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... ADDRESS and NEW TELE N PTIIONE NUMBER of DAIMLER COMPA LUMITED, HIRE eTORE-STREET, TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD, W.C BREGLNT 6!60 Theatre and Dinner Tariff just the same. £1 Os. Od. takes you | 20 miles from 6 p.m. to lam — 6-cylinder ROLLS-ROYCK TORPEDO? body ...
... and both indoor and outdoor amusements were “The brass Botile” extensively patronised. formed the holiday attraction at the Theatre Royal, and rinki proved a popular pastime at the Kursaal, { ob ly 300 skaters being on the floor at the busiest periods. The ...
... Whimsical Walker, Forrester Harvey, Arthur Poole Misses Florence Smithson, Gladys Trevor. Chartres, and Renée Mayer. LITTLE THEATRE. John-street Strand. TO-DAY, at 3 and 9, MAGIC, by G. CHESTERTON At 2.30 and 8. Impulse ofa Night.” Oo. PL Franklin rall, ...
... Chamberlain’s office, many of them coming direct from the playwrights them- se!ves. Others are coming in from the mana- gers of theatres who are preparing for the London season of 1914. A remarkable fact about the administration of the Lord Cham- berlain’s office ...
... New Aw Play. yAITE. MATHESON (Ma BRAITH MATS., WEDS., SATS., 2.45. to 10. Ger. 3830. 2.15) THE ENTERTAINERS. = JAUDEVILLE THEATRE. Strand, W.C '0- NIGHT. ROBINA 1s SEARCH Or x HUSBAND, At 10, GRE EAE IN THERIN SATUR Bernard Shew. at 2. ...
... LOBE THEATRE, Shaftesbury-avenue, W. G EVENING, at 8.50. Matinée, Sat.. 2.30 oew ‘arcis THE NIGHT HAW Worrall aod by at 8.30 by PREDERICK DALE, Entertainer. rnard Merivale. __ Box-office, 10-10 10- 8722 Gerrard ‘LOBE, A NEW CHILDREN’ 8 PLAY. CHILDREN ...
... ee RINCE OF WALES THEATRE. EVERY AFTERNOON, at 2.30; EVERY at 8.45. BRANDON THOMAS CHARLEY’S AUNT. Preceded cach Evening, at by MARUSA. Popular Prices. Tel. 482. _ ...
... of con- certos written during the last ten years or so. Mr. Norman O’Neill’s Humoreske for orchestra struck one as being theatre music par excellence, that is to say, it suggested a dramatic environ- ment either in the form of a fairy play or ballet. ...
... OYALTY THEATRE. Tel. 3855 Gerr. Vewense aaa Eadie TO-DAY, at 2.30; TONIG) shir. tab rusaulT or er nald DENNIS | rape.” LADYS COOPER. MATINEE ae ee og Se at 2.30. ...
... Miss Stephanie Bell, who plays the leading part in ‘‘ The Poor Little Rica Girl” which was produced at the New Theatre on Tuesday. | Rita Martin. ...
... l!. duced at the concert of the Incorporated Society Lord Howard de Walden pleads for the estab- lishment of a repertory theatre for Welsh drama. (6.) Actors will protest against the two houses 4 of the Actors’ Association next week. night system at the ...
... of the brain, and was accelerated by the fall. would have occurred as the result of the acci: In a younger man PERA HOUSE THEATRES. oe ENT GARDEN FAN BALLS. Cv and anager, FRANK RE) 15. et ll DELP Views BV ENING, EA et 8.15. Mr. GEORGe EDWAK: eas’ ON ...