... ENTERTAINMENTS. _ a RAND THEATRE, LEE’ The Great. Yorkshire County Theatre. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 7.15. JOHN presents the Aunual “CINDERELLA.” by the Press and Public to be “ The Pantomime seen tor years at the Grand Theatre “ CINDERELLA,” the Cust ...

... Tariff Professor A. C. PIGOTT, M.A., will give = chairman— BARRAN, Esq, BRADFORD DISTRICT A ATOR 6M po we ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE, LE The IN. TODAY at 2. aris. JOHN the A anual Pastor SINDERKELLA.” Provounced the Press snd Public to be Pantomime tor years ...

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... this q fairy tay is almoost un —y- wil is But h pantomime flourishes vigoro andi ever, and the crowded productions Grand Theatre, where Cinderella's de; plod- for the ba!) is surely fairyland incarme the Royel, where the tragic fate ailed RPS Smet * Babes ...

... more clothes in Jxnidou than you do here. . . . different ones. taking you about to -Karl's Oourt and the Crystal Palace and theatres, idea how exteusavely ladies ------ places.” d ...

... Tuesday and Saturday 8. JOHN ABT'o BRILLIANTLY SUCCESS! UL PANTOMIMF. CINDERELLA.” Tba P®ft PaatAorime Seen for Tear* the Grand Theatre, which means the Best Yorkshire. A Fine Company of Comedian*, the Fun Fun Maker*.. Lorely Scenery, Mafmifloent Drawee. Belli't ...

... by the members the congregation. TME WOMAN TME CASE.* Staged some months ago the Gamck Theatre. The Woman in the Case had a very successful run until the theatre was required Mr. Bourchier for his own productions. Transferred to the New, Mr. Clyde Fitch’s ...

... Leeds. A 9. Slat. Wed. 2.30. Mi. m. Mr#. iU.y*U)o-Dene. The WeJtuns. Mats Trio, Jimmy omeld#. Lyric Mammeri, Ac. QUEEN’S THEATRE, LEEDS —7 and 9. Mat. Every Monday 2,30. THE YELLOW FANG L. W. Harris. Crown Trio, THE ZaN> Leolin, Uwfnaie Morpm, L»ollie_ ...

... few brief hours enjoyment from the rush and hurry and turmoil of ordinary life. The pantomime both the Grand and the Royal Theatres continue drawcrowded* houses, and matinees are still in such demand that it looks as though ai. day performances would Ik* ...

... ENTERTAINMENTS. 1 HAND THEATRE, LEEDS. The Great Vurkthirs County Theatre. Tu-NIOH'I. Every Nuht Satorday, 7 IS, Saturday at V.O. Matmee TO-DAY Aaturdar at 2 JOHN liAltro ItKJLLIAATLV BtJCCKMFDL PANTUMIitii, Ci-N i’t® Bast Pisutouiuuo Seen tot at tb® ...

... Craven is the little girl who made such hit last winter in Pinkie and the Fairies when it was first produced His Majesty's Theatre, and to-night she played and pirouetted charmingly, and Mr. Maude filled the old-man part inimitably (it is the sort of part ...

... Afc the Theatre Royal, Mr. John Hart A pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk,” m full swing, and crowded houses every night bear witnoos to the success this years performance. Mr. Francis I.aidler's “Tli© Forty Thieves” at the Prince’s Theatre has been well ...