... Pin as. No Delav. FROM £;> TO Cash Brought Pos'ed you. Distance n£ cbect. Abaiolur.e riracy A. BASS, Lta -2, GOWEK-ST. rear Theatre THE GHFAP-ST Dcßßi £500 LENT DAILY Shopkeepers. Publican and Respectable Householder.-. £ Loan 3s. weakly L.O:. . 1 )«. weeil ...

... velveteen, navy and black aerges, ninon, foulard, etc , are greatly reduced, and range in price from THs. 6d. to 18i guineas. Theatre wraps and restaurant coats are all reduced, and the tailored suits and sports skirls are offered at very low figures. A multitude ...

... Gerrard- Rontgen Society : Annual meeting ; papers by Sidney • Rust , and Or. W. Cotton, Institution of Electrical En INGSWAT THEATRE. TH V • Tel.. 4:er. 4032. BARKER . gineers, 8.15. • Crawley and Horsham Hunt Ball at the Noes Head, llorshsm. I Wiltshire ...

... the on that day, so that SY che ences watched their night at and then mounted a First test the story on your of the smail theatres which glanced at the Feel in abound in every part from it before Let the rules the course includes these entertainments and ...

... Ridgeway appointed Bishop ot Salisbury. 9. Air post between Hendon and Windsor inaugurated. Shaltesbuty Theatre; The Mousmd.” 11. St. James's Theatre: The Ogre.” E Barry beat W. il. Fogwell, New Zealand, on the Thames for English sculling championship ...

... year. And, then, summarising very briefly, we would point to the opening of the new Picturedrome, and the erection of a new theatre at Luton, the holding of the County Agricultural Show at Luton Hoo Park, the Whit Monday demonstration of Fire Brigades at ...

... COURSING, AN. HORSE SHOWS. LIHIBITIONS. SALES AUCTION — Your Lines and under Each Additional LIM PCBLIC COMPANIES .. 1 1 THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS — Lines and under Each Additional LIDO PREP AID CLASSIFIED WANTS— One Penns per word _ Minimalism I ATHLETICS ...

... ALDWYCH THEATRE. TWICE DAILY, at L3O and 7.45, THE GOLDEN LAND OF FAIRY TALES. Misses Maud Cressall, Marjorie Moore, Eliso Craren. Mary Glynne, fiorrie Lewis, Turner (Jhutwya, Flowerdew, Beresford. Kiiot, Stewart. Trevttt, Mrs. Alfred Daris; Alfred Latell ...

... greatly maligned.” The Puritan and the Theatre. The Puritanical prejudide against all. the arts is dying out (says Mr. Haldane Macfall, in the “English Review”) as to most of'them, but is still violent against the theatre. Now, this Puritanism cannot be ridden ...

... LLIE UAL& )SCOPE. JOE I'CORMAN, entit The Iri,h A ROYAL HEART. otuetti Meta may bg..A•4l Letter. W.re, FLORAL HALL PICTYRE THEATRE. Magnificent Pictures of the DELHI DURBAR. 3.1 MA pa la., ROYAL OPERA HOUSE, LEICESTER. NIGHTLY. AT 7.3. AT I . I:DAV S. ...

... ensemble was pate im ba the aod } the eagaged Joba » to manifest rteelf “The M. attrac thing ; bere at pre- rhat less than hee theatre who and vot bie”? Mr | snd for ie thes as wes truly be scale V he hare to The people who ri ip the 7. the cost, Pi ber es ...

... Hull representative wa formed on Sa: other Mr. G. F. Grant, the Chairmen of the Ho North mittee, that there wes no sipped . theatre in anv nilar * tirut jon ath 0 help up to date, $0 tar an he Knew was re. id the | tory to the medical staff. As to its posi ...