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... Cross, London, N. $1^ 1 PORT To be obtained of all Wine Merchants. Shipped by MORGAN BROTHERS, OPORTO. _ h. J r; SI After the Theatre d C. Heavy Suppers should be avoided |l|g as they produce restless nights. ;'i (fllll h?-WZJ>. C. The Allenburys Diet provides ...
... Veer T ADIES and Gentlemen, I To-night has been a great night. We have dined well we have had a delightful evening at the Theatre and we are enjoying a supper rich in its luxury and leisure. We shall not go home till morning, because, in the fashion, we ...
... T ADIES and Gentlemen, I j To-night has been a great night. We have dined well we have had a delightful evening at the Theatre and we are enjoying a supper rich in its luxury and leisure. We shall not go home till morning, because, in the fashion, we ...
... d^y after to-morrow, if the fog is so damp that even poodles are uncurled, it is better not to take your sweetheart to the theatre on that night. I am afraid she will be unable to think the show a good one, neither will she find her neighbours polite, nor ...
... Stealing a Shield (Suggested by Stealing a Bicycle, at the Palace Theatre) LLOYD GEORGE (to Sir John B runner and Co.) This, my friends, is a propitious moment-- the best we've had for 20 years BRITANNIA: Now then, you little, light-fingered phila ...
... Private Grounds, Charming Excursions, Tennis, Croquet, etc. Casino, Good Club with English Billiards, Ladies' Bridge Rooms, Theatre, Orchestra, etc. Through bookings from London. Through carriage from Paris. Illustrated Brochure (English) from E. G. KIECHLE ...
... understands well enough that English people care nothing for, and care still less about, the artistic principles of the Slav theatre. Things Russian are at present the fashion, just as Tangos and Revues. And, therefore, G. B. S., who could have out-witted ...
... sort of playgoer for whom Mr. Gran ville Barker is looking to help him with his splendid scheme for a permanent Repertory Theatre in London. Read and judge for yourself. Perhaps it would interest you to know that, in our hunger and thirst after the Drama ...
... of old traditions it meant that a thousand members of the tout Paris should spend the first evening of the New Year at the theatre instead of en famille. Such a thing has never been done before. Year in, year out, have the very same folks who got into evening ...
... to be taken up to London for the inside of a week to see various theatres. And being born of the most respectable parentage [Advt.] it necessarily followed that of the five or six theatres patronised by himself and his family at least four were devoted ...