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... I F i GRAND THEATRE, ~ -SWANSEA. :1 u F. Monday, January 2, 1911, I: For Six Nights, at 710. and 11 1: 2 F: MATINEE Saturday, at 3.30. .1 h E THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. e t E THOMAS QUINLAN L r. ~ Prawants OFFENBACH'S 3 4 : I: al Nee MIS MAJESTY'S TIMM ...
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... Caankilt:: l'h4ltp Jonbm. aa . pn .,,,A 1 ., .. „end Nurse Mare ii they were of the 1111th • h•. 1.1•011•• by St.ter. Theatre and Talbot. lii recognition of the ezrellent Isaac. lb% Thornton, and Mr. M'll . • . •telll.r. 4I 1 ., t h,. !him ., hama ...
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... roduers of H. B. Levy . I and J. IL excellent Hoy o' My Thumb bee bean wee demonstrated on Monday evening at the Lyceum Theatre, Newport, The large arras 'dried the beautiful sorry and dreier, the singles and eigneing principals and the ballet, and litugled ...
... Iwo., stop at Hill- FULL SWING, BUT THE SALE WHICH PROVES TIE in bYCEPI ti.ON, ASH WHICH ECLIPSES ALL ER SALES, 111 and the theatre of and to dumb GOL D —Every Tuesday the Motonouthahire THE SALE WHICH LASTS FROM JANUAR% let TO DECIIIM• thaw sad and the ...
... and rineweesion of which they naturally prided then:eels-we With their hair in plains the have , ymiteii one or other of theatre* that abound. and tad ,heir locks afterwards they hove teen to iinantities fall to ate round, • btpre. purt:on of the plait ...
... head of to thooghti, or matelp the to restart till. an idle hoar. lash olnitr• is invited • Pone , I a. eatendaiiies at tn. theatre this le Drama Ft. real: * 'or Amble sal he sir. Muuilbot • mason Romblon. wherein en read dui. lb i bat uidarartly Mr iliesthafte ...
... obtain what we may from the lighter music of the coinediss. The visit of the Opera Graique Company this week to the Grand Theatre is therefore a peed(trimly vesture the part of Mr. Mouillot and Mr. Beecham. They have endeavoured to (sown the experiment ...
... refine of the Llanelly IMPORTANT TRADE SPEECHES. frdlY msi ''* 'me. Ha 1114. • a la tire' L,st night at ttw ticinst Theatre - .. f•rhan II mint .1 last night. Mr John of the kee.n and frwrelly trek, rivalry, . % ron, the lesech ficiran-i-s. 1.-, ...
... There Wan one diaappoiniing ftro. John At • monthly meeting of the I.lanelly 1 il lr . _ night at the firma At II °unt l Theatre The minder 14 lenn Ilion, the Berans-a. %hen -- fides co Honiciana ''' Sir GrAth Thomas Ichairman of the Sunlett who ca m ...