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... is seven stories high, and contains 121 rooms, including thirty bathrooms, a Turkish bath, swimming pool, picture-gallery, theatre, statuary-hall, ballroom, conservatory, and roof-garden. 400 Tons of Bronzes. There are paintings to the value of £400,000 ...
... and general management and comforts of all kinds leave nothing more to be desired. Within easy access of shopping centre theatres. kc. Real rendezvous for Americans. I_ J ONDON.-31, Brunswick Square. near Russell Square, W.O —Scotch l•dy and daughter ...
... buildings • every modern appointment; electric lift; moderate charge.; excellent cuisine, surpass ed by none; Ball-room, Theatre, spacious lounge, and Winter Garden; all kinds baths; inspection invited.— Bend for illustrated tariff. Established 30 yearn ...
... the practical question and the most difficult to overcome. Latest photograph of MISS CONSTANCE llszvaa of The at the Apollo Theatre. Costume made by &TENET, 14, Rue de la Bootie, Paris. Merry CAtri-/tOusioam ty_ AGENCES : 37 B u de Quartier a Paris. 14 Bureaux ...
... Vol. No. 2136. 71 R I N : RAL Post ) LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1910. BRUSSELS NBC. THE THEATRES. Our Representative in Belgium's Capital gives Interesting News and a Recent Story on the Late King. Social life in Belgium has not yet resumed its usual ...
... PARIS THEATRICAL GOSSIP. Theatres Subsidised by the Government. The I firectors of the 0 I'ER are constantly in difficulties with the Syndicates. Recently, just when the Gala representation for the King of Portugal was about to take place, the elect ricians ...
... jet, and those in lace and metal, which are so arranged that they assimilate with the skirt and form evening, dinner, or theatre dress, so that a lady when travelling finds them not only of the greatest convenience, but she has the facility, without carrying ...
... Tuesday last, a series of matinees, unique in the annals of theatrical management in London, was presented at the Strand Theatre. Master Moritz Lutzen, a boy musician of only fourteen years, composed the music for a pantomime, entitled Cinderella, ...
... London.' 491 Western Hotel is noted for its I comfort, RESIDENTIAL HOTEL P • and is to Kensington Gardens. Hyde Park, Museums. Theatres, Exhibitions, etc. Strictly Inclusive Weekly Pension, Tenses from to 2 •Gebse ee 11, Templeton Place, Earl's Court Square ...
... Pantomime is at hand, and we become children once again in the joyous laughter of thousands of little ones who crowd the theatres twice a day to enter in fancy the land of fairies and hobgoblins At His Majesty's, Sir Herbert Tree is giving us a 1910 edition ...
... shopping districta and theatres. Moderate inclusive term.. R usseLL SQUARE.— 81. Gower Street. Bedford Square.— High -alms Board Residence, does to Tubes. Metropolitan Railway. and 'Buses to all parte. Is, cab fare to nearly all theatres. Liberal table and ...
... —The receipts taken prove its great success, and its production is quite magnificent. J A RDIN ACCLI MATATION .—The Winter Theatre is much favoured, and is taking good profits. LITTLE PALACE gives to its followers most delightful evenings. MOULIN ROUGE ...