... Parade and Reelj land Station. SQUIRREL EF. Finder rewarded.— 49. Zetland Hand. LOST, Weii:ies«:ay right, Prince's Theatre, between Theatre and Place, lifton, Lidy's Gold Three BROOCH, pearls and coral - Finder xewsrdod returning 14. ork Place. Clifton ...

... but-the question is how long yon have been a widower.” CLOSE OF PANTOMIME IN LEEDS. There was a full house at the Leeds Grand Theatre on Saturday evening, when the pantomime of Robinson Crusoe came to a close. Congratulations were uttered every side, and ...

... MR. FRANK WEATHERSBY’S Company CYRIL MAUDE’S Great Success, THE STIRRING MILITARY PLAY, From the Hay market and Playhouse Theatres. Loudon, THE SECOND IN COMMAND Captain ROBERT MARSHALL. Prices, 6d to 3s. Bor Office daily 10 to 3. Next Week—“THE BLINDNESS ...

... Chairmen (Yr H. Chapman) rid 4 a wry dire his and they sour not ignore suer an offense. ritered world be ear to for mouth. THEATRE ROYAL Manager Paom 6-40 TWIGS NIGHTLY. 9-0. TUIE WEEK. DONDAT, AND VISDNILSDAY- THE MARRIAGE WAGER. FRIDAY, AVD SATDIDAY- ...

... Wednesday. The picture is. of course • tin. eme adoption of the play of that mune which proved such swore the Drury Lane Theatre, London, and is played with the full ran, Melodies Bans Plopraith and Bea Webster. The cinema play ataaed on good! authors ...

... was eimply charming as King Cherie,. At the Wimbledon Theatre this week the great London Mr Wu. will be totalled. and Mr Lang. who takes the name part, along with the entire Strand Theatre raat. will appear. There sill be matinees on Thursday and ...

... Western Mail, Cardiff. 896u3 * rpYPIST Wanted for Docka—SUte experience and X. wages, H 44. Western Mall, Cardiff. 1092u2 THEATRE Manager, wHh experienoe, variety and pictures. Detsires Engagementundeniable references.—Box 87, Western Mail Office, Cardiff ...

... SATISFIED WITH RECRUITING. Our Dominions and India had given oontributiona of men, and before long in other theatre v -r the whole of them would the fighting line. The Government had reason otherwise than satisfied with the progrem of recruiting home ...

... the (sincere I should like to take this opportunity of thanking I Mr. Oswald Stoll for so kindly keeling this beautiful theatre, and also Mr. Trucanan Tower's; and Mr. Coward for the immense amount of trouble be has taken eit getting up the convert; ...

... The was enthusiastic. and this latest rental of the popular 0. 7 should be a lone one. tit the Aldwirlt Theatre, neat door to the Strand Theatre. another London favourite was netted last night in The Whip. the Drury lane drama. The performance was ...

... picture plays. For thrilliag film will take good deal and be been previously described a dream on. moaned *MM. and vs poems Theatre patrons may, therefore, safely expect gnat of this femme. addition, programmes odanddiss travel di be In the variety lieu ...

... Hall as a bandmaster, v.-as a front rank cornettist, and was a prominent figure the orchestra at. the Palace Theatre and His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, for many years Private Riach was also member of the Ist A.V.A. Band, under the lato Bandmaster Wood ...