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... ARTISTER G6PARKLING FULL OPERATIC NEXT MATINEE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30d, at 2. And Every Wi Excusion Saturday, at 2 o'clock. EMPIRE THEATRE , TWICE NIGHTLY .--9 6 Albano Girls, Jessie Abbott. ‘In Musical Comedy “The Hunt ive PROBYN AND BATES, © And the RICH ...
... EMPIRE THEATRE. Following an excellent programme, which was accorded full measure of support during last week, the Umpire announce a further highly attractive bill for the llrst week of the New Year. A special and important engagement has been made of ...
... NTHE (By permission of Mrs. D'Oyly Carte). Daring the Week Commencing MONDAY, 51H FEBRUARY, 1912. ‘The plan is now 0} at the Theatre Royal. Coupon and Ticket geats. ‘olders should book Set ...
... ticsed were those dealing with all the mar. | Theatre knew of th e t courtesy that Mr.j kets of the From a financial point of | TIMOLEAGUE. O’Brien always to visitors to the; view, from a of view, and | theatre. from the point of of the convenience ¢ or ...
... evening his Excellence, accompanied by Lord and Lady Pentland and Mr. Max Green, were present '.t the opera performance at the Theatre L•nal. Yesterday evening their Excellencies, ac-i companied by the Viceregal house party, were present at watch-ni the Vice ...
... THEATRE ROYAL The second week's programme of operas at the Thaws Royal bats fair to be even of more interest than the opening week of the Quinlan season. To.naght Weimer's love drama, Tristan and Isolde, will be given. and special notice should be ...
... devout worshippers attended tho services. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and Countess of Aberdeen were present in the Theatre Royal last night at a performance of Offenbach’s fantastic opera, ‘‘The Tales of Hoffmann,” by the Quinlan Opera Company. ...
... also the Library and the Garden. Under Before the footlights we have scenes from Orpheus in the Underground at His Majesty Theatre, also portraits of leading p’.avere in their parts. New fashions arc most attractively set forth in both illustra* tiona and ...
... (Momhiv). January WEDNESDAY N>\t. January 3rd. FRIDAY, January 'tli. And Every and Friday, at 1.30. Usual Prices. Box Office Theatre Royal) daily 3. Te lephone 114-'. ...
... AMVstmerJTS. THEATRE*** ROYAL LARI.T IXKJUiJ (fcO. CS9w 0.0. OCINLAN OPERA CO. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.0. SHARP Early. Door* 6 © clock. Ordinary 6.30- NO -Puroca are earnestly requested b* eeai«d 7 o'clock, so ttwt th«* opera may not xatcxrupted after the the ...
... TO-DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS Gaiety Theatre.—Xmaa Pantomime. 1 iij the Wood. Malime, 2 o’clock Evening , 7.45 o’clock. Theatre Royal.—Quinlan Co. ttpera bca-**u. Theuiii and Is-olde. 7 o’clock. Empire Theatre.—Variety Programme, and 3 o’cloik. Rimnd UotuiKla ...
... THEATRE EARLY DOORS eee ROYAL. OPERA €O. TO-NIGHT, AT 1.0; SHARP, at 6 o'clock. Ordinary at mat ot Menten BISTAN & I ISOLDE.” ...