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... works —— walls e Aca- A matinee performance has been by the kindness of the proprietors ; ack in of the ger of the Tivoli Theatre for next is lent afternoon, 6th inst., at 2 o'clock, 8, and entire proceeds will be handed ov Tord Committees of the Mansion ...
... oe ee ] a RE, THEATRE RO > EARLY DOORS ai he MOODY-MANNERS OPERA at 2.30—CAR)} Raymea Messrs. Philip Beatle Charles Moorhouse. Conductor—Mr. Marrison Frewin ESS IME, Meslames De Vere TO-NIGHT AT 8—FAU Joseph O'Mara, William r. Harrisen tae x i SI NGER: ...
... filled a work TO-DAY’S ENGAGEME d, bu ties of must Gaiety Theatre—Pantomime, * Dick ent b ton,’ and 7.45 which Theatre Royal—Moody- pany, Carmen, x a lady o'clock. money n from .. «4. Theatre—V Pr 28m and 7.50 o'c a ~~ ae Pete nd Room, Rotanda—Living ...
... —_— ‘ Ss FOR JUV ) far The second of six afternoon lecture: to a juvenile auditory was delivered | afternoon in the Lecture Theatre at jes, 20 House. This was the second lectur Al comprised in the series on slow, medium, rapid, and explosive, was given by ...
... THE GAIETY THEATRE The pantomime Dick WhiUiugton lias l»een great success the (Jaioty Theatre daring the jiast week, and nightly attracted crowds. Some its teetures are worth recalling. Mr. Moo Hot brought over direct from Paris two celebrated ooniineotal ...
... THEATRE EARLY DOORS 7A m ROYAL. EARLY DOORS AT 7.0. MOODY MANNERS OPERA CO. TO-NIGHT AT B—CABMEN, Mdll*. Liraan, Mi«- Amy, Philip HroM>l. Chiirlo* Mooiboutc. o>ndw4or~Mr. Harruiou Fre«Mi. TitoaiU\ The M\>TKR SINLKRS. AIDA. VA’odiioeday Th~y 11. TROVATOUK ...
... beat the included nine of the represent South almost assumed the match. The most the English play r popped catches. Twixt Theatres and Malls. Mr. Cyril Alau-Ie the latest actor who f- ni|s.rariiy aving the legitimate stage a bn. appearance in one the halls ...
... * hurch, Sandymounl will in Assembly Serpentine avenue, Tuesday night, y-t eight oVha k. The U> U» taken Mr. White Theatre royal “CARMEN.* Hal unlay s in tiie Royal the Moody-Maumrs Opera Company their perfornron ce Bizet’s oharming opera Carmen ...
... EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, fprruil B*«afnlM TMiIW W ...
... the “Westminster Gazette’ r ) shortly find himself in the happy position of having two plays running side side at West End theatres. Report speaks of an effective Irish part for the versatile Sir H. B. Tree in O’Flynn’a Own.” ...
... Tobacco Store Gutted 5 Shipping Disaster: Collision in the Irish Channel 5 St. George’s Church : Memorial to the Canon Scott 7 Theatre Royal 7 Distress Work in the City: Financial Situation 2 The Port and Docks Board; Annual Election Members Dublin Technical ...
... Duke for his mimiikcuo gift TO-DAY’S ENGAGEMENTS. Gaiety Theatre —Pantomime, Dick Wh: Ion, o'clock. Theatre Royal—Moody-Manners Opera Coo* pauy, “The Master Singers. So'diKk. Empire Palace Theatre—\ Programme, 7.30 o’clock. Round Room, Rotunda— Living ...