri u p'a• proceed. lb. playerc. way wooly he bad to put theatre/Me auto wee:venue camped i■ order to maintain immediately after the Nairn were yrtated a penalty. by of white they opened ...

... prove a aropt and advantageous to the •publie. Fatal Accident in the Theatre. FALLS FROM THE GALLERY. A sensational accident, which unfortunately terminated fatally, occurred in the Theatre Royal on Monday evening. Shortly after the doors were opened at seven ...

... and finjeh of the charming child actress. Certainly the youngsters are the delight of the new play, and the children in the theatre will find all they do a most enjoyable entertainment. When the scout and hie sister heliograph for assistance and • miniature ...

... 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 ...

... Bird fanciers were pro- vided for in the bird show in the John E.U Ha tw at His Majesty’ Theatre brought the run of the mme in A to an At both the matinee theatre was evening performances filled in every part. At the Palace is @ with its two might performances ...

... coincidence in connection witb the visit of the successful musical play. “The Dollar Princess,” now running at the King’s Theatre, Glaegow, is that on Saturday last, January 1, it was the birth- day of Miss Mabel and Miss Gabrielle Ray, whe are both playing ...

... the - galleries there has also been placed cases of fine art samples from South Kensington Museum . , At • Her Majesty ' s Theatre there were two performances of the n&v&l play , The Flay Lieutenant ; and the various music hnlla and sleating rinia drew ...

... Early ; - No Booking Fees . _ B Pl » n . now open at Mr pENTLAND , 24 . 'Fred 8 ridi Street ( TeL No ., 2308 ) , and at THEATRE ( No . 627 . ) . . Children , Half-Pries ,, to all parts except Gallery . ' ' , . Matinees , only . . - • . : ...

... Ordinary Prices , 4 d . to 28 . • Holiday Prices , Jan . • 3 d and 8 th .- ' . , ' : - ' . • : • : • ' • : -. Booldng at THEATRE-and WOOD ' fe CO ., 49 Gecnia Bl . -- ' - -, ;— -- - • , Free List-Suspended . ' - ' • • • - ' •• ,-' -1 SEST WEEK : —R . ...