... THEATRES AND AMUSEMENTS. ettt et LY(!UI THEA'!;RE. SHEFFIELD. TO-NIGHT, at 7.15; Early Doors 6.30. MATINEE m‘é’ and SATURDAY. at 2.0. “Early Doors 115 ) - Coman Doyle's Great London Swocess, from the Ablwi fo Globe Theatres, AN ADVESTURE OF SHELLOCK ...

... ELECTRIC PICTURE PALACE INFIRMARY ROAD (newr Hoyle street). SRRRAES ErORESbULE T Rt w . PICTHRES aad ¥ A . s snd 63 - Telephone. THEATRE . ROYAL. ROTHERHAM. “THE GREAT Avg_Axr.NmG. NIGHTLY, AT 7.30. e ————————— e ROTBEBB-\M HIPPODROME. MISB MNC.\SHI&E. LIMITED ...

... THE DAY’'S EVENTS. (See Advertisements.) Lyceum: “The Speckled Band” ..2, 0, 7.15 Theatre: * Jack and the Beanstalk™ 2. 0, 7.15 Alexandra Theatre: “Cinderella” ..2 0. 7.0 |Empin Palace: Variety Company 6.50, 9. 0 Hippodrome: Variety Company 2.30 ...

... better to try to get to the hottom of thinge ‘and not let them slide? Will “J. M. tol} me where the similarity between a theatre and a coal mine lie=® Does he think that from the Pretoria Mine there is only one outlet? Tf sO. T can assure him he is mistaken ...

... DINNINGTON PANTOMIVE Mr. J. England. manager of the TLyric Theatre, Dinnington, on Saturday entortained all the staff and helpers, together with about 70-girls and boys who have provided the week’s amusement in the pantomime, “Red Riding Hood.” At night ...

... R RRS | e Ao T g Little Florrie Lewis, who rules over Fairyland in“ Pinkie and the Fairies,” which will be at the Lyceum Theatre | l 3 R ZHAL ey 2 s ...

... WHEATRES AND AMUSE! I YCEUM THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. 4 TO.NIGHT, et 7.15; I'a’;l)oon 6.30. MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.0. Kouan Doyle's Great London , from the .\A{o&pm and Globe m—. x apverins f DAERLBCK Ropuss “No more brn\gk- story bas ever L‘- | produced on ...

... THEATRES & HALLS.! New Year Amusements in Sheffield. MR. SEYMOUR HICKS. LYCEUM. the fl%‘nd M' tg‘.‘ w! its stay at m_vmum Theatre. The faoct that it 38 a dramatised version of one of the many stirrmg adventures of that marvellous creation of the novelist’s ...

... Lm':uln' were yvesterday entertained by the Robin Dinner Committee. They were first inflt«!' to an entertainment at the Palace Theatre by the kindness of Mr. McNaughten, and’ they then marched in procession to the Drill’ Hall, where a capital spread was put ...

... ROTHERHAM THEATRE. l' Rotherbam Theatre Royal was packed rom floor to gallery last night, when a geod company gave a splendid interpretation of “The Great Awakening.” The principal parts were taken by Mr. Herbert Barrs, Mr. Andrew Esmond, Mr. Bryce Methren ...

... THE DAY'S EVENTS. (See Advertisements.) Lyceum Theatre: “ The Soeckled Band” 7.15 Theatre: “Jack and the Beangtalk” 2. 0, 7.15 Alexandra Theatre: “Cinderella” .2 0. 7. 0 Empire Palace: Variety Cowpany 6.50, 9. 0 Hippodrome : Variety Company 6 ...

... the crowds waiting for the theatres to open is enforced by a municipal by-law or not, but I do think that if the Council adopted ilt for waiting tramway paseengers at busy times and carried it cut ' as well as the theatres do, it would be safer, 'and ...