... 4797 Western. JJUMMUMS HOTEIj, CO VENT GARDEN, LONDON. Telephone 2812 Gerrard. Most centrally situated. Close Strand and the Theatres. Bed and breakfast, ere course, consisting eggs and bacon, or Fish, Chop or Steak, Tea, Coffee, Ac., 4,(5. Night porter. ...

... THIEVES IN A GATESHEAD THEATRE. The police duty Gateshead Saturday morn* Wig found the door of the King's Theatre open shortly before five The manager, Mr. was called, and it wn« found mat a large safe in the assistant manager's room had been turned over>biit ...

... N. ■•■ he «-i»:idon of th'' Pri-«s end Public that The .» in th.-Wi.-d. th» St M«i-T AGNIPICE23T PAXTOMIUE staged at the Theatre Royal. . the la-: tut icy ycurc ..mcc 'he lO to 10. T -l. 15G0. Kat f. a r. rad ok i>. home pantomime. TONIGHT Early Doors ...

... £3,773 r. John Mcrgun. 8. Grantham Road, Bradford, retiretl wholesale uewstgwot. and one lime part proprietor die Pnnce’s Theatre, Bradford £4,757 r. Robert Knox, of Parliament Road, Middles* brougb, Yorkshire «iI7S I I CONSTITUTIONAI ...

... wine merchant, licensed grocer, or chemist. It is also sold by the glas*. and in la. flanks, hotels, licensed houses, and theatre, music ball, and railway refreshment bera. WINCARNIS PREVENTS COL] FREE. SUPPLIED TO H.M. FORCES. To COLEMAN CO, LTD.. Works ...

... the orchestra the Grand Theatre, Leeds, died suddenly in the (street last night. He occupied his customary seat second violin during the hrst act the pantomime, but feeling unwell was sent home. bad not got far from the theatre when dead. Mr. Britton, ...

... Piiblit* is that The Rsbce in the Wood I* th.* BIGGEST the MAGNIFICENT PANTOMIME staced At the Theatre Royal. Leeds, during the last twenty years. Box office the Theatre 10 to 10. Tel 1600. ’ll H£A T K ROYAL. BRADFORD. THE HOME OF PANTOMIME. TO-NIGHT, at 7 15 ...

... truants. Application to be made to The Managci, The York.'hire Post, Leeda. ■piNE SHOP ADJOrNINO PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE TO EMPIRE THEATRE, BRJGGATE, LEEDS. TWENTY FEET FRONTAGE TO BRIGGATB, and THREE FLOORS AND BASEMENT, Apply F. NASH, Secretary and Manxger, Leeds ...

... Arundel hotel, N. W.C. Facing Thames Embankment, comnnnuiog tine dear of the River Close to Law Court*. Westminster, and Theatres. Quiet and homelike. First-elaM Hotel Modi rate Apply Manager for lUnrtrated ami Tariff. charge made for Baths. Telegrams ...

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... and fitted up that tho large hall may b© subdivided for small audiences. It is proposed that the pit of the present lecture theatre shall boardod over to the level of the entrance, and converted into a receptionroom, with entrance from the vestibule. ...

... Ixmdon. W. SALK Let, on long lea**, the centre of a city the Midlands, about on. thousand live hundred yards of suitable for theatre, link, or public building.— • The I’ust. c X*,' 'OD MILL, Eattwood.—FREKHOLD LAND and BUILD• * NG.S cloee Eastwood btaiiot ...