... ordinary sense, the reduced railway facilities and increased fares having come into force. The matinee performances at the theatres and the picture booses were well patronised, but the bright weather of the morning tempted more people than usual to go for ...

... HARRISON FREWIN OPERA AT THE SHAKESPEARE. 26 Bohemian Girt” was an excellent wind-up to a very successful week at the Theatre. It is a big undertaking to run a twelve weeks’ season of opera, but the standard set. by the Harrison Frewin company is high ...

... Monday & Saturday. 2, 30. ETROPOLE Theatre, Openrshaw. 640 & 8 55. FRED LE CREN'S Gorgeous Pantomime. N B A , An Excruciatingly Funny Production from Start Finish. Matinees ilon. and Sat. 2 30. Dcors open 2. KING'S THEATRE, Longsight 640 & 8 55. W. WATSON ...

... time the atmospheric conditions had compell ed aviators to ‘their: W. Kelly will sell by auction, after of the curtain at Theatre ie fal aaa to ight, the donkey Jinnie, in aid ...

... RINCE'S THEATRE. TO-DAY at 145& 7. MATINEES THIS WEEK: Monday, Tuesday, WedaiesdaV. and Saturday, 1 45. After this week: Matinees Every Tueaday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday 1 45. Gigantic Sucfee® of the GEOffi&E EDWAiRDES DALY S THEATRE 00. in the ...

... and his admirers throughout the world will offer him their sympathy. Harry Lauder ic appearing this week at the Shaftesbury Theatre Three Cheers, and should have plaved in a matinee to-day. He takes by far the biggest part the work of the revue, and in ...

... Axdwjcfc PIANO FOR SALE, £14. Fr swxiport R«ad, lA>OB, 16sns., 18gns!, and 25gns., 2/6 weekly. 3 5' Stockport ltd., opp. Empire Theatre, M'ter. A MERICAIs Organ by Mason and Hamlin: 6 sets reeds: : V a V B /?' • Campbell Eoad, inlaid hornless cabinet, 4ft. high ...

... Carpathians and Rumania. Admiralty, per Wireless PrJS3. w German official report says: im tern Theatre. —There are no events or to report. Eastern Theatre.—Prince Leopold's Front: f? , e south Riga and near Smorgon ,..,P Russiai raiding parties were re- ...

... “a VARIETY THEATRE. ‘3 PREMIER 6.40 (SATS. MATINEE TO-DAY. aT ALBERT DE cOURVH te wy Bi SHOW \ = yack RECORD REVUD RAY, GEORGE FRENCH, JENNIE B IN, | AUDRI “SUTTON, BROS. POL TORUS OF 100. SUPPORTED BY BRAUTY _— WEAT THE PRESS | ¥S ve “Tt richly “mer ...

... 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 ...

... THE TIVOLL Picture-goers who wish to begin the year well should visit this coniforteble and commodious picture theatre in Talbot-road. Here the most laughable eomedy, enjoyable topical, and interesting dramatic features are always to be seen. The best ...