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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 ...
... OCR OWN’ New York, 31st December. The new play Mr. Henry Arthur Jones. W© can’t b© as' bad all that,” was produced at the Theatre here last night, and was enthusiastically received a audience. Whatever may thought of the author very unflattering pictoro ...
... peculiar tyrannia oppression, between the followers “ The Captain of the heiool at the Gaiety lb i est Wlowers Christ. Gcd in Theatre, London. Hij wise and gracious providence on each The current iseoe of Golf Illustrated” con- sion gave tbe victory to Pr ...
... Interesting, and Amusing.'' Circle, 4s ; Stalls, ; Children mider 12 half price ; cnn reserved at the oki.t Boobing Office (Theatre Royal) daily 10 to 3. booked by_ Telephone ■ will be Sold unless Claimed p m. ...
... demolished, and the city arms were down and burnt the rioters, who were iii.i the troojis charging with -■wi On Sunday all the theatres f*rp Hosed, and no public gatherings were Daily Chronicle. WED'S RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE, 9d. ...
... morning was “* Be pu Earth ” ‘and in the aft ” The Cradle of Christ the the most important wa by the National tie newest theatre of varieties, the Pal {which had all ite 5,000 seats occupied ‘tem of the programme was of the “ Faust” music 2 » Me Beecham’s ...
... THEATRE TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, 2/6. CONSISTING HORS OEOVRBB. SOUP. PISH. ENTREE, JOINT, SWEETS Kui CHEESE. SERVED FROM 6 P.M. TO 8 P.M., SATURDAYS EXCEPTED, j ALSO GRILLS AT SHORTEST NOTICE. THOMPSON’S RESTAURANT, DONEGALL PLACE. 3364 ...
... HUBB: An immediate and an Unquailied “ ATTRACTIVE, INTERESTING, AND AMUSI Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 3s; Children un ing Office (Theatre Royal), daily 1¢ half price. Can be reserved at the ONL) —~ eee NOTICE.—Seats booked by Teleph be sold unless claimed by 7 ...
... and afterwards met Liverpool, and Iwe had go.d time together. each Iwniglit new and wont into the half-enwn I: eats at the theatres.” \t the police station Owen said. “ Jones has had half the money, and knew had stolen it.” When fitness j told Jones of ...
... l>t« i the Druce romance Mrs. Anna I d.iria Druce had no share, during the performance the panto- | ' at the Shakespeare Theatre, Saturday night, political references | '' Unionist nature were made in a was the usual cheap abuse of jjrogresajxc politicians; ...