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... acquiring the whole of the Duke of Bedford’s estate in the heart of London—an area of nineteen acres containing Drury Lane Theatre, Covent Garden Market and Opera House, and Bow-street [Police-court. The price was not disclosed, but *‘ millions” was the ...
... EMPIRE THEATRE ...
... Duke has sold portions of it totalling £300,000 in value. One of the sites has been acquired for the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre for lm,ooo. Bloomsbury for some years has been a place of lodging-houses, private hotels, and institutious of various kinds ...
... that | she will not mneed to shop in town again | until the summer sales come round. Mr. Granville Barker wants a repertory theatre, and he is appealing for a thousand persons to subscribe £25 cach, and to promise a similar subscrintion in the two following ...
... EMPIRE THEATRE ...
... turn the attention of other mnovelists to the film theatre. There are many | © of swift action and exciting adventure which would make admirable film stories, and nobody who goes much to picture theatres will be inclined to dispute the statement that good ...
... FMPIRE THEATRE ...
... dreeges are beautiful—almost beyond deecrip*iov. This pa'riotie picture is naturally provioe a great attraction, and the Theatre iz crowded at each performance. The life of Queen Vietoria enasted in picture is something that should not be passed, and ...
... EMPIRE THEATRE ...
... Square. After dinner several toasts were honoured and short speeches made, and later on the party adjourned to the Empire Theatre to witness the pantomime The party returned at 11-15 after spending an enjoyabL time. Mr. F. J. Roberts was responsible for ...
... be coming in touch with undesired poverty. They could not take up a newspaper or magazine, or go into a picture palace or theatre without getting reference to those things, and everyone of them was looking forward to a better and happier time. The problem ...
... protest wus made by all the | defendant continued to visit her. took her to prisoners agammst the illegal action of the | theatres, and visited the shop every Saturday Gevernment. The three-mile limit having now | afterncon. In the early part of 1906, ...