... Mu now Alm Tux WOHSI WOMAN IN LONDON. AL *TON THEATRE MGM' AT 7 THE IMAM IN THE WOOD ROY•L Hirt f 1 the ll4Lnes liIIIR•TRA ROYAL, AMEYR WICK. t .het ewe. ALADDIN. rat a. the diary! fee Sir PALACE THEATRE. 7I ? tun. Ist. awl I 114 S.,II7RDATI, thsad TO ...

... the various mosio•haLle in the Mir. and went present through the influence of Mr. .t. W Matcham. the manager of the Empire Theatre. Mies Ashton and Mr. Cohen, (Akers under the Guarshans, also contributed to the programme. Needless to say the amEence was ...

... pantomimes will for som* time to (o hold away over the legitimate theatre. la li:r- mingham. The Babes in the Wood at the Prince of Wales Theatre, and Jact and the Beanstalk at the Theatre Royal have been pre-1/01131eed first-rate, and the Alexandra, ...

... THEATRES. ETC. THE' ROYAL. 7, AIM= VIIDAY AT 1 WEB GRAND PA:110111XL 'ACM AND TIME RESISIIT.II4: 0 WW vas -r — knows Op dn. GEORGE oBET As am= =at DA REEVE axiom tomes:v. NIL MANLY IO. Wl._Atlt DALY. IL SAY J1L10,4 maim ea -I or Sr. T. PT :CCU OF ...

... from lir. id. and S Guineas to EVENING GOWNS (reotly-made‘. in White ad Coloured Silk, Me. ad. :cods for :as. 11d. Smart THEATRE CLOAKS is Beautiful Colourings, reduced from Mt. id. to 2Se. lid. And away other Garments at Waceptiodally Tempting Prima ...

... towards a demand for saparatiaa. Mr. Ramsay Maedonald. M.P.. dealt vitt the subject of Indian at a meeting haid is the Carlton Theatre. Batley. yentorday afternaos. Ha denounced Lard Canoe** athainertration. aid eanorted that members of the labour Potty ware' ...

... Macdonald. M.P.. and M-. J. (3. Stephenson. Labour cauldalste for tEaat Buntingham, addressed a large andienee at the Carlton Theatre, Oehler, yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. Standr Inn prowled. Mr. Ramsay :Macdonald, at the outset of his remarks, read a letter ...

... Seethitraptea o il daeirtasfaelit.3 l in .North-Weet. Durham more and kicked her. I he horse the The amisomer'e presented in the' theatres and SLOW to England when she came over. At a , s ._ %m a r e /r e 3 ,,%,.• . o ve r the Miners Erg Hours Art about five ...

... THEATRE ROYAL Mews. illenville and thrtuond'a pantomime. Aladdin. is staying a second weak at &methaiok. Crowded homes were the rale ell last week, for the piece was greatly improved after Chnetitas Lye, and is now a bright and interesting show is all ...

... RING'S MALL. • Not be outdoes by the productions at •he theatres daring this of the year. tits ruanaginest of the above hall are this we* showing a magnificent film of a gorgeous mato. mime entitled Cinderella. A thoroughly can thus be sr* at very small ...

... urdm of Dauetom's Itiamd. lord Lliderd• daughter el the Pelt street rallhourare. Adel! Kamm. (MMus ,borne a taxicab from the theatre UAW& whoa. see was visage.* to be wham tbs murder Met place. Geri. caLed lot help tram the cab toad Winslow . to 41 .toed ...

... ATCSDATS 1% . Oleo el LO. . epee 3 3. Tear , I!(. swan 11 ETROPOIX THEATRE. S TOSIGWI7 at 710 Omar la et Andra Soo . Gaud ClinShaulartiaa. a. ?We *a WORST WtAILIN 1)i NOON. ?0 N THEATRE RUTAL.. vas'TN ° Tim woos.- NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that HENRY. %arum ...