... and Night “the one Thing needful.” Friday. THE FUGITIVE.” 3>30. Yd. 3401 i 3402. Tele. Dramatic.’ A net Saturday Next the Theatre wi'.l CLOSED for tbs f Tacatioa. Reopening Aug. Bank Holiday. ROY Ad, LEI. lib. 6.45. TWICE NIGHTLY And 9 0. MATINEE TUESDAY ...

... THE REGERNT, ERADFORDYS FINEST PICTURE THEATRE. ~d3v ani Wednesday, at 2 to 10.30. “SOCIETY AND ITS SINS.” ...

... VEDRENNE and NAME. DENNIS F.ADIt. ea THE MAN WHO ST .YED Al HOME TO-NIGHT at 1.11; Matinees T..ars. sod Sala at I.* SAVOY THEATRE. Mr. 11. IL IRVING will produce on Thursday Neut. at a Cornet in Three Acts, by Eden Phinum s a A nn* , d es ded THE ANGEL ...

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... Sister Maude and her helpers were highly congratulated by many of the a isitors on the excellence of the work. THE PICTURE THEATRE, HAYWARDS HEATH. Good Programmes Throughout the Week cry entertaining wore the pictures shown (Monday) evening. Thrills and ...

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... THE EMPIRE Miss Florence Smithson, the heroine of so many musical successes, is the chief attraction at the Empire Theatre. Her excellent soprano, the charm of her style, and her personality generally, make her an artiste of irresistible appeal, and in ...

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... BODY for 20 horse cha Site iW Vv 43 complete and in new condition; cheap.—W | wi rh aa atl rem 20s oiD. | condition Grand Theatre Ruildings, Lee MOTORIS The beet to “ PALMER FLATT™ HO i .EEDS. ham, Suspension Bridge. fret turn to lef Wensley, past Church ...

... NEW PINERO PLAY. When Sir George Alexander begins his autumn season the St. James’s Theatre Wednesday, September 1, be will, says the Times, produce a new play Sir Arthur Pinero. It is more than two years since London playgoers have seen anything new ...

... AMUSEMENTS. Advance Notes of Coming Shows at Local Theatres. ...

... certainly not ia clther energy or capacity to attain Mr. A. Pollen will a lecture, The Sigane square at War,” at the i Court ‘Theatre, a the au on Monday next, ‘of the Ladies and Sailors’ COMMISSIONERS FOR The Regulations ‘or the Current as to Grants ont et ...