... notice of motion. A nd tilt% Mr agreed tu do. TABATRICAL IMMIX= INNATIta. Mra Buekley. the prnpriein - min,f the Mianti - an Theatre. bed invite(' the in• mates to • matinee. •nil the Baxter said that with the permieeion or tiie Guarcliona he like to take ...

... they should apply to the County Council for delegation of those powers. also other powers connected with the licensing of theatres.-- Alderman Jones believed the County Council would be very glad to be relieved of these powers.—The suggestion of the Town ...

... by Loose wit. hid the fortune be p t. ¶ Lesrty rate of t, kind , donors of :he I set wee Li Mr F; aad seconded hy Mr A L Theatre, said was carried by applause all prtseut. Tbanice ure also das to the lv D P Thornily awl Mra Thema.. the Vicarage. Carrie ...

... pronewition of Mr agreed to Moder (Mr K. H. Humphreye) inportril that 57 inmate.. availed theanielvea the kind of of the Standard Theatre, Welshpool, to a *pedal matinee on Saturday, February :Oka. They convoyed to and from W4.l.hpotol by train. Te• ma% pro. vidod ...

... delighted witii the attraetive programme submittist The arti•ti, included Mi.. Belle Green (MN Atlwdetane Lee(, from Palace Theatre. London. Queen's London etc.; Mr Hilton Ker Alserdovey. of the George Alexander Club: Miss Winifred (iittins. violinist; Mr ...

... advice. Supplied through rad,n t i oi . ily by Mrs. Etta', 27. Surrey - LAne, Battersea . An nteresting palate , 48 reign, SO theatre s . sent free with sash hon. Please mention paper ,8•114111.1111.81,6 11111111118111 V to Copal's. An 4 lematinm. Nn clout ...

... genuine treat at the Coliseum next week. Mr V. It. Henson 's (South) Company is provide something which is sure to appeal to theatre•geers ethers. It need hardly he mentinne4 that Mr Henson himself has time mark in the purely educative way, so far as the ...

... four yeara. My I. the eiid, went ”nt to' it. tin r, 1 .-aviag • n • to at with the th• and the cook. t . dine and then the theatre to ace Don, hnt I deilded later return I .ii.er dinner. When I arrived home airont half-east eiT.ht I was astonished ...

... things black and white. But that will not last long. It is, however, a very ill wind that blows nobotly any kool at all. The theatres will do well this summer, it Is said, for pe mle insist go elsewhere; and where else will they be able 0 go ? The of Lloyd's ...

... Theatre Attendant shot in tilasgoa. THREE ITAUANS ARRESTED. A reriorm shooting affair took placm - u - n! Wednesday Light in the thence Royal, Olastrow. The CantoHato Italian Opera Company went perform. ing, and there wee i latr,.,-e a mlieuca, iuclading ...

... was done. tadressing the inierruptor, his lordship said: Do you suppose you can treat this court as a public tueeting ur theatre • The Interraptor : I don't stimpo,e so. His Lnedship : Why did you make the remark then - The Interruptor : Because it 'the ...

... ltlhore, For Mother's Sake, and treed of Gold. Tile company is a very powerful oue. appeared last week at the Royal Theatre, Bri•tol. On Monday and Tuesday the hie. torical drama •• Jaile Shore was pr. dotted, providing a treat for all lover., ...