... and 1 reoeive the * Reporter” woekly, so I know when the 181st was formed. Whilst you and your mates wore kicking about the theatres. otc., the lads of ths regiment were fighting at Mons. ee & sAy mi your ” are you? id you gain this distinction, or when ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. ‘■'The Patriot and the Spy” is the suggestively up-to-date title of the chief picture for the lirst half of next week at the Royal, and its peculiar applicability to the moment should' attract widespread attention. will supported the usual ...

... ROYAL COURT THEATRE. WARRINGTON. MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 3RD, and during the week, at 6.50 and 9. Matinee, Monday and Saturday, at 2.30. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! NIGHTINGALE'S Ever-welcome Pantomime, 'ALADDIN. DOLLY ROSS as Aladdin. ERIC DUDLEY as Abanazar ...

... GRAND THEATRE, BOLTON. WEEK OOMMENCLSG Srt. AT 2-30. • ■ 9-0 BISHOP 6 GRAND CHRIItTMAt- ...

... THE WAR. WIRELESS MESSAGE Germ*!! wireless message says : Western Theatre—Nothing-of importance. Eastern theatre.—A Russian attack delivered across ice the Dvina, near Friedrjchstad, broke down under our fire. Enemy pumping detachments, and patrols several ...

... music followed, which were kept up with gusto until eight o'clock. On Boxing Day the patients journeyed to the Royal Court Theatre to witness the performance of Betty, they being conveyed there and back in a special tramcar, provided by the manager of ...

... AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE. A 3418TERDA II Friday. official coininunique Jed in Vicuna to-day aa3s: - Rtooian Theatre of War. -The diatrict lwfore our Strypa front between Honiara and Wimiowseyk wws yeaterday the &erne of several strong Rumbian attack.. which ...

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... SHAREHOLDERS' MEgWiG, The annual meeting {he shareholders the Palace Theatre and Hippodrome (Burnley) Ltd , was held at the Bull Hotel on Tuesday, the chair being occupied ly Dr. G. S. Pullen, J.P. A dividend the rafle of per cent.'per annum was declared- ...

... of this country. It , so to speax, at our own doors, and in the S .inion of many competent judges it must be .e decisive theatre of war. The original erman plan was branded as a failure in the - .ening months of the war. Rapid success as of its essence ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL COI RT THEATRE. Betty Endears Herself To 'Warrington Audiences. However sad one might have been this Christmastide, a visit to Betty, playing to crowded houses, was a sure way to dispel the gloom. This bright and refreshing ...

... from 6 30 p.m. 10 50 p.m PRICES AS USUAL. Children Half-price if accompanied by Parents fMATINEE ONLY). MATINEE DAILY at THEATRE ROYAL, PRESTON. IN AID THE WAIFS AND STRAYS’ WAR EMERGENCY FUND THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, at Seven o’clock, and MATINEE ...