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... 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 ...
... THEATRE M ROYAL DOOR At 6.0. At 6.0. QUINLAN OPERA CO. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.0. SHARP, Early at 6 o'clock. at 6.50. ?lOTA—Pato.. are ea:welly mewed to be AAAtaat be 7 o'clock. so that the sea pet be after the rin of the cattalo. TRISTAN & MIME. ...
... ULSTER AND HOME RULE AMUSEMENTS• THE WEEK'S PROGRAMME TH; GAIETY THEATRE. The Gaiety Pantomime of The Babes in the Wood will enter upon its second weer to-night, and is proving an immense success. Mi. Flu Dudley is. the principal boy. and Min Mildred ...
... ©the** characters are in capable hands. will be matinee pextormance to-day at 2 o'clock.. THEATRE ROYAL. TUE SEASOX. The second week's programme Operas the Theatre Royal bids fair to even more interest than the opening week of the Quinlan Season. To-night ...
... Opts 2.30. 6..'0, and AiS Admission-3d, Bd, fkl, and is. tssersed Seale. 1. ed. Glukirea Hall pone. nevi* 3/ T li E ABBEY THEATRE. 1111 E 11111 ECCIA6IAsTICIL BEMIS. CONTENTS VOS JaNtART. Td.7 &Hoed. New. WA. re. Chortle so /311. Beg. &A J..ey, at 11.15 ...
... THZ ABBEY THEATRE. Thsroday, Yr lday *ad &stomata', 4t.a. sad Otb at 816 astarday listissre. 4 •t 3 pte. PPECIAL 1.1 WEEIS. THE ANNUNCIATION:' SFA:OND PI. THE 11.101iT INTO Kovvr . From the eye)* at Ily.tetira 1400 A.J. THE NATIVITY • Play is ON Act ...
... wige-l. I’b'.i ire qmei, and if .igmuu: Uulganon. January alnprucm. 29- 6d. Barley steady to firm. Oats ard quiet. QUEEN’S THEATRE TO-MGin R. EARLY IH»*>RS b-50. THE .ITC'Bmn ItrBLIN. TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY THE RECORD PANTOMIME. ‘•JACK & THK BEANSTALK —od ...
... (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 ...
... on a car and demanded entrance. Irish Actresses' The Boston papers report in Battering terms the success at the National Theatre in that city of Miss Louise Agneee and her company of Irish players and singers. The company includes the Mimes Eileen Cooney ...
... So-and-So. The money lender the guise Santa Claus is surely pretty conceit. “Night Birds” Hie new musical play produced the Lyric Theatre ou Saturday night is a flesh version by Mi»a Gladys Unger Johann Straass’b comic opera, ‘Die Fledermaus.’’ English version ...
... GILT atolltoEll AND LOW E GAMMAS REDMOND & C AND JIBIOILLERS. ON= GIZAT 01101011 NAZE! 011 r 10111 /hill'. maim. GAIETY THEATRE. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.0, 1.17 Deese M 141. Oedasey Deese Imola. ?A& Su* ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF sQ GIUND PA57011111111. THE BABES ...