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... of Accidental c’wth,” but added that the locomotive inspector Carlisle and the guard of the first train were blameworthy.— Theatre Royal at Wolverhampton destroyed by fire. 20— Mr. Gustav Hamel won the Aerial Derby round London, flying ninety-five miles ...
... ataermoat All the forms of amusement are being well patronised, ise'uding the Pantomimes at the Theatre Royal, the Grand Theatre, and the Palace Pier Theatre The Exhibition of Work* by English Post and Cubista, arranged by the Camden Town Group, drawing ...
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... servitude for commum- eating information likely to useful to enemy. 17—Death of Mr. J. W. Turner, former proprietor of toe Grand Theatre.—Fire the works the LcjUud and Blro-iogham rubber works Le>lso ...
... MUSICAL COMEDY v. THE REVUE, Muses] productions of the English theatre,” says Mr. Boyle Lawrence in the January issue of the “Pall Mall Magazine,” “are the best in the world, at any rate in tbe completeness and the beauty of their mise-en-scenc, and it ...
... between acts of plays was nob good thing. Let them have music in their theatres, but let it suitable appropriate. There was a great deal good music could be enjoyed the ordinary theatre public. It had never soemod have struck Composers write entr’actes or ...
... tarried H'.'b euieinc - Apply to the Owner* BUT.T.ARD KING, ft CO. Mar* London. E.C Birmingham A.-?nf# Neale and \VilVin«oc Theatre Boyal Cbamlter* New Street 'T’ M'diund.i an Pacific to Canada New - Ktiptm* ' U.i.l d'oamrr* '4 d&yt open Jan. From SCOT ...
... railed the Aero Show Olympia. 15— Throe children auffocated bathroom at Peck ham the fumes of a geyser.—Birniiagaam Repertory Theatre opened. 16— Memorij! service for Captain Scott and his tire* companions held St. Augustine's Church. 17— Deaths Sit Thomas ...
... affection between the two had not diminished. Daring Fragson's last stay in London his father even took Mdlle. Paulette to the theatre. The drama, added the friend, did not begin until six days ago. Fragson, whose engagement the Paris Alhambra terminated yesterday ...
... I R E -THE PREMIER VARIETY THEATRE. TWICE NIGHTLY. Great C:setna A- tree*. FLORENCE TURNER, Known the The ViUgrapb C.xl BEAUMONT COLLINS k 00., a Bkctcb. BEDFELLOWS.” it B' FBEU* BELACMONT TRIO. * BIOSCOPE. KULLERVO BROS. ALV.VRCTTO. REOO, & .STOPIT ...
... see much her after Lientenan Ingram's disappearance? No: I heard of her, though.” “In what way?” ** One night, outside the theatre, when she acting, I picked a gent, out of the Rutter. It was the great Mr. Sibstone hias-r. (To BE CONTtNTED.) STOP PRESS ...
... country was swept by musical eccen- tricities ~nd terpischorean orgies. Chapels and churches were emptying, while: picture theatres, with their nicious inuence, were packed. The Church Was of England was riven, Nonconformi mixed with politics, but the Catholic ...