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... evening on on is done tho enjoyable possible and shortly floor is to re-surfaced CHESTER PANTOMIME— Boxing Day with great Theatre Every part of house packed people were unable admission pantomime which pro-duiod C -St John Davey Mr Clair in one very order ...
... little girl wa■ granted a Hoene* at Westminster Pollee Court, Londiin to appear in A , iee in Wonderkad at the Royal Court Theatre, at Bret se a rabbit and then as an uyater. The gunboat Spey, on be ug docked at Shetruee oe Tueadey. wee found to blue suetanod ...
... MONDAY. Theatre Royal, Ashton —Grand Xmas Uaniomime, | * Babes in the Wood,” 2-0 and 7-30. | Theatre Koyal, Manchester.—Grand Spectacular | Pantomime, * Cinderella,” 20 snd 7-0. ~ | Empire Hippodreme, Ashion, —Mr. Juno. Tiller's | Grand Comic Pantomime ...
... PROGRAMS, ‘ Prince’s. ' ery judiej r i i : ; & ivy i eRy e emiomime fe hold| Two Amrican comediess axe notale ente Prince’s Theatre h;; c’l-ecided on i Taer?:tpf 3¢ | tainers heye this ook and- Baeikipiiter besy Christmas fare, and nothing i lon of th. stamp ...
... Blackburn drew large crowds, and in the evening the concerts arranged for the Hippodrome. the Town Hall, and the Prince's Theatre were erowded. Boxing Day saw a number of the mills and also the works of Messrs Howard and Bullough still at mxst. Unfortunately ...
... January it, 1910, at 2 p.m., of ALL-OF-A-SUDDEN PEGGY, A Modern Comedy in Three Acts, by Ernest Denny, in the PRINCE'S THEATRE, ACCRINGTON, Generously lent for the occasion by J. B. Ormerod, Esq. Reserve Seats, as. each : Pit, early door, Is. each; ...
... fight, and crowds of noblemen, warriors, and include practically everybody in the Hon. ' peasants used to flock to the open theatre to Mention gut. Each little writer has fuirly ' see the combats. Now, Pepin plwuned to have grasped the subject and got at ...
... K ELL Y'S THEATRE, PARADIRE-31., CHUROI3-BT., LIVERPOOL. Hole Lemon Manager . W. W. KELLY. and NEX E 'V &, Every /Craning at PHENOMENA L A C 0 UN TRY GIRL. or From Theatre, London. To-day (riaturdby), Thursday, Jan. and Naturday. Jan. Oth at aro o'clock ...
... Muaic.-OROSS. St. Manchester. IjriGH-CLASS En/lifih & German PIANOS AltL AL¥ crTY PRICES MTeg i' 2 MBtiallv PBti« IN'S Empire Theatre). MANCHESThdft. TEL-ELECTRIC the last word in PIANO PLAYERS' Cad be attached to GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. Call and hear it; 5, ...
... artiste*. A vole of thank* accorded to Urn Mayor for presiding and to the Mayoress for presenting the pri»e«. MANCHESTER THEATRE ROYAL. \ ■' CINDBRELLA.** Somehow this b« “quite different” pantomime Mr. Hubert Courtneidge, formerly *o well known in Mam-heater ...
... setting up of really friendly relations, and this was the rséncignl reason of her organising the company known as the English Theatre in Germany—an undertaking which had the Kaiger's personal good wishes. Frau Meta l'ing's death is a distinct loss to the world ...
... Pugh, aged 63, Liberal, lormerl( member of the Town Council for Bradford Ward. 28: Mr. J. Pitney Weston, aged 70, formeriy theatre proprietor in Bolton.—November 16: Rev E V. Cooper, aged 50, who had worked as a mis sionary for the Conznguiop-l body, his ...