... COLOSSAL COMPANY JOSEPHINE America’s Comedienne BELL REV1LL HALL LEY I ACS J MILTON HAYES ST Offioe Open 10 o ’P’ 219 Mid f liL THEATRE I Bordesley Station NEXT until further notice 730 and THURSDAY pm Early doors 115 pm ordinary 130 MOSS’ EMPIRES Ltd with Mr ...

... ATTACK ON LORD CURZON Mr. J. Macdonald, M.P.. was the principal speaker a demonstration held the Carlton Theatre, Saltloy, Saturday, in support of Mr. J. J. Stephenson, the Labour candidate for East Birmingham.—Mr. Macdonald asked who conntitntod the ...

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... Macdonald. M.P.. and M-. J. (3. Stephenson. Labour cauldalste for tEaat Buntingham, addressed a large andienee at the Carlton Theatre, Oehler, yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. Standr Inn prowled. Mr. Ramsay :Macdonald, at the outset of his remarks, read a letter ...

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... towards a demand for saparatiaa. Mr. Ramsay Maedonald. M.P.. dealt vitt the subject of Indian at a meeting haid is the Carlton Theatre. Batley. yentorday afternaos. Ha denounced Lard Canoe** athainertration. aid eanorted that members of the labour Potty ware' ...

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... CHEVIOTS »» SERGES «. Raceham & Company MUST CLfcAJI Coats and Costumes. Odd Winter OOATS fob 10/- Evening GOWNS 29A1 Smart Theatre COATS Blanket Cloth OOATS *• 35/3 59,-6 Par-lined COATS Girls’ School FEOCKS Taikxr-cnade SKIRTS •» 7/11 •’ « a Company ...

... permitted pantomime, and I can honestly assure ray many friends and my few (at least I hope they are few) enemies that the theatre managers decide to abolish political references from the pantomime entirely one will obey their mandate with greater pleasure ...

... —Tbr Rink wiU be oo Ntehta W Badminton. *!» Friday Jaa. 7Ui, tor the Ball. IBOOK'S TO DRURY DANE. Meals Dining Can. Good Theatre Seats. Apply, COOKS OFFICSa. Btnntegham. ...