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... MR. AYD LI:311:R. Darts Doors at s 4& 14served Seat► FWD Circle Es. G RAND THEATRE. HANLEY. MONDAY. DECEMBER 2901, 11113, mid 7 and • TWICE NIGHTLY. ..•• 7 and f. WWI, and Weeds, Prat Home 6 60. TOMORROW (TRIDATI. SECOND PERFORMANCE ('RAND MILITIRY SWEAR ...
... our theatres but it should be appropriate. We did not want barn dances or a symphonic poem, but there was a great deal of good music which would be played and enjoyed by ordinary theatre-goers. The illustrations were played by tho Haymarket Theatre orchestra ...
... and 6d. , & CAFE 10UNCE 1/. served REE CHARGE , j «• |M 4 to 6.30 p.m- ; - B. VICTORIA THEATRE \ Ooposite G.P.0., DERBY. „ „,i-to'rs. the Victoria Theatres Derby, Ltd. Manager, Mr. F. T. Studd, Phone 188, Week corn December 29th, 1913. & MAURICE, ...
... Myth,. veil-known warmer. February of Myth and district miners in the Irish Club, and the Ashington sWank in the Minot.' Theatre. on the Question of fortnightly fees to the doctor The old folks of New Bartley and Shankbonne to 1.-Military funeral of the ...
... grown-up family. WILSH THEATRE BURNT. An Errand Boy Injured and Performing Birds Killed. An errand boy was slightly injured, and largo number of performing birds were destroyed, by a fire which broke, out picture ha!! and variety theatre Pontlottyn, South ...
... contemporaneous with the New Gallery Kinema in Regent Street, at the Picture House, Kingston, must have given that up-river theatre a noteworthy prestige. I was told by the acting manager, Mr. Hayward, that not even a full orchestra could have surpassed ...
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... THE PLYMOUTH PANTOMIME HUMPTY DUMPTY. At the Theatre Royal, Plymouth, Boxing Day, Mir. Glover's Christmas pantomime, Humpty Dumpty/' was successfully launched, and by crowded houses at both afternoon and evening performances was pronounced be the best ...
... Passages, and purify the atr you breathe, so that infectious germs cannot strike harm into your chest. When you come out of theatre, concert, meeting, office, or anywhere Into, a change of atmosphere, a *■*& Peps tablet In the mouth will be most protective ...
... Kaylor's-row Iloilingwortai Alexandra W Jlortpn Prince's Hall - W-P Morton Circus Hall 'Mr L - ' ' Chap- - man Magnet Electric Theatre - J Morfitt St Sims: Ucsele-roai Picture S: PWaw: Palaee' 'E Hull Cblieeum M Circmp J G F Picton Thomas was mail? to id ' ...
... at working in front ' by slag unexpectedly It is will Hildas nne to public with will to y the and foment magistrates that Theatre cheque for structural that institution His hope that may assist “I continue to support institution liberally” Mr A Bartram ...
... golf ball* from one dressing-room another. Outside the Cemetery. Mr Charles Hawtrey tells a story con* nected with one the theatre billposters. This billposter stuck a bill advertising the play outside St. Saviour’s Cemetery, Harrow, and the indignant ...