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... gallant undertakings of our submarines have secured to my Navy glory and ad- miration for ever. “You are victorious in all the theatres of war, on land and on sea. A rateful Fatherland looks at you with unshakable confidence and proud reliance. “The incomparable ...
... Half-price to Dress Circle and (Matiness only 3s. 6d_, tax bs Tote Box Plans Open 10 a.m. to p.m. 435 Mid. RINCK OF WALES THEATRE EIGHTEEN MORE NIGHTS AND SEVEN MORE MATINEES. THE FRED BLLLINGTON, ELSLE McD’ ERICK HOBBS, NELLIE BRIERCLIFFE, SHEFFIELD, ...
... Phone: Cen. 684. REPERTORY THEATRE DAILY AT 2.3 AND 7.2, USB8-IN-BOOTS.’”’ By JOHN DRINKWATER. Music by CLARENCE RAYBOULD. A Pisy of Equs! Appeal to All Ages from t Box Office Open 10 to 5. Tel. Mid. 2471 and X72. LEXANDRA THEATRE. BIRMINGHAM. THE MIDLAND ...
... a 2 THEATRES, ETC, TRE ROYAL 6.90. TO-DAY THE PANTOMIME, A’ 146 AND 1.45 & 6.30 ithe. “Be* With a “ Royal” Cast of Principals, including— Git NVILLE, AIMED BEBB, THE MOZELLS (Millicent & Aida). VIOLET RUFF: NARD & EDEN NELLIE JAMES Ae HENRY BAY NTON BY ...
... medium for some the very best Gllbertian comedy. The opera was thoroughly enjoyed by a large audience at the Prince of Wales Theatre last night, when the Carte Company entered the second week of their month's visit. All the more popular members of the D’Oyly ...
... prettiest: music are tained in Gondoliers,” whic the D’Oyly Carte Opera mpany played wi so great a success at the rince of Wales Theatre yesterday evening, an d will play again to-night and te-morrow afternoon. It would really be most interestin to ef times * ...
... good noar Semi Heath Station. See condition* Lead of c0’..—97 T, GIRLS Wanted; be error yearn of *je.—Apply, Stage Boor, Theatre 1 ' moat at figure*.—39 T. Mail. GIRIS about 16. Icam light, clean trade; good wo.;©*.—C. H. and Son*. Brush Work*. Rd J.RIS ...
... Empirb Theatre, The Premier Variety Theatre. TWICE NIGHTLY. .T. W RICKABY, Thi Popular Comedian. The H. J. EMemble. •• SYMPBONIA,** ►»• word to Mnaioal AND TOM PANT, li. « Ogee and to 10. Tel. Mid. hand Theatre. Birmingham, «H TWICE NIGHTLY. 9.0 G. P ...
... occasion. Roy Gordon their respective lines. ] present stolen from Sir Arthur's bedroom was a large Grand Theatre. —The most- mtereEting turn the Grand Theatre last night was supplied Haley’s Juvenikn about a score of whom comported themselves with the confidence ...
... bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine, and it as directed. Sold by all chemists and stores at 1/1$ and 2/3—no mcrease in price. THEATRES AND HALLS. Old Favourite Back at the Empire. All turns are extolleiit at tlte Empire this week. Ficfcaby, of the old ecbool ...
... PANTOMIME AND OPEEA. The pantomimes the Theatre Royal and the Alexandra Theatre— Boy Bluc*\end Babe* in the Wood rcspect:Tcly—are proving most popular attractions. and Puss in Boot* *’ at the Repertory Theatre is also drawing large audiencss, particularly ...
... Theatre DAILY. 2.30 AND 7.30, IN Boors, JOHN HEINKWATER. ...