... of anything. He quickly shows the extremi ties to which he will go in the opening act, when after following Mary from the theatre, lie accuses her husband of in fidelity and irreparably compromises her before her husband. During a furious alteroation between ...

... on behalf of tbe aforesaid artists, to express thanks to Mr. Harry Starr, to Mr. W. Frame, and othor artists of the Empire Theatre bill, alao to Mr. Fred Collins and members of the orchestra at the Operetta House; to The Babet In the Wood pantomime company ...

... extended, I and rendered as complete as possible. THE YEAR BOOK is indispensable to all connected with or interested in the Theatre in any form. THE STAGE Office, 16, York Street, Covent Garden, LONDON, W.C. ...

... CiST 1,1 ^c'taK-Manager. Mr. Hugh maintains its popu- lt)\ and the booking Is excellent. ?ISTRoroLB (Proprietors. Mpfropole Theatre M*n.*(T' Mr Artliur Jefferson 1. ^T*s Old Boms is presented hre. Mr. Chas. Inwnmoro gives an excellent study of Daddy JJran ...

... -Business or Light Comedy. 3,Bellevue, Erasmus Rd., 8parkbrook, Birmingham. ISS 1 N A ALSTON, Ballet Mistress, Pavilion Theatre, London, and Theatre Royal, Aston. Private and Class Lessons in Dancing. 38, Baron's Court Rd., W. 'Phone, 3*33 Ken. MISS MARJORY ARMSTRONG ...

... by Carelo, the World's Greatest Foot Juggler. Victoria Theatre. West Stanley; next week, Palace, Durham. VACANT FEBRUARY 6TH. Wanted to Buy. Two Dancing Globes, IS inches. CARELO, Victoria Theatre, West Stanley. WANTED, by Mdlle. HENGLEUR'S Beau tiful ...

... experienced. Music Halls, Theatres, or good Tour. Excellent refa.-- Address, Palace Theatre. Ebb* Vale, Mon. WANliW. by JIM MEADOWS, Master Car- penter Harry Roxbury's Panto Mother Ooote. Spring Tour or Res. M.H. or Theatre. Bench hand. Touch up.-- This ...

... Garden, W.C. T BANN rSTER HOWARD'S O COMPANIES AND THEATRE. CRY8TAL PALACE, CINDERELLA. ROBINSON CRUSOE. T.R., PLYMOUTH. THE FORTY THIEVES, GRAND THEATRE, FULHAM. EARL AND THE GIRL, NEW THEATRE, STOCKTON. No Vacant Dates. 'THE 10-30 DOWN EXPRESS' ...

... 1909 The Asche-Brayton company conclude their ten weeks' season at the Criterion. Sydney, on December 9, returning to the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, and opening there two nights later for a second season of three months. Ihe triumph achieved by them at ...

... that that kind cf representation at a music ball of a plav which had already been produced, or could \>e pro duced, at a theatre, danced very much the value of that play for theatrical representa tion. If he let the matter stand over, and the sketch go ...

... licensed grooer, or chemist. It is also sold nuiw by the glass, and in li. flasks, at hotels, MwmMDMI lioensed houses, and theatre, musio hall, WIHliflKHIS. and railway refreshment bars. Tax Staoi, January 90, 1910. SEE NAME ON LABEL ...

... Juvenilo Companies. THE MIMIC8 (8), Speciali y, THEATRE ROYAL. NOTTINGHAM. WE ARE SEVEN (7), Speciality, Cinderella STRAND THEATRE. THE THREE TREES (3>, Specialities, Pantomime. THE FOLLI- ETTE8 (9), LYRIC THEATRE, HAMMER SMITH, THE BABES, on Tour. Open for ...