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... a substantial increase, which can only be attributed to increased purchaaing power on the part of the muses. At the Globe Theatre last night Mr. Charles Freiman produced a new play four acts by Baroness . Oresy and Montagu Barstow. It is a clever and ...
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... Pantomime. Mother Hubbard, 1 30 and 715 p.ra. . _ _ _ ~ Theatre Roval, Arthur Square— The Oil Home,” 7-30 p.m. . Royal Hippodrome. Great ictona Street, 6-4 o and 9n m. . . .. Empire Theatre Varieties, Victoria Square, 7 and 9 o.m. Cliftonville' Rink—New ...
... Hill. nedy ; H. & J. Martin, L >) am Lane, for Belfast. ve Societs Stevenson ; took to Tactory, nd it Strect, Cinema aph Theatre, Hi ifford; architécte, ; for C. Murdoek. 4 he re- 3 archite y be- MacAlister; ae of nd etores, High Street and Pott for ...
... INTERESTING, and AMUSING Circle, 4s; Stalls, 3s (Children under Twelve Half-price). Can be reserved the ONLY Booking Office (Theatre Royal) daily 10 to 3. Telephone 1142. NOTICE. —Seats booked telephone will sold unless claimed by 7pm. 25 H R_E ROYAL. The ...
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... devotion to literature. The in oidect lakes back to the time the production “The Second Mrs. 'iauqueray” the St. .James’ Theatre For the p»'irt of Paula Mies Robins had been cast. But Pinero happened look in et the Adelpbi, and playing there a lady that ...
... DISASTER. Carl Goldmark IFTOIII Ilitil.lo to that story and the &rat production of the opera in Dublin took place at the Theatre Royal on Saturday. The performance wag • triumph for the Carl Rosa stage manai► moot. From first to last the andione was indulzed ...
... September. He came to New York three years ago. and until he became a hotel timekeeper was ”super'* the New York slid Lyric Theatres and the Meti- politan Opera House had an income •>( 28s. week, and this is how lie expended :-v Room M«als l«aundry Life ...
... e»pply e,-«ricAv jie botieee, hotel*, and • horn ifall mtait. i*v x thoi->u?b vaminaiMHi will made hi. h supplies lighting. THEATRE ROYAL. ;ht toe Carl Rosa Opara rr upon the i ac«nd tha Cova! ilh a product Ml of Warner’a r-.’ - The other works lobe produced ...
... THEATRE M ROYAL. EARLY DOOM EARLY At 7.9. TO. CARL ROSA. OPERA CO. TONIGHT AT AO. L OHENORIN. WWI., Wheatley. trchMald. Loeffler. onclemor —Comma OwlMt.' THE QUEEN OF SHIBA. IMP Wallaee— LA FORZA DESTINO. Big.—' FACET: , Theraday— IL TTIOYATGIE. ...