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... Grand electric theatre, NEWPORT-KOAD, MIDDLESBROIGH. Reside*)* Manager - - - .TA&. PRESTON. 6.50. TWICE NIGHTLY. 9. •TAR PICTURES FOR THURS.. FRI., AND SAT.: “THE RIDDLE THE TIN SOLDIER.'’ ■* JOHN TOBIN'S SWEETHEART. STAR PICTURES. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE ROYAL. TO-DAY. et 7.30 and 7.30. THE BLEEPING BEAUTY REAWAKENED: W:II Evans, Willrtd Deutbitt. Stanley Lupino Arthur Cooquest. White:lima Harvey. Arthur Peale: Floreeoe Ihnithaoe. Gladys Trevor, Cbartren and LITTLE THEATRE. &reed TO-DAY ...
... assistance is absolutely essential, and it is just as easy to train a horse to go without food as it is to rim a picture theatre without expense; the result in both cases being identical. 8.T. writes on the subject of screens. He has been using an ...
... SOUTH-WEST LONDON. (BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) This Christmas finds an increase of more than half a dozen in the number of theatres as compared with the same period last year. Last Thursday week saw the inauguration by the Mayor of Fulham of the Red Hall ...
... - )PE, J.vyl .ARl' I. 1914 Individuality in the Picture Theatre. Individuality in the picture theatre is as important as individuality in most other things. Nearly every successful picture theatre, whose business has been steadily constructed on sound ...
... akowtou. Preacripuous wallowed by tatty quautied aud ezirerteuoed enamour, sod us beton, bung Star at the Ft Aaetell Picture Theatre fruro dyad, tuuraday (to-day), Friday and datur- Jay unto, a Western drama of gnat iatereet. lloaday, Fueeday Numieelay- ...
... Gregg's success since he took over the management of this house has been wonderful, and the tea house connected with the theatre is largely patronised. The pictures shown this week include Jim's Sun Helmet and A Fallen Hero. Mr. Frederick Stewart ...
... every reason to be grateful to it for the fillip it has given to the musical profession at large. On every hand new picture theatres are springing up, and as each one means work for one or more musicians, we must all feel encouraged and spurred on as it ...
... did record business. —The Boleyn Electric Theatre, London, E. All records broken with Dante's Inferno, Oak Lane Cinema, Bradford, by it4o. Crowd broke down Pay Box, Monday night. —Bradford Picture Theatre, Ltd., Bradford. With Dante's Inferno we ...
... weie exchanged, but the great mutual between two had not diminished. last stay l.ondon, hts latnei even Mdlle. I'auiette tne theatre. The drama, added friend, cud really begin until six cV*ys ago. engagement tit the Pans Alh mora; terminated yesterday, wa6 ...
... QGMEDY THEA COMEDY THEATRE. . Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. Arthur Chadleish. EVERY EVENING, at 9. Mr. TOM B. DAVIS presents A PLAGE IN THE SUN. By Cyril Harcourt. The Wittiest Play in London. Mr. ROBERT LORAINE. Preceded at 8.30 by THE THIRTEENTH. ...
... THEATRES. JAMES’S. TO-NIGHT, at 8.30, REAPPEARANCE of SIR GEORGE ALEXANDER. TO-NIGHT (Thursday), at 8.30, wiU anted New Play entitled H ol Henry Benuteia, by George Kgerton. ?t tS ^ l!S?n??£K Antonin Krt-nnan .K. Antonin viviAN UfcYSULUi) t- D ° Georgette ...