... THE SECOND PENALTY. Poweriul and Exciting Drama. We show PITHE'S ANIMATED I:AZEATE OF U.I. THE LATEST WAR PICTURES. Cinema Theatre, 188 High Street, Portobello. ABSOLUTELY THE PLACE FOR ALL THAT'S BEST IN ANIMATED PICTURES. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME Monday ...

... THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. special Exclusive Fliglti* for Shipley. TRILBY. By Sir Herbert Tree and Company, From His Majesty's Theatre, London. AFTERNOON AT 5. EVENING AT 7.45. AdmtMßuo: Grand Circle, I/** Circle and Area, 6d. Front Ares. 2d. Look Out ! Don’t ...

... Boxing . Day at the Little Theatre, is emphatically a woman's enterprise. Miss Gertrude Kingston is not only sole proprietress of the Little Theatre, but is associated with Mrs. Percy Dearmer in all productions of the Holiday Theatre. Mrs. Dearmer once more ...

... Bosoombe Arcade.—Organ Recital at 11.30. Orchestral concert at 3.15. Theatre Royal.—Nightly at 7.30. Matinees. 2.30. &womb. Hippodrome.—?wine Nightly 6.56 and 9. - - Bournemouth Electric Theatre, Commercialroad, 3-10.30. Continuous performance of P.B.S. Pictures ...

... South Wales to follow, Aladdin, for the Grand Theatre, Luton, and long tour fully booked up to Easier. Red Riding Hood for the Princes Theatre, Blackburn, and tour. lack and the Beanstalk, for the Theatre Royal, Stockport, and ten weeks tour, and Robinson ...

... Xx AM ENTS HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TODAY AND AT TO-NIGHT, ct 7.15, RARLY DOORS, 620. ORDINARY DOORS, + FXTRA EARLY DOORS, 6 Pat Mr TOM B. DAVIS’ PANTOMIM &E, AND “JACK JILL MATINEES at °2 p.m, TO-DAY, let Jan. 1915, and SATURDAY, Jan. NOTK.—To-Day the ...

... MATINEES, WEDS, and SATS., at 430 in = lr a7 Mr. GEORGE EDWARDES’ Predactica, A COUNTRY GIRL. wi SPECIAL fp yy a7 THI: NATIONAL THEATRE. = ae DAILY st B BAUTY trees By Gon. Gloves ‘ANS. enaves.” WALLS. —- am wr 27 TO-DA Bay of emi SAT, EVENINGS at & ALLAN i ...

... PREMIER ELECTRIC THEATRE SOMERCOTES. Mre. BEASTEProprieueu. A MILLION BID Grand Picture in 5 Parts. THE OPEN DOOR. Drama in 3 Parts CRIME IN THE TUNNEL. TOPICAL_;A—R NEWS, aud Comedies. Afternoon: 2.30. _E:o:unx: 6.30 and 8.30. Prices -._2:.-. 41, 6a ...

... member of Binning ham Symphony Orchestra, is prepared to receive Pupils in: violin playing. Please applv Hales St. Pictnte Theatre, 329, Foleahill Bead ...

... THEATRE ROYAL LOUGHBOROUGH. MONDAY, JAN. 4, for THREE NIGHTS. ONCE NIGHTLY. Welcome Visit of DOT STEPHENS (direct from her South African Tour) and her Company, in the Great Domestic Drama— A CHILD OF THE STREETS. By Frank Price, Author of A Mother's ...

... and of the play, that I find a writer upon French songs and plays observes : An English citizen who neither goes to the theatre nor the opera may be a good average citizen notwithstanding, but a Parisian who is not a play-goer is a sort of exceptional ...

... College, was found that 1700 bad put in appearance, and the problem seemed to be how all could be .packed into Hi« Majest-.' » Theatre to witness the special matinee of the pantomime ‘‘Jack and Jill” They thronged round the gates of the school long before noon ...