... 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 ...

... aimminlitaa population on that day. so that pecked audiences watched their reappearance last sight at many of the small elc•taie theatres which abound in every part of London. Apart Nom I entertainments and then ..1-attendid mesione of the Olympia Slating Club ...

... 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 ...

... material to Dit Fladarmaox to half-a-doaen modern mnaical comadiaa. Tot I conld not pot away tha thooght on night at tha Lyric Theatre that tha aooto of thia delightful operetta would gain to affect if Lao Fall, for instance, were to toaeh op ita inxtFomentation ...

... 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 ...

... l.arat Urr._ DALY’S THEATRE—TONIGHT, 8.15 Mr I‘rodu.tioa. TUB COUNT LLAtMBOI 80. A Maalcal liar. In two aota. Bafliah BASH. HOOD. UoM A TIN BATCIIDAT. at 15. Bo* o«ea (Ur H. W. AbAratfa) 10 to 10. T«L. Garrard 201. DELPHI THEATRE StrAixl. W.C. K7ERY KVKNIVO ...

... “THE NIGHTBIRDS” AT THE LYRIC THEATRE. ANOTHER SUCCESS orl Ro R MID-VICTORIAN MUSIC. 'LABOR CONFLICTS | oo « ¥ND REVOLUTIONS. A We are, it seeme, in the midst-of a cycle of revivals of music which made mid-V. torian Eutope glad. First it was Offeabach ...

... ilr. Percy C. Simmons, L.C.C., awarded £5,000 damages against Llbetal opinion ” iLinilted), tor election libels. Comedy Theatre. “Preserving Mr. Panmure. go. Dr. Talbot, Bishop of Southwark, appointed Bishop of Winchester. Official Receiver’s statement ...

... Asiton's Ade A':y‘r. 3 I‘P]“‘:‘: , Lami, Pros 101 others. T I L;\ I | 000000000“00000000000“00000 0000000 4 (1) A pretty theatre blouse of white brenze lace veiled with indigo-blue ninon. (2) A simple blouse ot grey charmense and silver lace. (3) An original ...

... THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE Dress at the Theatres. Dress from Paris. Here, in the present drawing, is the style dear to Parisiennes at the moment. It is in charmeuse of two different shades of nectarine, one deep and ruddy, the other pale. The lighter shade ...

... limit eovcrdv the patronage they oonld show this year. Their Majettiea went to the theatre but thoao were They wdl be many the future. The music balle or variety theatres have kept up their end sturdily. Nothin* too costly for them engage, whether in the ...

... 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 ...