... Germans think of the scheme by which popnlar actors, actresses, and singers are to entertain our soldiers in “The National Theatre at The Fromt.” They will probably say once again that we are Bmot a serious people, that we are only a uation of triflers ...

... esses Include S years' open New Coll., Oxford; principal soprano St. Margaret's. Westminster; other pupils placed Garrick Theatre, King's. Hammersmith, Grand, Wimbledon, etc. b Domestio Servants Wanted. NOTICE. —The Broadway Parade Employment Agency, Crouch ...

... oRcngeTRA jays dilly 2.35 to I and 8.21 to Mao p.oa On Monday next, January ath, and following two day; K2xeluaive to this Theatre/. , TFIROUOIN VALLIT OF SPIADOWa, • Peataring SITA,Q Irtra/V,CE Vottpva me, toy dear, he whispers aaftly--and the story ...

... entertain great have more particularly developed between St. laire-Le•Grand and Beausejour, to the west ..uing the Galician theatre, our establish- of Ville-sur-Tourbe. They may be summarized - nsenein tins region confirms the dismember- by saying that all ...

... The Japanese Ambassdor in Rome is reported to have stated that the rumours of the Japanese intervention in the European theatre of the war are unfounded. THI OF TAINOTAO. An extract from the letter of a naval officer is given in The Times. Writing early ...

... pleaded guilty, was apprehended a warrant. Bailie James Stewart, presiding magistrate, sent Mair to ison for 6o days. PAVILION THEATRE The large :rowds attending the Pavilion testify the attractiveness of the programmes ibmitted to them, and the applause ,tven ...

... TEE PRIM= PLAYHOUSE. GRAND THEATRE. CHURCH ST. 0101101 AL MANAGER . H. HAILSOP. ACTING MANAGER PEWS MILREOP. TONIGHT FRIDAY, sod WEER at 7.21. MATINEE TODAY al 24 pan. ERNEST DOTTEIDGE PRESENTS MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. Made for Admiration Laughing Purposes ...

... ‘Theatre of the Ooch 1s. Pre te Pe ed MIIDI IAT CE ...

... ROYAL ARTILLERY THEATRE, WOOLWICH. “DICK WHITTINGTON The pantomime at this popular theatremore popular than ever now there are ...

... — Sa [Theatre Rayel. 7-30 “DRI-PE: 6-50 AUTUM drome, Quean’s. oy, for 2 oer Thy ie = BOX TION. aa Get tun im @& ...

... THE RUSSIANS. tie misters theatre of war. the had a formidable task, taking the both Gamma! and Arstria, though Lehr. with the armatasee of Montenegro. nue able to Sad occupation for a good pro. portion of the fermis. against which woo sea, remarkable ...

... did you hear of citizens unarmed and innocent By Britian bullets in the grave in one re d burial bunt 3 Whole in the mghty theatre in which the conflict's staged Have Britons mannered wounded, or womank o imaged ? They don't know how to exercise the ...