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... succession, and have appeared in all the principal ' halls, including the Palace Theatre, London. Mr Tom Carrick (Widow Twanky) has played the Dame at several London Theatres, and has toured in S.A., on the Continent, and in America. Mr Raven Bernard ( ...
... L EITH GAIETY THEATRE. JAN. 1017.—FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. Every Night at 7.30. Sat., 7.15. Mats., 2. GENUINELY FUNNY FAIRY PANTOMIME-AL. I W. By fkrairtaY Rooms. All Star Cast including— THE BROS. FIMANS. Miss MABEL HIND. Ma J. T. AITKEN. Two THREE WARNERS ...
... Saturday, at 2.30. Doors open at 2. Nara.—This Company has appeared at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh ; Theatre Royal, Princess. Grand, and Metropole of Glasgow ; and Her Majesty's Theatres at Aberdeen and Dundee. LOOK OUT- Oornmencing on MONDAY FritsT, A GREAT ...
... GAIETY THEATRE, MUSSELBURGH. ...
... What a pity. said Auriel sympathetically. It must be horrid to be unhappy at a dance — as bad as having toothache at the theatre. Then she turned and took hold of Felix Unwin's arm. Take me out of this, she said, it's so squashy; it'e like the tube ...
... only) —from Paterson & Son, Kohler, J. C. Porter, Wilson & Son, and James C. Lumsden, 27 Hillside Crescent. LEITH GAIETY THEATRE. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Every Night at 7.30. Sat., 7.15. Mata., 2.. GENUINELY FUNNY FAIRY PANTOMIME— IA _AL. By ST Room. All Star ...
... of Treasure Wand I Writs for the find his views on the remunerse Foolish. Lion of literaturu expressed as follows: Tue theatre an author addresses is occupied by three classes—the wise, the mediocrities. and the foolish. The last class is the one it ...
... present conditions producing these. Aftor his meeting he went on to Musselbiagb. ENTERTAINMENTS. ALADDIN AT THE 6AIETI THEATRE, LEITH. FOOTBALL NOTES. LAST SATURDAYS SWUM. EAST OF SCOTLAND JUNIOR CUP. St Monance Swifts, 2; Kinleith Thistle, 1. --o-- ...
... night Sir Robert Cranston, the Unionist candidate for the Leith Burghs, addressed a large meeting of electors in the Gaiety Theatre. Fisherrow. Colonel %likelaw proaided, and briefly introduced the speaker. Sir Robert had to contend with rowdyism al:newt ...
... quite important public functions of a social nature have been very sparsely attended, though theatres still seem to bold their usual evening crowd, and the theatre thoroughfares of the - West End have looked very bright this week at the hours of curtain ...
... 1910. SPLENDID PROGRAMME. Talented Artistes, including JACK ALLISON, the Famous Negro Comedian and Sand Dancer, from King's Theatre, Edinburgh. ...
... cured me eight times? Does the idea appeal to you of putting your dinner on to cook, and then going visiting, or to the theatre, or sitting down to Now Use for read, write, or sew, with no furthe Hay Boa. ther thought for your food until it is time to ...