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... A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE MELD IN THE THEATRE ROYAL, MACCLESFIELD. ON TUESDAY NEXT. JANUARY 15TH, 1910, WHEN ADDRESSES WILL BE GIVEN BY COL. W. BROMLEY-DAVENPORT. D.S.O. I Unionist and Tariff Reform Candidate), and OTHERS. CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT 8 O'CLOCK' ...
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... course, on the stage there is a greet deal of luck, in opportunity, a great deal in favouritism on the part of backers; :for theatres must, as a rule, be rrn to pay. In music, in painting, that is not quite the `same; recognition of the artist requires less ...
... from We weather pent of view. o w tee. in the monling and early ettenioun, E. A. Ryan ( hid. N. Hall, Hale, and th e Central Theatre, NIGHT. closed one of eau ' YEOMANRY BALL IN STOCKPORT. ,Dam. The meeting in the Drill Hall, tw o candidates and a number ...
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... Romans, and nearly turned them out, until Cicear came and restored order. Then the power of Spain again became great. Such 'theatres and buildings which still remained would only have been built where there was 1 a large and cultured populations. Then Rome ...
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... wait to see him.• ' tedious disease was limited to either the order St. - 4 6.- 1 AL- 9 1 audiences at the Prince's Theatre, Man. The Chairman: he came you put of the sanitary authority on the advice or Sams la 1- 9 Ms 41 -. 4 cheater, has taken ...
... is an a ,Mr thar:es VW• with a past to whom we are introduced at an The t.:torm Dr R. Rogers ill•lit, balf-enipty theatre, in which she 14 acting in what one would imagine au Mr Egon l'ctri. ;unsavoury pla. Maltravere, ...
... to gala permission. Mr Jessup for his address. Bro. Clark theatre Illackhars and the Globe. He adcarriages were sent Sir William ( Mil l ' s! seconded the proposition, which was carried theatres, bounds the literary stance Gamey, Ar Vernon Selihouss, ...
... their way to make it easy The Mayor: There is one other thing I The valiant never think of death but ones. pang. So far the theatre has been packed That the matron be authorised to engage before, but I ought Jones , Westmorland; res., Mr Leopold Paget, ...
... next the Manchester Prince's is given up to The Dollar Princess, which is produced by Mr Eciwardes' Company. So far the theatre has been packed each night. and we should be surprised if the difficulty which has been experienced in booking seats recently ...