... - Rnbiann Craw. - 6 30,and 9p.m. elairty Theatre- - Oulnply. 2 Ind Clara'. nk:k with . ttnon: 6.09 and 9. Abbey Ntr ' sod e Ghtteriog 11.15 Emma Rohn in (84 6.40 and 9. Theatre-7 and 9 p.m. RnArestao Theatre-1M a 10.33 p.m. Town lialL Rattaines—Pwtorag ...

... Drama, and Interest f. row (Tue«day), at 11 o'clock a.m. to The TEA LOUNGE open to Public with- ny. n*,n«fnl«M. MqMM. , , Theatre. Prices Admi«tioh (o- : PS”'i eladiM tax. —Bnloony, 2d; Parterre, 7d. , Hill, s?eaforf.e. Olengormley, Eliza, relict . late ...

... Throbbing Drama of Mexico. “SOCIETY” (Two Pan.), DORSEY EXPEDITION PICTURES— Triangle■ K.y.tone Comedy. Series 18—IMPERIAL INDIA, THEATRE, 11, GARDENS. NESDAY, 3 «m 10.30, FULL ...

... QUEEN'S THEATRE. 6.46 THE RECORD PANTOMIME. DICK WHITTINGTON. ALL TUE STARS. HORACE WHEATLEY. W. J. CHURCHILL. PALLEs AND CURNICK. Jill RUDA. MARION BROoM. LESLIE JAMES, J. W. JACKSoN'sDiLPE of DANCERS. AND ELLE COMPANY. Seats Booted at Tbeatre. Unser ...

... ruBLIC A USEM ENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. I lIIPPODIONE sod WINT/1 °AILEEN& ' 4.33 Dem at 60 sad (1.30 (Do Early COLOSSAL SI7CCESS, ROBINSON CRUSOE. SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY, When Woondad sod Sailors 011 nonevent. Cl the of the of tha sod Mews. Wordeo and Willtooi ...

... SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY. When Wounded Soldiers and Sailors will be Present, at the invitation of the Directors of the Theatre and Messrs. Warden and Willmot. t MATINEE EACH SATURDAY AT 2.3 C. Children Half-Price to Dress Circle and Parterre, At First ...

... GAIETY THEATRE. - AMUSEMENTS. PUBLIC NOTICES. • - ...

... themselves to. gether as the Ruhleben Irish Players. Mr. Smythe wrote • farcical comedy, which was produced, and then three Abbey Theatre plays followed-11r. Yeats's Cathleen ni lioulihan and Lady Wegory's Spreading the News and Rising of the Moon. The ...

... N'S THEATRE • ' , TIGHTLY INLY PANTOMIME, WHITTINGTON. ALL THE STARS. W. J. Churchill, Panes and 31Arion broom, Leekk Ji‘mas, Troupe of Dancers, awl Pull at Theatre—Upper Circle, la. 6d.; ms Ord, 2s. Tel. 3016. ADVISED TO BOOK EARLY THEMSELVES OF MAT ...

... in three casualties. May —Zeppelin L 7 brought down on Schleswig coact by British warship. (.CONTINUED PAGE SEVEN.I GAIETY THEATRE. THE HOME of PANTOMIME ANOTHER GAIETY SUCCESS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.0. Jiar'r r» i. 15; Ordinary 1.4 j. EVERY EVENING 7 30 ...

... Imperial Picture Jlouce. Cora m. P.iuopUcon. High Street—l*3o tc .>0 p.m. Kinema Hou«?. Great Victoria i».?n. IVncairn Picture Theatre, llnmvtirr nardoos—l» A I'.m. in. 10-30 a.tn.; Mumlu, 11-30 a.m. ia and ,—l-30 20-30 p m. o-43 9 Tht n»ipty. I purr Liicmi ...

... ABBEY THBATBX. Th® programme arranged for production at the Abbey Theatre this week will consist a revivaj Mr. Wm. Boyle's latest three-act comedy, Nic,’’ which such instantaneous success its first production a few weeks since. “The Giittering Gate,” ...