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... every written IS COMING. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OP THE AGE. Nqw In its .Second Year, playing to capacity business at the Lyric Theatre, London, Ten Months on Tour. ...
... patients visited London to see the Aristocrat. - by Sir Alexander. 0a the fallowing day Thur tell went the to the Orford Theatre. and on ,day to Palladian. Motor outings arranged during the past fortnight have useladed trips to Windsor °exile. Eton College ...
... altogether the use of sky signs end other illuminated advertisements, and lights outside or at the entrances to shops or theatres, cinemas, and other places f amusement, excepting such as may have been approved by the police as necessary for the safety ...
... BRADFORD. Theatre Proprietors Complimented.— Mr. 'William Wade (chairman), in comment the applications made to the Licensing Committee at the Town Hall yesterday for the renewal of dramatic licences, said that generally speaking the theatres had been well ...
... and 9 TO-NIGHT. Martin Harvey’s Greatest Suoce#*, “.V U. ai! j .'J’r MAtti-.i. Sdtnrluy. “'THE LOVE OF A PKLNCFSS.” QUEEN’S THEATRE ROSIE POSIE.” LEEDS. 6.50 and 9. Mat. Wed 230 ..Inert l)e Cum rule's Great Uniry-lane tie, RAZZLE-DAZZLE, brilliant star Cast ...
... A ll to inactog the amount afforded 1,1 relief ilk 1.4 January up to £423 4d. DOG CASE DISMISSED Echo at Perloentatoce of Theatre Regal Ark the hearing at the awe *hid C. taardner an prosecuted by the iurtants of Mr.. Showell, haahrolie street. for trolly ...
... THEATRE ROYAL HiPPGUROME xnd WINTER GARDENS. 6.35 ‘versvee TWICE NIGHTLY oeveec 8.0 A LA CARTE. BILLY LEONARD, CRESSIE LEOXARD & CO ...
... Matinee To-morrow (Satur~day) 2.30.p.m. THE LORD MAYOR, B : EDWARD yM'N ULTY. ‘ PARTITION, B D. C. MYAHER. r Booking 2t Theatre. ' Z Usual Prices. ...
... KENSINGTON THEATRE. VIE NV, Hobaon'e Choice has created much m..-- -'ment here this week. Next week abode.' 'ben', tragic play, dealing with the respite the ~in a the fathom, will be presented. .tinee on Tbursdsy. A.. 32. Pioniastreet. Deptford, writes ...
... atendant satellites are famous. GAIETY THEATRE, LAHORE. Commencing June 4th. 1917. GEO. STEWART PRESENTS THE MERRY MAKERS IN MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY, INCLUDING Miss NORA MORE, Principal Boy from the Gaiety and Lyric Theatre, London. Miss RUBY MAUDE. The Ever ...
... is beloved of the multitude, and as much of the multitude as the theatre could conveniently accommodate came to see the opera as presented by the Carl Rosa Company at the Garrick Theatre last night. TB© rdle of tbe hero was capably sustained, by Mr. Hebden ...
... OF ROWER THE UNIVER JOPLE. ATING'S v £ all Iflmm . comp £ ingredien ative A. b ' hieved. ! his ' tha ta | iries : PIER ND THEATRE, R I-HARMERS’ L SUTT BOR oET wiTA SOF PEOP KE ivalled killer o ts. Be su ounded. o heir great cur /ICES. :ac ders grea j | ...