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... Kate Douglas Wiggin's Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Thss Nethersole hopes to present The Awakening of, Om, at a West-End theatre anon; but first she will take it on tors, starting at the Prince of Wales's, Birmingham, on Oct. 7. f have heard excellent ...
... to China or India, or any place as far away as that. Later I heard that he was interested in a skating rink and pictit:-e theatre combined somewhere in Loudon. but exactly where Ido not know. He got out of this subsequently. Bob had very pleasant mannere ...
... HOME. A in one ult. AdopE G tod from tho Preach of Chan. Valcrof. and Pal JOS. LEVY. A originally played at the Garrick Theatre: MaedaMr. EDMUND GITRNEY Dr. Cartwright Mr. EDWARD Y. RAE. Maggie Mason— Mies MARGARET SCIIDAMORE Mn.s Pinch . BEATRICE ...
... WHEN IN TOWN • • DINE AT THE • CECIL RESTAURANT. SPECIAL THEATRE DINNER SERVED FROM 6.30, 6/6. THEATRE SUPPER, 6/-. S Loollan's newest. mesh- lashlouabL• end most delightful rendezvous: TEE NEW PALI( 001711 T OP TIM CKCIL. Candle's performs afternoon ...
... manager if the London HipPwdrome, was at that time conducting orchestra at Brighton, and asked Captain Collins to at the Theatre Royal. It was arranged that Mr. Tru*sell should play the accompaniment and that the captain ahould sing his favourite '' Nancy ...
... at Allahabad on Thursday. VICEROY and Lady Harding attended the p3rformancl of Mrs. Gorringe's Necklace at the Gaiety Theatre, Simla, on Friday evening. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR J. R. L. MACDONALD has been given a good service pension of £2OO per annuli: ...
... of playing is surely unjust. The same strictures would apply equally well to the doleful mate who Val to see a farce at a theatre to cheer up. Yet we do not say to ouch= son, Why don't you laugh yourself i of going to watch somebody who is paid : be funny ...
... concert will shortly take place ; two performances are being planned : one to be held at the Club and the other at the Depot Theatre. The concert is to help raise funds for an eastern window of stained glass in the church; a v ery worthy object certainly ...
... Following 8 Louis N Parker MATIN EK NKXT following & Performance : Sir Noilly 9 Tbuio BU A 815 Yarlck GAIETY THEATRE Mr Uco Mr QBO Miuic&l daily J 10 THEATRE 815 EDWAJtDBS’ Acts LRIlAli 2 Tl : 201 6r CARRICm in ARTHUR VIOLET 830 WED SAT 230- PRINCE OF WALES’ ...
... luxurious may be trusted to have such details as accommodation arranged in advance. It would almost seem that, as with theatres in London, so with hotels in Cairo—there is always room for more. ...
... H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietor. Sir Bzassosot T UN i.DAY NEXT, at 7, lollualag Leanings ate, • Play, In three Act., by Loots N. Parker. H Produced by SIR ARBERT TREE la conjunction with the Author. LYN HARDING HIRSEIT WANING PHILIP MIRRIVALI lA. I ...
... of the London Hippodrome, was at that time conducting an orchestra at Brighton, and asked Captain Collins to sing at the Theatre Royal. It was arranged that Mr. TruAsell should play the ...