. 1, 1911. TO-DAY'S PREACHER&
... Church, Southgate., 11.-11.16 and 7. R. V. R. from the Past and Tht u,..- of modern 3.15. Bum ' West London Mission. Theatre. Steen/lA-11 and 7. ItatAeabury; 6.30. Ibotr and .e o i•dt ...
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... pushing Dicky roughly amide. He passed Lord Hewlett without seeing him. lie walked automatically, instinctively, to the theatre —into Inc Ace. Sifting down before hi k desk he rang his secretary and commenced to dictate a letter. . . One part of Panl ...
BEAU BROCADE. -- Globe Theatre: Last Night
... BEAU BROCADE. -- Globe Theatre: Last Night Mr. Frank Curzon, doubtless as a concession te the holiday seasoa, presented Beau liro*ode at the last night. Z his is a tic play play in four act:. by tho Baroness and Mr. Montaini Barstow, which has act ...
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... SATURDAY. Jan MI 2. N. W. 10 Mt 1 .4 70.1. nod DELPHI THEATRE :, 13TAAND , W.O. Imam saag l irrgatt e iley. la Three A•l4 THE QUAKER GIRL. 'Liam IVIST BAMDA If mon 10 10 T. M 46 ..d am am VAUDEVILLE THEATRE, btrancl. awl A. wa ladlelti mnlc A. and I. OASTI ...
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... /I UT IT. RAMIS MUT RIDIIIOtRAT sal lIATIIII 0180. MIATINIIS rim sit es WINDILLICB THEATRE. 'trader the MA de NOBODY'S DAUGHTER. MaTilfEs sod at PRINCE OF WLitES'S THEATRE. lb *4 11111.111 CIIIILSOK 643. Kr. CRANIA* HANTS Slow wash troimmak. INCONSTANT ...
FOUNDED BY
... the New Year's ball, the management , . General Se i court. ~ nom in the mass, because seccad-raters could find of Covent Theatre'has arranged to give! an extra bail hyoscine created a sensation t h e • • gent and make a living at home ooktiek on Friday ...
Trembles on the Brink of the Ludicrous
... by the size and character of the building, may be accounted another step in the march to general popularity of the variety theatre. Not many years ago the music-hall occupied a dubious position in the opinion of refined society, but last year may be said ...
Our Work. Central Office Report, We have been very full of work during the last two months. Shortly after going
... of work during the last two months. Shortly after going to press for our last issue, our large meeting at the St. James' Theatre took place, and was, we are glad to relate, an unqualified success. Every ticket was sold, and many vequests for stalls could ...
A FINE NEW THEATRE
... contrived to build for that suburb a lordly pleasure house which he thought of calling the Theatre Royal. Later, however, be elected to name it The Wimbledon Theatre. and he duly opened on Boxing Day with a pantomime of which more anon. Unfortunately, Mr ...
BELATED SCAREMONGERING
... is not apparent but the fact remains. And, accordingly, he took it upon himself to address lately the audience of a London theatre in which a little piece of his was being played in respect of the obligation to National Service, and he has, we observe, ...
4.II;GOSSIP FROM THE GAY CITY. A HAPPT 1w YEAR 1 . THE ALTOGETHER, WELL, Refsrsaders, hare's wishing it to you
... But the explosion didn't come. Be put a hand on the man's shoulder, and when be wilted, he remarked, 8o you're fond of the theatre, are you? But Antoine Was In a Good Temper that afternoon. Everybody expected a terrible row (for they don't like strangers ...
THE R,EFERE*
... the peeling Away of my 01l Mead Mr. Augustus M. Afters. It seems only the other day that he stopped me outside the Gaiety Theatre and, pointing to the bills of ?suet Up-to. Date, said in all seriousness, You mean ' Down-to-Date,' don't you? So little ...