... the Kaiser has issued Arm\ Order in which states that during this year both the Army and Navy have been victorious in all theatres of on land and water, and they will also be victorious next year.—Centra News. * Paris, Saturday. M. Briand to-day handed ...

... 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 ...

... imrosed on ccttage tenants who fail to till their plots as directed by the Council. *% % ¥ The grand corcert to-night in the Theatre Roval will, we are sure, attract large numbers, : * F &2 = 4 Some of the best talent in the conntry has been secured, and ...

... undertakings of our submaTines hafig secured to my Navy glory and admiration fof° ever. You are victorious irn -7ail d’e;p theatres of war on land and on sea. A gratc‘; ful Fatherland looks at you with unshakeabl® confidence and proud reliance. . s The ...

... todays engagements LON! Gaiety Theatre.—Pantomime, liiunpty,” 2 and 7.50 o'clock. Theatre loyal.—Pantomime, lusoe,” 6.30 and 9 o’clock. Ensp'ie Theatre.—Pantomime, Babes the Wood,” 6.40 and 9 o’clock. Abbey Theatre.—“Juc” and “The Glittering Gate,” 8 ...

... Square—l.3o till 10 30 pm- The Picture House, Royal A recue-1 till 10.30 pm. Lyceum Cinema, Antrim Bond-r-3 till 1030 Pietnre Theatre, Danoaitn Gardens -•till IftW pm. ...

... calm everywhere alio.—Central News. _ THE GERxMAN VERSION. Berlin, Saturday. To-day 'a official commuirique' says: Western theatre of war—Army group of Crown Prince Rupprecht—North-west of Lille, on the Somme, particularly tho northern bank and in isolated ...

... MACKENSEN ENCOUNTERS STRONG RESISTANCE. (Admiralty, per Wireless Press.) The German official communique states: Eastern Theatre of War.—Front of General Field-Marshal Prince Leopold of Bavaria South of Jacobstadt the artillery activity increased. Front ...

... chocolates, bouquets of flowers, champagne, and kissing, when every actress ; ensures good luck for the year by saluting jthe theatre firemen with her pretty lips, and when each Frenchman is very careful to give 'his first New Year's kiss one of the opposite ...

... 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 ...

... “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 ...

... - 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 ...