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... Silvester Horne, M. A. Chatsworth-rd. Baptist Church, West Norwood. — 11 and €.30, Rev. D. J. Hiley. West London Mission, Lyceum Theatre, Strand. —ll and 7, Rev. J. E. Rattenbury; 6.30, London men’s choir and orchestra, Conductor, Mr. E. Maengwyn Davies. St. ...
... PAVILION At the Pavilion Theatre, Whitechapel, the good, old-fashioned fare so dear to the hearts of the children, is being provided. The pantomime is framed on the old lines, is full of fun, and full of a sentiment which finds acceptance among simple-minded ...
... MR. CYRIL MAUDE. Mr. Maude, barred for the moment from his own theatre by the success of Little Mrs. Cummin,” is to appear at the Coliseum in a fairy play, which will last twenty minutes. At the end of the run of Little Mrs. Cummin” he will be seen ...
... miniature Bleriots play a prominent part in Aladdin.” They are ridden by children. M. Bleriot himself was much interested in the theatre's versions of the famous aeroplane that crossed the Channel, and, indeed, gave the management help in the matter. THE GREAT ...
... small folk's party the dresses are to be selected from one or other of the juvenile plays now being performed at the West-end theatres. TAance frocks proper are being made much plainer and more scanty they are not becoming, and are impos sible to wear with ...
... side would be complete without his services. MR. 3. PARKER SMITH (South Manchester Lacrosse Club). Aladdin, at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. George Ali, the well-known animal actcr, who takes the part of Bolo the dog. ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. WHERE CHILDREN RULE, AT THE GARRICK THEATRE. AFTER absolutely cheating the children for many years-- by producing Christmas things ostensibly for their entertainment but quite over their heads-- if what we like best to believe about ...
... l N Two VOLUMES. Renowned for its comfort, luxury, and excellent cuisine. In the centre of fashionable shopland, close to theatres and parks. , EDITED BY MR. HORACE G. HUT CHI NSON. 2 Vols., 255. Net, by post 255. Bd. Vols. 1 and 2 ,r2s. 6d. each I Net ...
... CINDERELLA AT THE BOROUGH THEATRE, STRATFORD, thing. Her songs suit her admirably, and her sine ing of them is great. Miss Madoline Rees has fine personality and plays Prince Charming with ; dash and go which' carry the piece along with a fin swing. ...
... •7m. 9d. Oroww. IN ADDITION TO GIVING £1 1«. to the - lands of the Police Court Poor Hox. jCoosidb, the general manager Theatre in North End, ha», on behalf of the directors, sent 3s. to the Mayor • Fund for Underfed Children !*• ,e Croydon Hospital ...
... PHILIP DARIEN (Violet Macaree). Jason and Greeha, “The Bondman.** Jan. 3. Theatre Royal. Chatham. MR. HAMILTON DEANE. Starring in With Edged Tools. Jan. (6 nights). Star Theatre, Wolverhampton. MR. GEORGE DELAFORCE, Principal Comedy and Character. Dis ...
... JACK AND JILL AT SHEFFIELD. The Theatre Royal, Sheffield, for many years was noted for its excellent pantomimes. Messrs. Chas. Pitt, William Gomersal, “Joe” Eldred, L. J. Sefton, dear old Richard Younge (the famous Eccles in Caste), Romaine Callender ...