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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 ...

... T.M.K., Mem. Iron and Steel lns.t.. Mcra Inst Natal Arch *.ect-15. ST. JAMES* ROW. SHEFFIELD. PA HINTS. DESIGNS -MARKS. THEATRES AND AMUSEMENTS. IT. ture« C;neina Hcuse: Piiturns tu-' Palace; Picture* Picture* vr ...

... gallant undertakings of our submarines have secured to my Navy glory and admiration for ever. You are victorious in all the theatres of the war on land and on sea. A grateful Fatherland looks at you with unshakeable confidence and proud reliance. The in ...

... l)l{l.\'(;E'S THEATRE, BRADFORI. ONCE NIGHTLY, at 7, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. MALINEE THIS AFTERNOUN, at 2 FUEANCIS LAIDLER'S WUNDLKFUL PANTOMIME, DICK WHITTINGTON.” Tha Greatest Success Ever Known in Bradford. THE BIGGEST PRODUCTION LVER STAGED HERE. A ...

... Square: room, l)ath, and breakfast from 4 6. T O N.—PI OT E L YOR K, BERNERS ST., OXFORD ST., W. Best West Shopping’ and Theatre Ccntie. Close to Tube. T3ED, BATH, BREAKFAST, AND ATTENDANCE, os. 6d. inclusive. Telegrams: Ksmero, Ox, London. ...

... ils masterly realism, whilst the photography and settings vie with each other in their claims perfection. Exclusive to this Theatre. Approx. Times: 1.15, 010, 5.5- 6.55 and 8.45. STAR BOARDERS. HAM and BUD excel strategists in “gassing” a whole household ...

... gallant undertakings of our euumarines have secured to my navy glory and admiration for ever. You are victorious in all the theatres of war land and eea. A pateful Fatherland looks at Ton with unshakable confidence and proud reliance. The incomparable warlike ...

... Ernest Hitey preaided at the organ. In order avoid inconvenience through the curtailed railway service, most of the Manchester theatre managers have arranged for evening perforniknees to begin earlier. The Prince's and the Palace announce that their performances ...

... have been victorious in all the theatres of war on land and sea, and victory will again be theirs in 1917, God being with them. ln an order to his Army and Navy the Kaiser declares: *“ You are victorious in ald the theatres of war on land and « . . The ...

... BATHE, PRICK SA WARMTH AND COMPOST. MUSIC. BOOKS. AND (JAMBA RLFRE&HMEVTS A BILLIARD# AT PRICES. CLOSES EVERT EVENING ASA THEATRE, STOCKTON, A4A NlgßUf. ASA Make EorViyv the sorearniegiy Fussy YOl ITT’ lb*n Got*. I.yrw* and Mum-.' Jack Waiiaii. e. RR A ...

... middle of Aiigusjt. Lord Curzon recently stated in the Hose of Lords that 105,000 prisoners had been taken in the Western theatre since July Ist by British and french. Proffered surrender* havo become more common, and the reason is evident. BRITISH REPORT ...