... K ELL Y'S THEATRE, PARADIRE-31., CHUROI3-BT., LIVERPOOL. Hole Lemon Manager . W. W. KELLY. and NEX E 'V &, Every /Craning at PHENOMENA L A C 0 UN TRY GIRL. or From Theatre, London. To-day (riaturdby), Thursday, Jan. and Naturday. Jan. Oth at aro o'clock ...

... A PERTINENT OUESTION. WHY WASN'T IT ANSWERED. TO =ls Eprrolg Os Brßims - min ' the New Theatre Royal last week Lord Ampthill spoke in a contemptuous tone ot toe intelligence of the audience which assempled to hear the Prime Millister, because they did ...

... . Mr. W, W. Kelly, the proprietor of New Theatre Royal, not very long ago purchased the. old Queen's Theatre in Paradisestreet. Liverpool, and on November let he owned it, under the name of Kelly's Theatre. as a high-clats playhouse. The plays that ...

... AMPTHILL'S CHOICE ENGLISH. TO TEL EDITOR OF BIRICENEZAD NEM,. notice that the great ,Conservative counterblast, held in the Theatre Royal on Wednesday last had the privilege of being entertained by Ampthill. I also notice that in one, perfect, inspired moment ...

... movement, and to do ,away wfth any necessity for holding up the skirt eyed in the liveliest set of kitchen lancers. Even for theatre wear the gowns have a tendency towards shortness; at any rate, as far as the younger woman is conoerned. The middle-aged woman ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. The Argyle Theatre of Varieties has shown the people of Birkenhead that Liverpool is not the only place where excellent turns are produced. Next week, following upon the striking success of the Christmas programme, Wm. Holland's grand ...

... to a theatre as. among other things, a means of escape from tot election turmoil. it is decidedly hard that the tirt object to meet the eye on catering the auditorium should be a flaunting advertisement of Tariff Reform. On the S. hakespeare Theatre ad ...

... Monnie Mine, F. Fulbrouk and Company. and le Kathleen O'Haulon Trio. A Country will appear for one week longer at Kelly's Theatre, Paradisestreet. Liverpool. l'he company is an admirable one. and includes some notable artistes„ so that crowded houses should ...

... principal streets happened to be that portion of Grange-road St. John'e and• Catherine-street, both back and front .of the theatre, and that 150 police, not- 800,. were imported. I suppose if an order had come to Birkenhead - for a Dreadnought during the ...

... Malls Tea as usual the Perved tree ot cherge between 4 and 6. SATURDA —Doors Open 2. Commence 2.30. , 4d. GALLERY, 3d. ow . THEATRE. u.klay at 2.Z.). To-night et 7.3). i .. SIsEE P I N BEAUTY. . POPULAR PRICES bas booked st Cranes, Churchetreet. or Tower ...

... KEL LY'S THEATRE Kelly's Theatre this week stands for j a simple, light-hearted musical comedy, A Country Girl. Mr. Dudley Bennett and Mr. T. C. Wray present a most beautiful production of this popular work. Barry and Sophie, with Mr. Coqingsby ...

... ARGYLE THEATRE OF VARIETIES ALADDIN. A thoroughly excellent production in ever y way is Mr. William Holland's pantomime, Aladdin. which Mr. D. J. Clarke has been successful in engaging at the Argyle Theatre this week. It abounds with wit, humour ...