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... Built will be presented each night and at jour matinees at the Theatre Royal next week; “Vivien, the new musical play, at the Prince. of Wales at the ** Jack and the Beanstalk ” Alexandra Theatre ; ‘ The Christmas Party ” (afternoons) and “* The Clandestine ...
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... merit chart. THEATRES, ETC. I EMPIRE THEATRE, BIRMINGHAM. 6.50. Nightly. 9.0. Fred Ksrno presents lilt, new version of the Mumming Birds.' .Two RsAivk and Frank Wilson, and .Star Co. Box Office to 3 and to 10. Tel. Mid. 580. GRAND THEATRE. BIRMINGHAM ...
... the Colonel “ir Charles Crewe ww vacating the post of Director ot ey at Sir Pretoria, and joining t ont tie | ‘et eee ap THEATRES. EITC. HBATERES ROYAL, BIRMIN TO-DAY AT 146 AND 6.6 THE GORGEOUS PANTOMIME. THAT eae Hers With “ Boyal * Cast of Principaie ...
... Upon my word I fire something! I didn't I should pleasure! I’m afraid it’s to my wife to-night” Ho wife sister “She's off to theatre with friends Ta-to!” and ho would turnevd off again Avenel stopped him “I’ve Coral wasn’t see I speak to you It is of importance” ...
... THEATRE, BIRMINGHAY TWICE NIGHTL vw 445 and @. “THE CASE OF JOHNNY WALEER.” DAINTON, With JAMES CAREW and London Com Bom Office 19 to 6M to & Tal GOST Con. SHIELDS. THEATRE, BIRMINGHAM. NIGHT. Has At Ta a Bear ent at te BY Company xen ASS ‘pm. TWIOCF ...
... MR. ARTHUR BOURCHIER The visit to the ‘Theatre of Mr. Arthur Bourchier 1s anticipated with a good deal of interest. Mr. Bourchier is one of the most enterprisin and versatile of London inanagers, and fi S appearance in Birmingham wil! be He will a one-act ...
... Early Doors 1.0. Ordinary Doors 1%. will be contin after the Se attendances j their cpa- Boz Opes Daily. Tel. 435 Mid WALES THEATRE pace OF wie TO-DAY ME. ROBERT COURTNEIDGE’S PRODUCTION OF THE ICAL PLAY, Ax TON TS nating ‘TIONS! eurmand “and tbe eo && ony ...
... themselves or against outside rivals. The especially appeals to the people who live within a short ride on the tram from the Theatre Royal, where the show is bei staged. Sergeant Bill John- son, of Sm oth wick, a war hero, who has ace done so much to bring ...
... ever, ¥ Dewspaper in this and in many abroad, and even flashed on the screens in a host of auar ahtained. cinematograph theatres, no real clue has and ueed to a missing girl was highly edweated ut alone. essere . Morgan and Cadvean, ona! exporters, beve ...
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