... blindness will received with regret many people London, where the veteran (ho hie eighty-fifth year) highly popular with theatre-goers. Mr. Thomas has held his ancient office the Royal Household for over forty years, and ia fully half century since he ...

... affairs of their o*n. In short, children very fashionable this season. Theatre-gain# Babies. It is really *o say that this •©•eon stall* and circle of many «f the London theatres are full nightly of babies m evening dress,/ I mean babies of three and ...

... applique satin taffeta, hat. another form of trimming which ha. been introduced lately; and the other evening, one of the theatre., I saw very pretty girl wearing poke bonnet pale grey Tei gathered over and under the brim, folded round the crown, the of ...

... flower tucked into her furs, her muff, or pinned in the coat of her tailormade. Scarcely a woman is seen dinner, in the theatre, or at a concert without a corsage spray of some costly or simple bloom. Some, indeed, are adopting the pretty notion ...

... girls. Just at moment town very full, and there ore many well-known people seen every night the smart restaurants and the theatres, whilst the shopping centres are busy and interesting scenes during the day. lhc afternoon •hopping tea-party is a very popular ...

... (To continued.) GERMAN THEATRE BURNT. The Court Theatre et Detroold, in N ...

... maintain* high reputation popular eutartainiueeta. It la tlx mouth* sine* Sanderaoo opaaed tbc Cora Eukwp aa upto-date picture theatre, cad daring this time baa peered himself to b* to eeety way capable aatav- Sag foe the public of Alnwick la thin particular ...

... WORCESTER THEATRE BURNT GREAT DESTRUCTION OF SCENERY. Worcester Theatre Royal vs destroyed fire early on Monday morning, with all the stock, scenery, and that three pantomimes belonging Mr. A. R. Carlton, the lessee. Mr. George Dance's Quaker Girl company ...

... tables wee quite problem. Aa for the fashion of colours, it ia a brilliant business, and the great blase tints ball-rooms, theatres, and restaurants quite beautiful and Eastern in its effect. recent smart dance the hostess wore Egyptian blue velvet sparkling ...

... and Mia ak Parish twenty-four boon Ww» *• #■» aanoed. th. presence a taw MMINI and intimate friaodt only. A NEW THEATRE GUTTED. The now Theatre Royal burnt out Sunday night. Starting just before midnight, the fir. spread rapidly, and abort tame the building ...

... and with heart and goodwill. The vote was heartily responded to, and leaving each one was given pie and bun. Proceeding the Theatre Royal, they were admitted br private door the upper circle, the seats being all booked. Mating amen— great credit for the ...

... (Applause.) Although would their doting night, would not be the final entertainment the season, tor Wallace had engaged the Old Theatre and had promised them a benefit night for the Sociables, they would not holding the President's concert for want of hall. ...