... Commons: Second reading of Parliament Bill carried by 368 to 243. Lacrosse: Cambridge beat Oxford 8 goals to 3. A Gaiety Theatre: Peggy.*’ National Cross-Country Championship won by Hallamshirc Harriers. J Association Football: Wales drew with Scotland ...

... would be lirgelv on the the Nati ein’ { Reuter. nm, not i ‘The Doughty- Les tie Corepany gave two exor! of day at the Queen's Theatre ot formances on Satur «Geoffrey Stirling, Bar ject of the exciting play bit to Thief.” The hes come interesting an and there ...

... E MPIRE THEATRE, Lewentereq., W.C. THE hee VARIETY ood At. eee NEW few EVERY EVENING, tea ** yas vou pew. WED. AFTERNOON. Pea “A ve —DAILY -MORNING POSE FOLLIES “The Polties, witha thes ever, oot THURS. AFTERNOON. “The bie os ys vou. © out 647. AFTERNOON ...

... epidemic. The Magistrates had recently prohibited matineos in theatres in order prevent the spreading of diphtheria. Children must have entertainment, especially the New Year time. The theatres in Forfar were disinfected thoroughly, and no one in Forfar ...

... encourage- ment of English music, for which his son Thomas, the conductor, has done so mitch, Recently he acquired the Aldwych Theatre. CHARLES BEHRENS, ESQ. Till recently Lord Mayor of Manchester, in which he ie leading merchant. Born in in 1848, is a phi ...

... 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 ...

... b-ovdipj.afters Nottingham ibout Feb. 22r.d. The winter meo!inrr the National Rift Assot-i 'it:.on will *V-> he'd in the Theatre .-f Royai L mr-ed Service Institution, Whitehall, ■ London, Feb. 12th, 3 p.m. ...

... strikers at present undergoing various terme of imprisonment, @ concert by an audience of 2,000 was given in the Pontardawe Theatre on Sunday. Mr. John who presided, eaid Home Secre- tary, in reply to the various petitions and resolutions of bad intimated ...

... indications how matters may` be improved. Mr. Haldane Macfail sets about the Puritan spirit which would dcminate the art of the theatre, and all other art, with a right good-will, championing the 'text. Life is a great Thou Shalt ; not an enfeebling; incubus ...

... the fund Collected by Agnes Maude from members of Are You a Mason? Travelling Company, friends, ' and public entering theatre (Rushden) £2 T. H. B. 10s. each—Charles Hutton; H. C.; Chum; Captain. Roland Haig, 6th Rifle Brigade; M. H. (Boscombe); H ...

... FRANZ LEHAR. Matinee, Saturday, at 2.15. Tel.,. Ger..-201. ELEPHANT THEATRE, S.E. ROBINSON cRUSOE. DAILY, at 2 and 7.30, Box-office, 10-10. 'Phone, 2,192 Hop. D UKE OF YORK'S THEATRE. TO-DAY and DAILY, at 2 and 8 CHARLES FROHMAN presents PETER PAN, by ...

... 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 ...