... days is. the favourite 'porta of the people was a dght, and crowds of noblemen, warriors, peasants toed to belt to the oyes theatre see the Nabs& Now, Pepin plaseed to bare i t s a combat on a grey fate (lir everybodi would be there, and this tine the between_ ...

... services of these lathes in building up them praiseworthy perform- Grasmere is fortunate in passeming such an ideal miniature theatre as its new hall. The stage lends itmelf admirably to dramatic productions, and in this the actors may consider themselves ...

... THEATRES AND CHARITY. Every spectator who pays for his seat in a Paris theatre or music-nall contributes onetenth of the value of his ticket to public charities administered by the Assistance Publique, including very nearly all the hospitals. Returns ...

... Lando hasinit been wed giseter.ively an a saleroom for agricultural impl..m.no,ioal motor- I- ;$ on to become a picture theatre. ...

... first sent for their husbands to see. It is declared that ladies are in the habit of wearing such garments at a dinner or theatre party and then sending them back with the remark that they are unsuitable. Chicago shopkeep ers have now declared war against ...

... DYING JOCK NY'S CH DI E. The gaily chattering crowds leaving :he New York theatres the other night startled between Fortv-first and Fortt .mid Streets by the sight of an eniaciated ouri ng a young %suntan. says a mesmge from that. city. She dodged ...

... ens the favourite sport' of the people was s fight, and *roads of noblemen, warriors, pessanls used to flock to the open theatre 10 the combats: Now, Pepin planned to hare e combat on a great file day when everybod, would be there, and this time the fight ...

... a decree for 2100 in the Court of Session at Edinburgh against NITe. Williams. lessee of the Gaiety Theatre, Dundee. 11r. Scott oppeared at the theatre for a week, but his salary of 2100 was not paid, breach of contract being alleged. DELUGE OF MOLTEN ...

... that if. Mr. Fell is in possession of any evidence of • breach of the Merchandise Marks Act be will be happy to consider it. THEATRE BURNT DOWN. PANTOMIME ARTISTS' LOSSES. The Crewe Opera House was destroyed by fire early on Friday. A pantomime company ...

... unlawful for a woman to wear a hat more than ten inches in diameter on the streets or in other public places, or in any theatre or concert hall in the State when a performance is in progress. The penalty for violation of the rule is to be three months' ...

... ELECTRIC THEATRES IN SIAM. Cinematograph pictures were introduced into Bangkok about five years ago. and hare become the moat sought for amusement of all clam.* Siam. says • Consular report. The halls me well filled every night, and simple comic pictures ...

... below. Indeed Ambleside has every reason to be proud that it possesses a band capable of holding its own with a professional theatre orchestra in the matter of these dramatic entertainments. Nor of course would the play have been the same but for the beautiful ...