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... producers wej»e liable to same restrictions of labour and materials other persons. He did not think it would fair to say theatres should be closed. (Contents Bills and Posters. Mr. Roberts announced that order shortly be issued restricting the use contents ...
... Hen. think that the tact of the performers st make little change from their every-da Maj. and makes any We ave seen p Grand Theatre, Leeds, in which the ac some of them, appear in their walking te, but that would have been no defence to ti if the renewal ...
... it. Mr. E. T. Swinson said it was in the poorer districts of London that the children used the picture theatres the most, and it was in these theatres that the least provision was made, either in the matter of lighting or position. It was largely a question ...
... companies to supply more men to the Army and Navy than any other in the kinematograph industry, are Provincial Cinematograph Theatres, Ltd., and its allied companies. The number to date is roughly 300, and the last two are Mr. T. Digby Worsley and Mr. E. ...
... Loral Kxama. KINGSTON RUDD. Head mist res*. Mi«ffl BEATRICE FORD (Late Henry Irving, Wilson Barrett Companies, and Alhambra Theatre, w.), and Assistants, RECEIVE and Prepare Pupils for the STAGE, ELOCUTION, STAGE AND DANCING. DEPORTMENT. BINGING AND VOICE ...
... SEE-SAW, with John Humphries and Phyllis Monkman. Evenings, 8.15. Matinee, Mon., Fri., Sat., 2.15. COURT. (Ger. 848.) Theatre des Allies. MATINEES, TO-DAY and To-morrow (Fri.), 2.30. LA PETITE CHOCOIATIERE, ANDRE RAND.NLI, and GINA PALERME. CRITERION ...
... Walter and Frederick 'Melville. NIGHTLY, at 7.45. Matinees, Wed., Thurs., bat.. at 2.30. Prices, ss, to 6d. Ger. 7617-S. LYRIC THEATRE DORIS KEANE in ROMANCE , OWEN NA . RES. CECIL. HUMPHREYS. • Evening., at 8.15. Mats., Wid. and Sat.. at 2.30. NEW. To-day ...
... batches, each district con its quota and the men being selected by the dis- trict superin! s been opened at the Drury Lane Theatre for children in BEE Bread.—Advt, FU: Hearse or Bus for long-distance Fun: Sons, Bedford etc. Motor ...
... rcet .l number of application. in. the rtiMsee rat bad been re• genist.— madi• made to the funkistkinit ..1 t . :..rdeus, Theatre al, -car- mg. being provided for th,, entire I for stain leading to die,. virile. Donovan gave mittens , . , rho h sere Ape ...
... d that children under fourteen shall not be allowed in picture theatres after 9 p.m. The Chief Constable of the County of Durham has issued a recommendation that all cinemas and theatres within the area of his jurisdiction should close at 9 o'clock each ...
... DIRECT FROM TEE GAIETY THEATRE. LONDON. THE PICTURE HOUSE, oEANBY•STREET. LEICESTER. TEMPORAL powaft, Screen Version of the most popular of Marie Coreill's Works (Six Acts). Also usual programme of comedy and interest item•. MISS MART LEIOHTON (Soprano ...
... POLYTECHNIC THEATRE. 'Ph. May 6100. grits& , W to Oxford Circus tube} DAILY at 12, 130, S. and 7.30, THE AL. I V YNCE OF IFM lANKS, sod ITALIAN NAVY ACTIoN.• Popular price 1s to ss. bootaoa now G.. 748 a RINCE OF WALES'. N:ght at 8.15, •• ANTHONY IN ...