... — - A ------ man well known in the world -± It the theatre was regretting to me other night that his wife had rue away with an officer of acquaintance. It was not so much the wife that was worrying him as the fact that he could not do anything. Yeti ...

... Froh- man he has been the monarch of the Ameri- can stage. Within recent years he has not been very prominent in the London theatres, but in other years he had a succeas with “Zaza,” and more moderate ones with ‘‘ The Heart of Maryland and Darling of the ...

... fashion that ex- presses considerable amusement and a certain amount of nervousness. A Happy Box Party. When I got into the theatre I looked for my seafaring friends and their feminine accom- animents. I saw them in one of the best xes ‘spreading with magnifi- ...

... although Sir Forbes-Roi;ertson has not yet left England ta begin another of his annual aeries of farewells in American theatre stands, his tour has been mappedout and his passage booked from Liverpool to New York. Mr. Cyril Maude came home from fo ...

... occupied -a portion of the Russian positkr north-east of Suwalki. The declares with reference to the entire south-eastern theatre that the situation is unchanged. ...

... ITALIAN GENERAL ON WESTERN FRONT. Cieocral Port®, in command of the Italian arm*, who visited the western theatre of *ar. in conversation with General Galieni. the well known French Gene* ral. assisted General Cadoroa in organising the Italian campaign ...

... PRINCES THEATRE. XTIGHTLT, 7.30; Mats.. 'Wed., Thnrs., Sat., 2-30. FOR ENGLAND, HOME AND BEAUTY.—os to 6d. Seats reserved from bd SPECIAL MAT., MON.. AUG. 2. 2.30- Last Nights, positively ending August 7. QUEEN’S THEATRE, Shaftesbur»-a.v ■ THE HIT THE ...

... Stores Association. Limited, Lahore. NOTICE. _ General Meeting Ji — the — S — h - areaolders will b 3 held •L in the Railway Theatre. Lahore, on Saturday, the 7th Auog. 19.5, at 2-15 p.m., to transact the following business:- 1. To adopt the Balance Sheet ...

... satisfactory! At this season cutting must take place at least once a week; after a heavy rain a good roll will do much good. theatre, you know. I must show you the notices I got.’ Joy laughed and flushed with pleasure. “ Ripping they were! Ronald Alistair—the ...

... they bave inflicted upon the Hapsburg armies. It may also enable us to realise the vital importance of the south-castern theatre of the war and the of reinforcing both the powers of resistance and the ’ of the Serbians, so tbat no ill shall befall the ...

... the self who hp?vy j, ing aid the Allies,” the message In Bast Galicia the situation unchanged •• iau - V • the Italian theatre yesterday Italian ingoes on. all hail their heroic loyalty and . k9 . .Gonna district firm determination stand her to the ...

... VARSETY THEATRES. PALLADIUM. 6.10 and 9. Matfti ees, Mon.. Wed. and Sat,, at 2*30. LITTLE TICK. HETTY KING, ERNIE and CO., OSWALD WILLIAMS. MAY MOORE DUPHEZ, T. DUNVTLLE, BETH TATE, etc. VICTORIA PALACE, Victoria Station. Twice nightly. 6 20 & 9 io.-Ttie ...