... FRENCHWOMAN. The Enormously Successful Sketch which has thrilled all ►undo. J. P. LING. the Verratile Entertainer. from Ow Palace Theatre, London, W. COSTA AND GEO. TIIREE WALOIME HIPPODROME PERFECTION PICTURES. The Brilliant baritone. I.LIFFORD MORtiAN CHRIS ...

... PALACE. *gain occupies the at the Leicester Palace Theatre this and the change was hailed wit& delight last night by large audiencee. • . Half-pest Eight is tale of the piece, which is a clever ootoor.titie of bright ideas brilliantly evolved. The singing ...

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... FPrnect Vanch: one, the cnier parts being tasen Madge Douglas, Mr. Victor Gardom, Mi Beverley, and Mr. Welter Hilliard. VARIETY THEATRES. Exsrire.—There is originality of concepti Th the On” revue at the Empire. » 32 best asset, though it has other merits— grenec_ ...

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... acknowledgin'? the following further donations towards the Northumberland Voluntary Aid Transport Fund .-—Collected the Empire Theatre, por Miss Bardic, £5O: Smith’s Dock Company, Ltd.. Bull Ring, North Shields, £10; Mr James Hewitt, £5; Mr N. H. Hewitt, £5; ...

... acknowledging the following further donations towards the Northumberland Volntary Aid Transport Fund : I Collected in the Empire Theatre, per Mies Hnrdie. f5O; Smith's Dock Co. Ltd., Ban Ring, North Bhiokle, £10; Mr. Jee. Hewitt, £5; dr. N. H Hewitt, £5; 8.8 ...

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