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... C NOLISEUM. Come and briag the Chi 3 and 8 Et iB COLISEUM RRITISH ORCHES BRITISH IMATED Pl URES Popular areal “yt LYMPIRE THEATRE, BRADFORD.-—To-night. at 650 and Nine, The The Four Amati Sisters, W. Hall. Matthew. and We bel Lais Alvarez. th New Henrijuette ...
... Piiblit* is that The Rsbce in the Wood I* th.* BIGGEST the MAGNIFICENT PANTOMIME staced At the Theatre Royal. Leeds, during the last twenty years. Box office the Theatre 10 to 10. Tel 1600. ’ll H£A T K ROYAL. BRADFORD. THE HOME OF PANTOMIME. TO-NIGHT, at 7 15 ...
... truants. Application to be made to The Managci, The York.'hire Post, Leeda. ■piNE SHOP ADJOrNINO PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE TO EMPIRE THEATRE, BRJGGATE, LEEDS. TWENTY FEET FRONTAGE TO BRIGGATB, and THREE FLOORS AND BASEMENT, Apply F. NASH, Secretary and Manxger, Leeds ...
... few brief hours enjoyment from the rush and hurry and turmoil of ordinary life. The pantomime both the Grand and the Royal Theatres continue drawcrowded* houses, and matinees are still in such demand that it looks as though ai. day performances would Ik* ...
... Cinderella at the Anniv Elizabeth Waddington said her father left MEMBERS OF THE CREW Grand, amd * * The Babes m the Wood at the Theatre yesterday yes, and feeling writable and tired more, ate caused by home pt about ten minutes to six o'clock Five Englishmen ...
... Castleiord.—There ere 3,682,328 acres of ine. ; wade was slow, better, iD yorkshire ing Coane Hampstead A! te a A. J, —The ok) Theatre Roysl, was burnt inc. Rail Great Southern Western 2 on May 28, 1876 Park Lane.- Golf Union's 'Y: Book 12,100 £1,620 ino. ; ...
... the orchestra the Grand Theatre, Leeds, died suddenly in the (street last night. He occupied his customary seat second violin during the hrst act the pantomime, but feeling unwell was sent home. bad not got far from the theatre when dead. Mr. Britton, ...
... Arundel hotel, N. W.C. Facing Thames Embankment, comnnnuiog tine dear of the River Close to Law Court*. Westminster, and Theatres. Quiet and homelike. First-elaM Hotel Modi rate Apply Manager for lUnrtrated ami Tariff. charge made for Baths. Telegrams ...
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... shop: _batgain. —Child’s, 149. Park Lane, Leeds. OTEL, Pudsey “good ‘trade, | £200 splendid Hotel, Wa i, main tho + ness theatre and station, seldom offered, £800. ior “Batt’s Court, taking £16 weekly; OFP-LICENCE and GROCE t years, retiring —Ad cress ...
... ILVER HALIFAX, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT,OF Mr. FRI > THEATRE LE$DS. ...