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... Pipe Major Harley, Mr. Harry Honsw Mr. Cannon Dolby, Mr. Arthur Feather. and Mr. Percy Onus, with a mmpeny from the }inset theatre, which included King and Benson and the Zirmuner Quartette. Mr. Norman, secretary the Y.M.C.A., who indefatigable is his work ...
... tree. at 7. U.. el.. 114.. and 'le. U. •Ttme Boma. numbered and can bo obtained in advance at Box Offico 01 Theatre. No for booking. Soldiers. and Tort itarials in uniform. admitted M, balf-price to mate , ed. and upwards). Moen: 34. Rol Licso•nuare. ...
... given all To gain the home folk's N Their names shall never be gorgoe, Their praises never cease. Halifax, -l Auction #f Theatre Seats for Charity At an “ auction tea at the Alhambra yester day, uver £3OO wes raised by the sale of seats for the matinee ...
... ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE Until Furthor Notice , THE HOL 3 I > AV ATTRACTION . To-day at 2 . &rly Doors 1 o ' clock . To-night at 7 . 15 . . Early Doors 6 . 15 ROBERT COURTNEIDGE'S Musical Comedji Success , Prom the Shaitesbury Theatre London . i Case include ...
... THEATRE ROYAL THE HOJ . SE OF PANTOMIMED TO-DAY TO-NIGHT AT AT . 2 . 7 . • ' Early Doors 1 . 15 and 6 . 15 . HOWARD & WYNDHAM'S ROYAL PANTOMIME , ri INDERELLA , Prodvice ...
... met his death on December 14th. Prior to joking his regiment on Anglia 5 M Leod was engaged se stage manager at the County Theatre, and was twenty-nine years of age. Tan letters from soldiers written indepeod aptly state that M'Leod went with Sergeant M'Kenna ...
... SHAKESPEARIAN SEASON AT THE CORONET. A Midsummer Night's Dream instead of a pantomime holds the stage at the Coronet Theatre, Notting Hill Gate. his the firstfruit of a scheme by Hr. Henry Herbert and Mr. A. Brough Pearce to establish .a dramatic ...
... gardening, etc. THE PICTURES.—Two of the host programmes presented for some time were those at the Usbridg3 Empire Picture Theatre this week. They inclu•led a film showing the terrible elf at of the East cwt bombardment in which striking views of Scarborough ...
... For these things Germany will made to pay, so far as money can pay, to the uttermost farthing. TOE RUSSIANS. In the eastern theatre of war. the Russians had a formidable task, taking the field against both Germany and Austria, though Seibia, with the assistance ...
... PAST AND In the theatre of the past the public sat nu the gaze. It still tuts wi the play at tunes. ...
... Society of Musicians have arranged for a Sunday concert in aid of the Belgian and Red Cross Funds to be held in the King's Theatre on the evening of Sunday first. The artistes secured are all popular, and well-known, including Charles 'Tree, baritone; Henry ...
... 'You have kept the commandments; Drink or tobacco he knew not ; music halls you believed the Garden of Eden story and or theatres were places of the devil. He the story of the Cross ; you were born again; had one recreation, and one only—fishing, you ...