... Let. from fho Lifo of Filial', 1--TEE TIMES AND THM MAN rHe COMING ELEI COV/CCTIIY. Proprietors Th. Associated llidtand Theatres Co. 7.0 G cFM l ti . F TFIE 9.0 VAUDEVILLE and ANIMATED PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT . MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.30. LAST TIME OF THE ...

... too. the of t ommons C'ommittec rejected the Tramway Hill. Mr. Abel Strong was granted a three years/ lease of the Summer Theatre. the Mr. Geo. Hurch died, at the ripe old age 92. and the 30th the naval funeivil of the late Petty Officer James Cloke took ...

... were held at Folkestone with considerable success. Royalty attended the amateur theatricals held at the Pleasure Gardens Theatre in aid of the military charities of the district, arranged the Hon. Mrs. Stuart-M ortley. The death of Mr. \V. C. Bonning ...

... a pantomime as Mr. Fred Melville has provided for them, for Jack and the Beanstalk, which was produced at the Brixton Theatre on Boxing Day, is the finest children's pantomime seen there for many years. The story of Jack's adventures are written in ...

... classic Medic Brown and the quasi. patriotic Wake up, ye Britisher', sung by Miss Ellinger, will soon make the walls of the theatre ring. Everybody will be in love with the pretty face of Miss Dorothea Clarke, the Cmderella, her face and dress, and pose ...

... OPERA HOUSE. Proprietors, Cheltenham Theatre and Opera House Company, Ltd. Lieut.-Col. Croker-King, J.P. (Chairman). Col. Rogers, J.P., Mr. A. J. Shinner. General Manager—Mr. H. Oswald Redford. To-Day at 2 and 7.30. LAST WEEK, Matinees Monday, Wednesday ...

... chow the actaa] process of myths in Gregory are drawn from some “The Crom Heads” (ic. not), @ two acts, by & L. Vel. XII. Theatre Serves, two Ratherford Mayne, threo ects, and (is. “The (62. ast), 0 With foended on eviction ecenes, and the wild justice ...

... NINETEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the ACTORS’ ASSOCIATION. Will be Held (By kind permission of Edward Terry, Esq.) At TERRY’S THEATRE, Strand, London, W.C., On TUESDAY, .Tan. 25, 1910, at 2.30 p.m., For the following purposes, namely receive a Report and Accounts ...

... * A fairy South Wales Notes. A specially strong attraction was presented at Mr. E Eb’.ey’s Olympia Theatre, which, is situated on, the fairground at Bridgend, for the Christmas season. The plays included the well-known Welsh drama, The Maid of Cefn Yd ...

... 0 A S. Pantomime, Theatre Royal, Leeds. Opening Night Dec. 23. Prosperous New Year to Friends. 0 L A Y and FRANCIS, The Successful Comedians. pantomime. Jan. 3, P. O. W. Theatre. Nuneaton. J 1 D, MISS Produce Monday, Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham R A Y ...

... The Inimitable pATTY Y 0 E, A Comedienne and a Dancer. Corns., Geo. Rigan (Rbgan and Ryan) THEATRE ROYAL, GLASGOW ...

... scenes to be comprised in Part 111. are as follow : Scene I. —Rise of the English Theatre.— Shakespeare and his players will seen at Bankside, and a replica of the theatre itself, it is hoped, will abown. Mr. Sidney Leo is superintending the details. 11 ...