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... CALL BOTH TIM OAST AND THE PRODUCTION bTUPENDOUR, &ME= WERT SATURDAY. a. 2.15. le to 10. 'or era clock. _ _ PRINCE of WALES THEATRE. .0. TO.IIIY. at s am: 9. Prank Oaraon's Production. Ur. CHARLES HAWTII9I3 to • New THE DA910=1 By Moarleton At 8.15. Hat ...
... Gem. 17221. tea to tea. GLOBE THEATRE. W. Pieties Footman leis sad MSMaillr. T0.11.1V. at 2.30; TO-NIGHT, at 1.30. CHARLEd ittOliMAN pnoitate A RSEN g LUPIN. • In tear illaiwted Maurice of teat emit. By Croaeet owl tlaarke I.ettlaite. MATINEE To-DAY awl ...
... Miss Amy Evans, the new Welsh prima tionn.a, who last night appeared in tbt ride of Selene in Fallen Fairies at the Savoy Theatre. has good reason to be satisfied with her performance, especially as she had not hitherto appeared in op'. Without question ...
... \ grRAND THEATRE. CINDERELLA. 2.15 and ILI S. We Pastan aRT es CINDERELLA. I ONDON PAVILION. VLOTA VICTORIA. .14 ./ns Awns. and Elsa sad cd, r uus rd. Prrd nano. J l og . l'Ap• tithe. etc 7 Mat, 2.15. r. MANZ °tam writ: ' -. LONDON THEATRE ADDRESSEE - ...
... APOLLO THEATRE. Shaftasabory.aventm. W. kl•ary Loboafekl, Probnotor. B. Data, Lessee and TO-NIGHT. at Nakao.. •ri BATE. at LA. BE FOLLIES. 456th Time To-night. '' Borlata The JUST Ao' . Song& perm) PL.Altht, Fires of and Whip, • REVISED EDITION et ...
... PERFORMANCE. BARD add GE.OROE GRAVES. IDA ILENE sad GEORGE. 110N.OFFICE 01.024 ALL DAY. 1T1.8.. 2520. GM • _ D RURY LANE THEATRE. tNNOAL CIIRDITTLAS PANTOMIME. Twice 1.30 sod 7.30. ALADDIN Is beet poallioos—dtaYl4. Care. Loeser era*, es/ . rain he Looked ...
... OP YORK'S 'THEATRE. S.l:e Louse mut Cbark• TWICE At 2 Asti S. CHARLES PROHRAN presents TETER PAN. by J. If Berne. ...
... and unspeakable bread ? 1 am, Sir, your obedient servant. E. W. The preseir'run of Where Children Rule at tie Garrick Theatre will terminate. on Saturday, January 15, owing to Kr. Arthur Bourchiels longstanding motract to produce his new play the folk ...
... GAIETY THEATRE. If#llBllB.- E -AvIA NB T EVNINO, Mr. GEORGE es A. 111 • OUR MI GiESS. Utter= EVERY ?UNSAY 10 . 1. IL THEATER Le' DALY% sea A r „9. W L GEORGE ED New Prediction pairs. THE DOLLAR PRINCERL • rtIS7 MATINEE 4. I . #ebrlAT• a $ L Wskeillea ...
... LONDON THEATRE ADDREI3BES. M o n ad. 16 FT. A Lob vm. 41 versed AL114111312A, lateenner - e111414 X , 1 ehationbutfevenroo. v 6 ~,I 4 4 ril Netting_ W. 1373 FAT GARJEN • 463 4 CRITERIGN, W. 3444 Se • rt rg t4I.Y S. Lervoter Y. 2Ol. 203 cerr:nl 11l R Y ...
... 1 The ONLY FLY IC COEN. TRY POI I. WINTII. Ith With. Wr.ght and Bler.th's Ortni etheeth Yethoanth; erthuth: YrnaL Lora; theatre. OFtWilig• Winter ...
... generosity of Mr. C. Jewell about. a thousand children were entertained at the Town Hall. Our Miss Gibbs, at Devonshire Park Theatre, and the daily skating assemblies at the public rinks draw large audiences. Admirable performances by the Duke of Devonshire's ...