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... matinee days. Last Wednesday we turned away sufficient people to the theatre twice over. But the St. Martin's Theatre is one of the few exceptions. My information is that the theatres and music). halls generally aie being all heavily hit. There Is no mystery ...
... play is perforce postponed owing the difficulties of securing cast. celebrate her 80th year whilst actively employed in the theatre is an achievement which I think no actress but Miss Genevieve Ward has accomplished. My congratulations, therefore, to tills ...
... Room Club, Mr. Stevens W4LI4 a sound actor and very popular in the profession. He had appeared with much at many West End theatre*. including Majesty's. Ile bad toured with Mr. Fred Terry, playing Jeffries in Sweet Nell of Old - Drury,' and I.lalivelin ...
... Lebrun, Deputy of the French Government and late Minister of the Colonies, organised an important Conference at the Grand Theatre, Havre, where he pointed out all the advantages which the capita obtains from the Colonies. He praised their commercial and ...
... Batnrday, 31st.-1-7th Hampshire Regiment, • Costume Concert Party, Railway Theatre, 9-30 p.m. Empfre Cinema, 6-30 p.m. and 9-30 p.m. For details bee advertisement. Gaiety Theatre, Fort Lahore, at 6-30 and 9-30 p.m. For details see advertisement. Monday ...
... ’, shelled. In Parroy Wood (Lorraine Front) our raiding troops brought hack 13 prisoners from the enemy trenches. Eastern Theatre; Front of Prince Leopold.—West D' insk an attack several Russian companies failed under our fire. Front of the Archduke Joseph ...
... YVR1IOC. DORIS AOT Il The Gardeus at Hampton Hai. . ‘The Mouse on the Cliffs L OWEN &. Lil THB U 600? ASCBN. 2.30 Mata, We THEATRE. ACT iv. ee The Bast Coast, N°% LAvY THE LAST DAY OF LEAV& —_ ML. Berrie, Ms vinet Mate fo Walter Bas yet Mail “geven Days ...
... ment declined to negotiate with us on the for considera difficulties, the former ruthless U-boat campaign question. On the theatre; to perfec er of small canals and organisation nece h had to be bei ane other hand, it addressed itself immediately jments ...
... this aspect, we think Subse wee 8 @ 1918 «of SS a | wip give due weight to it. But that, the other things are mere ‘ues SY THEATRES. im BUSINESS MATTERS. those who, voted tor {meat of of abol 2 purpose can wins ake eo neceesary and AND THEREABOUTS. SWics ...
... were, baturally, delighted to welcome the evchsts who came in front of the British Army. THE GIRLS GET NEAR T0 THE GOAL. THE THEATRE SHIP. Germany running the U boat blo¢kade as the latest form of ment for rich Americans. Berlin wants more frightfulness.— ...
... number ot weekly a EVUES SSIM3 to be destitute of matinees is to be increased at humour on fi rst niKhts. Both The every theatre in London. and the Bing Girls and Hanky-l'anky' %umber of evening performances at many auffered from the same defect, which ...