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... ooikiidit borreo :- - Qincquid do Libycis verritux areis . ' * The reader is shown the circuses , the amphitheatres , and the theatres in which a pleasureloving populace while away the hours ; and the interiors of the private dwellings ^ f the rich are described ...
... 233-241 .- TO iLET . with extensive premises at back and good-eide , entrances ; very , suitable ' for . cinematograph theatre . Apply Factor , Scotsman 0 ff ) co . , . __ : ' ¦ ' ¦ . ¦ ¦ ' . ' - f ' :. • .. - ¦ ARKJET BU ? 1 ...
... UMPIRE PALACE THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 . 30 , ' - ; ' ' Aid ' : - s * TO-NIGHT , at 6 . 30 ind 8 . 45 . Special Holiday Programme . ^ - . THE GBEAT ROLAND , The Famous -Magician . ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ^ ' - - TO M ' - . ' C , L A R , _ B ~ ' And ' His Piano ...
... PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY . ; - ' • - . ( T THE POPULAR PANTOMIME . . ' • * ¦ - ; - ' -. • THE POPULAR THEATRE . :-U . > - : THE POPULAR PBICES . . Box Cffi& 5 ? r-Theatre , 10 to 4 ( 'Phono , 627 ) . 'and R . W . FEKTLASD' ?! . 24 Frederick Street , 10 to 4 ( 'Phone ...
... GLASGOW- ' , -ROYALTY- ; ^ THEATRE ; .- ! - • .-,:-. • -.:-. EVEBVNIGHT ,- ' at : 7 ; 30 , '• -: ; ,-. - ¦ -.. ¦ - . :-. • -,-¦ . • - ¦ ¦ .: ¦ : . THE HOLIDAY ATTRACTION , V , ¦ • ¦ ; . : , * :: * . WEE , 'MACGREEGOR ; bj J ; . X ? BELX \ - .-; SPWXAV ...
... Professor T . M . Kettle - — ¦ ' NATALIA . THE MASK .. - ' Nicholas Garin . • . ' ¦ ' F . Tennyson Jesse THE PURITAN AND THE THEATRE . , / HALDANE MACFALL . - POETRY : —Richard filiddleton , W . H . Davies , E . S . Lorimer . . ' ' BELLA DONNA ' 1 AND DEAR ...
... in tho city . ' The Carnival was crowded from an early hour in . the afternoon onwards ; large audiences gathered in the theatres , and lha Empire Palace , Music Hall , and the picture houses were largely patronised . On the whole , the crowds in tho ...
... districts into tho city to attend the various cntertainmente , which had special performances for the holiday-makers . All the theatres had large audiences both at the . matinee and the evening performances ; while- the ' p icture palaces -were packed throughout ...
... IRVINg, 278 Leith Walk. LIVERPOOL — SMITH, 126 Tunnel Road. MITCHILL, 6 Irvine Street. CAMERON, 155 Kirkdale Road (I Lyric Theatre). SCHOFIILD, Kensington FLETCHER, 233 Kensington. LONDON— A. TOLEMAN, 54 Battersea Rise, Clapham Common, S.W. 66 Charing Cross ...
... ROBERT COTJRTNEIDGE'S ' Production—. rfHE MQTJSM-E : ( The Maids of Japan . ) A . TapaneES Mnsical Play from the Shaftesbnry Theatre , London . The Cast includes Mr '' .. - ' , DAN ' BOLYAT ( in tlie rolo of fiuki , created bV Jiim in lK > ndon . ) Fnii chorus ...
... KING'S THEATRE. EVERY EVi:NING AT 7 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCKT - THE GRAND CHRISTMAS PANTomlktr, CINDERELLA. ONE PERFORMANCE HTLY. THE PoPULAR PANTOMIME. THE POPULAR THEATRE. THE POPULAR PRI(ES. Blx Offices—Theatre, 10 to 4 ...
... were both numerous and varied. Special matinee performances .were given at the Lyceum Theatre and Theatre-Royal, the King's Theatre and the Empire Palace Theatre. At the Olympia Palace a holiday circus season was opened this morning; and, as in former ...