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... SHOES WEEK Grand theatre stockton 645— TWICE NIGHTLY’— 845 Masie Screamingly Funny Revue “WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT!” Written Tom Gott Jack Watson Introducing Bert Lauraine those celebrated j Boxers Pantomimists leading halls Notiee— theatre i comfortably throughout ...

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... an eminent dramatic critic writes of ‘¢ or Husband’s Wiie,”’ the new farce which khas heen such a great success at the New Theatre, Loy o and which loczl playgcers‘will have an OPPOl'tunit§ of seeing at the West Pier this week, The company includes Miss ...

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... Dublic Entertamanents. \ LHAMBRA THEATRE 43 I VARIETIES, BRADFORD. ) conjugction with Moss Empires, IWICE NGHTLY, 6.30 C aud 8.40. (. Rolls presents a New Preduction, LlTea s TSR e T T A A iy 1 a Prologue and Five Soenes. h TUBB, VERA HIND, and other ...

... Pantomime in Ireland. For the first time in history, my Dublin correspondent informs me, pantomime is on at all the Dublin theatres save one. The Dublin audience is not merely critical, but it is apparently also generous. At the first performance of Humpty ...

... GRAND THEATRE, . . end MM. AT 6 . 45 AND 9 , AND iaoarna gams. MID SATURDAY AT TIM ONLY Tynan-NIGHTLY PARTON= IN PLTICOVTH B&W 0 MOH • NOMA AND AN I Dow la t 1 M. FIDIVONTORT. J. , man W. GAZADENTI, Actor./(iodise. WWI CASTALDTVI mama AND =WM AND 6aILLBAY ...

... Lauder, has led at the front. id been wounded twice previously. was no “Three ’ (in which Mr. Lauder appears) at the yury Theatre this 2 ARMED INDIA 39 ers EWS OF THE NATIONAL CONGRESS. a ral o-day, amid cies National Congrese t a resolution deat of Lord ...

... uble Whirlwind Act, “In their Supported: by @ Vaudeville Company. es. Book Early. TIVOLI, NEW BRIGHTON, 6.50 & @. Most Bea “Theatre in Cheshire. Undoubtedly Wallasey’s “Best Show This The Famous Revue, LI LE pi Sunday exe 4 8.15, go Concert by Instrumental ...

... Hsadquerters Staff on the Holland Bolgien frontier.—Ex. Tel. Co. AUSTRO HUNGARIAN OFFICIAL. AHminJty, par Wirai*a« Proifc EASTERN THEATRE WAR. The enamy U wtreting * ...

... Odysseus, who, in the last three numbers, has given such a bright and graphic description of his wanderings in various theatres of war and on their fringes, comes, at last, to tire Western front, and tells us of Arras under bombardment; of the great ...