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... THEATRES. THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. ,HT at 72T.0 . Early Doors, 6.50. •’ iuft» To-d «y ot 3,0. . a, INEMA STAR.” Mia* •.-a! Farcical Comedy from tho .•Pertary Theatre, London. -.rani 11-v va! -t the f:i\f>uritc Musical VOKK.' 640. ROVAI., SHEFFIELD. ■Hr, T ...
... —s9, J rd, Tinsley. lOST, Black RUSSIAk RETRIEVER DOO; finder J rewarded.—St linger, Hemingflekl, Barnsley. LOST, Lyoeum Theatre, Monday night, PL'KSE containing money uod photos; reward.—93, Carr LOST, N*-w Year's Eve, in largatc. Gentleman's Drown GLOVE ...
... EVENTS OF TO-DAY. IF LEC T R A PALACE, see Advertisements.) ' 41 Fdzalan Square. Open from 2 till 11. tYceum Theatre: Cinema Star theatre Royal : Dick Whittington Empire Palace: Varieties 2.30, 6.40, &9. e. '„ I Grounds. An exhaustivey' M eed ...
... IWriy Doors I.IS. KOBEET COURTNEIDGE'S ProducUon. “THE CINEMA STAR.” Hie latest Musical Farcical Comedy from Shaftesbury Theatre, Loedna. NEXT WEEK,—Grand Reriyal o£ the faToemte Musical Comedy THE BELLE Ot NEW YORK.” Box Office open 8.0 S.O. 'Phone 640 ...
... and Britain resuming the offensive have formed indissoluble link of friendship between the three countries. “In the Eastern theatre of operations Russia is compelled bear alone the shock the united German and Austrian armies, while the South she repels the ...
... affluent joker or German The following official communique from ttoer who I'^''^ '“ n - ItMdcil,aru ro was '“in toe wostorn theatre war and the ia surprising that the louden and destroyed several 1 usual thing. W '-use,, but without any damage l^ srts* when ...
... engagement in Scotland. Londoners will not see him again, I believe, until May, when he is booked for eight weeks at the Palace Theatre. THE WAR DAY BY DAY, (By Special Correspondents.) Whether the year that opens to-day will see the ending of the great war ...
... THIS WEEK, N°- 8.615. PICTURE THEATRES. LECTUAP I. A C E, Square. Open from 11, SPECIALS IN PICTURES. Latest, bulletins iron* all principal Haul grounds. .\n exhaustire and mtenaeK •ntfrcsiiag survey ...
... WORLD’S PEACE. NOT FRIGHTENED. MANY ATTRACTIONS. Britain and Russia its Guardians. The Kaiser’s New Year Message. The Sheffield Theatres and Halls. ‘•OUTRAGEOUS INVASION.” ‘‘Brilliant Victories” and “Great Successes.” The following message from the Kaiser t ...
... the suppression of the rebellion. Press Association Foreign Special. Main Headquarters report as follows : In the western theatre of the war it was generally quiet. On the coast the enemy directed his fire on Westende, and•destroyed part of the houses ...
... “BELLE OF NEW YORK.” A pleasant theatrical revival for Sheffield takes place at the Lyceum Theatre next week, when the “Belle of New York” will produced, i Mr. J. Bannister Howard's principal London company will appear in it. and the artista will supported ...
... PICTURE THEATRES. K C It A I. A E I sqii%r®. OPEN FROM 2 TILL 31. WAR SPECIALS PICTURES Builet&nn from nil the printipn! Urotrads. An cxhnttatiTe nod » in-ting of Wnr by I-aod and »vn-Urr. Russian Mighty Army, etc., etc. THE TJCKET-01-LEAVE MAN’. produced ...