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... THE ABBEY THEATRE. “The Building Fund.” “The Workhouse Ward,” and *“The Marriage” are always popular with Dublin audiences, and holiday-makers in Dublin will have a chance of seeing them at the Abbey Theatre this week-end. A long and important play on ...

... is the first received at Birmingham sine© June. The whole of the pantomime props” were burnt a fir© which destroyed the theatre at Finedon, Northants. Dean Robinson, formerly Dean of Belfast, has been appointed warden St. John’s College, Winnipeg, Canada ...

... season took place when Charpentier’s opera, “Louise,” was produced for the first time in Ireland. The dearer parts of the Theatre Royal were packed, but our old friends “the gods,” who made for Dublin its musical reputation, were poorly represented. That ...

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... CONTINUOUS SHOW OF SPLENDID •'PICIUEFs DAILY. Praia 3.0 till zOl4 PANOPTICON PICTURE THEATRE, BLUR STREET, TO-DA T TANTA NEI ',SRN in the GREAT MOMENT, AND OTHERS. 27th .UL- THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS. ...

... MR. ASOUITH AT DUBLI Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, came to Dublin in July, addressed a Nati meeting in the Theatre Royal on the 19th. His arrival on the was made the occasion of an tion, in the course of which he narrowly escaped injury from a small ...

... giving way amid mocking laughter from the Opposition. Mr. HEMMkRDE suggested that Mr. M‘Henna should inquire why Covent Garden Theatre obtained extension* of time for fanev dress balls. (Laughter.) Mr. M’HENNA he was not aware the limit* hi* responsibility ...

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