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... OP WALES THEATRE.—'Photte Cant. tH. EVERY I. EARLY DOOM MATURES EARLY DOORS AT 1. TO-DAV (WEDNESDAY* A TO-MORROW (INDRSDAY). JOHN HARTS PRESENTATION OF THE ORIGINAL AND HUMOROUS PANTOMIME, “TWINKLE, . UTTLI STAR. A PANTOMIME BOTH NOVEL AND ORIGINAL. ...
... The death has averted Ivy. Fern. of the R.. . T. aserb Axial', FIRST AID IN THEATRES. Scheme Tried in a Birmingham Hall. The stile. of that splendid iretitutico the St. Jehn Ambulance Association being exemplified in quite a new way in Birmingham Realising ...
... education. the betterment of slum life and the intellectual and moral thp Repertory Thea. specially by Sir Oliver Repertory Theatre movement of Birmingham's most new enterprises, and en It Ivo ted enc.° ragen scheme that a modern its faithfulnees to the ...
... Conductor's Art. Mr. Landon Ronald. principal of the Guildhall School of Music. 'Lundell' - gad conductor of the Birmingham Theatre Royal Concerts. presided. and read a breezy. entertainiug. and useful paper on The Ads of Conducting and I..hestial Playing ...
... lift ■Phofi# 583 Hid. Bax Ofioo m Aston theatre royal.—Twio* Nigfeijj. sso ana . ockxA. Fled Osrpoator’a Grand Hew “JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. For Foot acd One .Matlaea, fiatnrday. Is—y ft 2.30 o'clock. PALACE THEATRE. BORDESLEY.—To-naght, ’ CINDERELLA *• ...
... rr. FRED 4 oN Qt EST, THE mcNACOEITONV AND G LORGE W o THE TILLYA THOUPIE OP - dare Tel 06 nos Plass Ow from pRINCE WALES THEATRE. • cant KA' 'ADAM ' WY? at 7. EARL NI Y DOORS at 1. EARLY DOORS L 'WS TED kll AND THERSDAT. HN HART PRESENTATION ORIGINAL ...
... convey their good wkbes, while others spent meditatively in churches and chapels watch night” services. The music halls and theatres were crowded, and though the (sl° came in the early hours of the morning the weather midnight woe taken be of fairly good ...
... gave way, mocking laughter from the Opposition. / Mr. Hemmerde suggested that Mr. McKenna should enquire why a C-vem. Garden theatre obtained extensions of time for fancy dress balls. (Laughter.) Mr. McKenna said be was not aware of limits of his in this ...
... right to l“e since railways telegraphs in Tibet -p-!AS 'fornearh INTERESTING PREDICTION MP School for of getting FIRST AID THEATRES NOVEL HALL IN says day opportunity to arrange advances been to slip negotiations with the Six! power still urag on The indemnity ...
... gave way, amid mocking laughter from the Opposition. Mr. Hemmerde suggested that Mr. McKenna should enquire why a Garden theatre obtained extensions time for fancy dr-sss balls. (Laughter.) Mr. McKenna said he w«s not aware of limits of bis responsibility ...
... VoUmoelkr, who has written much for Reinhardt’s theatres. In this country best known the author of “The Miracle’' and Venetian Night,” while took a prominent part in preparing Sumorun.” made eeveral visits our theatres connection with those productions, and will ...