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... —Kvangdistir Nfceting this (Thursday) evening, in the Hail, 813 o'clock ; open all. Week Prayer, from January 11th indowve. ABBEY THEATRE PLAYERS ...

... GAIETY THEATRE. THE HOME OF PANTOMIME. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.0. Emir Rama at 1.15. OrdWiry Dawn at 1.45. EVERY EVENING AT 7.30. at 6.45. (MOW, Ent 42 . l ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE MAGNIFICENT CHRIRTNAII PANTOMIME JACK AND THE BEANSTALK. PRESENTED BY FRED ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. HIPPOODROME AND WINTER GARDENXN B. 6.45 .. TWICE NICGHTLY. 9.0 BARNOLD’'S DOGS & MONKEYS Frapcis O'Flynn, Stewurt Ferguson, Lotta Watson. THE JACKSON FAMILY, RIVERS & SULLIVAN. Tennyson and Wallis, ¥ive Wartons, Rioscope. POTTS BROTHERS ...

... THE ABBEY THEATRE. FIRST COMPANY. TO-NIGHT, TO-MORROW, AND SATURDAY AT 8.15 p.m,, and Saturday Matinnz at 2.30 p.m. KATHLEEN NI HOULIHAN. By W. B. Yeats. FAMILY FAILING, A Comedy in Three Acts, By Wm. Boyle. Usual prices. Booking at Cramer’s. ...

... unexcelled in the United Kingdom. tne H. Seaver; builder, Mr. W. M'Vicker. Cinema annua i election Commissioners early m the theatre on the Crumlin Road for Mr. T. Stewart; €ar retiring Commissioners who onerea architect, Mr. W. J. Moore; builder, Mr. A. ...

... accomplished in the history of the world. He has covered in the air portion of three continents, and the greater part of the theatre in which the world's most intense drama has been played. He has travelled the inner circle of the Homan Empire from Caul ...

... clefs entertainments were giren by leading Du'. Ito artialett. R.D.S. Lecturas.—Yesterday afternoon, in the 11.11.5. Lecture Theatre, before a big audience largely composed ofjuvenile., Mr. Charles tireen. M.A.,concluded three interesting lectures ealing ...

... it, and merit. So, the inquiry being thus almost he found that the speed controller was turned don Telegraph ) that the theatre of the on at full. This would have meant that but !loyal Institution was thronged on /Settled*, for the prompt and skilful ...

... TANG 6 TEA NIATiNEES AND FASHION PARADES. PETE and PETITA, DIM Ism dm Owe /Mem Mahal Dim CM* 1. EMPIRE THEATRE DEZ S O Koa n s Amens. arm Oran CRETTO TROUPE rivoLL TIVOLI VENETIA. Om Oda lb* Ds Mom. MI COMM ACM. a PETE THE SHERIFF. ROUND ROOM, ROTUNDA- ...

... Hritash electors «ukl }mbh. iliuminatav© in conn-.ction with the great Umom*t KaM-'- magi how d»jn.wwtration was held tb** Theatre Koval on November when Air. Law and &or Edwa.d were cht speakers. was scene uAica untuussaam. With the exception Borne measures ...

... York, Wednesday. Owing to the great succesa hi* present lour, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson has decided to move to larger theatre for the last three weeks farewell season in New York. The actual farewell' performance will take place in the Manhattan Opera ...