... ftenratTl- mkbngs £2i weekly; JL ingoing good rofaruaccs iwhaponaable.—lYaxiar. Can non St. S WELTS, Print, TVbacoo; next theatre. £26. tnclodlng s>or. .jmek vde.—.■wurip'aa «' ...

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... Cooper, and Mr. J. B. Beveridge “Dame Nature’s” run at the Garrick will necessarily restricted, for some time in February theatre will required by Mr. Arthur Bourchier and Mr. Charles Prohman for their joint |»roducrion of Mr. Maugham’s new play, The ...

... be at par far del. shares for every £lOO held. The eouipeny p; >• «to commence with the erect.on of sit •*living picture** theatres Options for leasing e..os for fi • o.‘ tlc«e have be-n acquired in Walsall, .• Brorm/ich, 1 bwick. and nu'J iiegotiations ...

... HARTLEY’S POM Ready t- Monokgue Her travera hippodrome 8W 9 210 in THEATRE J 640 wtkk OPEN THE Priortley A Traa A U I) ? o'clock day M 6d a Lr THEATRES ETC BOY MATINEE 2 JJEANSTALK ever TtfB HAYDON MESSES BROS' SHALE MR MR MR E STORY-GOFTON PUBLIC NOTICES ...

... before the nan lha curtain, puns. 10 a. sad. order to n»eet the for Bws% aw »-J tw yen on Wadrsaaday. January PRINCE OP WALES THEATRE. Tele Add- BEOAD [Tel Cea. «4. L«e«eea Ltd. •v. Mod Onatly and MoM Msgu-.ftcenl Pantomime - 1b Birmltigbam. EVENING, 7. larty ...

... Darlaaton in miles from Birmtar* ham preoeut time there is place of amusement in toe town, and the Theatre likely wall (Population 53,000).—The Theatre proposed here will also the oentre the town and close the shops, iiaa k 3 miles from Birmingham. Directors ...

... amount and upward* be entitled free lor 13 man the the Theatre*. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Oompsoy has been * ...

... Psctaraa. W. FCLLBROOK COMPANY, to aa Antral Aboordity. eotitled ' ASTRONOMY * In !0 3 Early Dncra Mid. 380. Trlegranje; Empire THEATRE OP VARIETIES, OORPO RATION STREET. rriGUTLY, ft-SO ajtd 9 O'CLOCK. MATINEE ON THURSDAY. 2JO. tSL GS.VND IS ESTABLISHED BIRMENGHAM ...

... no ns be adaptable for - parpoeeo, The seating accommodation will saffl-oieat for about total of q.ooo persons. It that Theatre wifl equipprel with all modem on up-to-date lines, bgbted with aioeuToity, the exterior each or.o® made bright and abtractive ...

... 3ear which has passed. It may now be interesting, and a fitting scqnel, take peep into the future. For the moment the London theatre is a place whore children and fairies rule, and fancy and pantomime have their habitation; bat managers have long ago shaped ...

... THEATRE. j Tho present run of Pinkie and the Fairies.” at • His Majesty’s Theatre, ends on the 22nd, and on tbe Monday following Sir Herbert Tree will revive Beethoven for another week. A week later Ihe will prodnee Mr. JuKtin Huntly McCarthy's ! new ...