... playing of marionettes, and in the preface to] book published. The Comedy Marionettes, he urges others to build * ; similar theatre for their little ones, and ex-: presses willingness to furnish praotioal hint*! should they desire to so. Whether this offer ...

... PICTURE THEATRES. riIXEMA HOUSE, u SHEFFIELD. F A B A T . CONTINUOUS PKOOEAMME, FROM 1.15 DAILY THE HOME OF PICTURES. COMFY SEATS. rENTILATION PERMITS OF SMOKING WITHOUT ANNOYANCE TO NON-SMOKERS. ...

... was often devoted 1 - Y IV. Dixon. Father Byrne, go for both, and pet' p ea t.. as tm the there was a for.her appeal to the THEATRE. them, as they got them In England. Inspector. so new there wou ld he a n ePt The whale treatment of Ireland was frau- floss ...

... other means of fare c , !lecting and checking. Mastro, sad the Press. We have often wondered why tee management of our local theatres adopt snob a cavalier attitude towards Pressmen. In other towns theatrical menagers the Press, and revue seats at the opening ...

... dter the and ea.-h The had also given out of ealra ea{ien(H(uie liietlrtHl. time ago nearly ..£l.OOO Waa Spent new bperalihg theatre—a h»ds( valuable ally ififififiMry. The medical hien had qualified themselves special surgical work, and only the serious ...

... that if generally adopted the queue will easily.be abol- SLEFPINO PARTNERS. Sleeping Partners, at the St. Martin ' s Theatre, is a reversion to French farce. The original is Sacha Guitry : who tarntd into Englisfi and (presumabl y ) toned it down ...

... work. a GAIETY THEATRE ' THE HOME of PANTOMIME SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 lEC. ILTZIV AT TA UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF CINDERELLA. THIS IS A PANTOMIME. rNOW YOU'RE TALKING. lIATINEFAI Every IVEDNFSDAT AND SATI*RDAY AT 2.0. EMPIRE THEATRE 'MICE SIGNET _lO ...

... henry Drupes Mr. hat Ryan's Sibiu, end Mr. Flintoff Miewe's : Toni°. ZIG-ZAG AT TIM GRJUID. Twee is height and tare at the Theatre. The fatuous revue, Zig beg. which has slob womler PM record. the Illppetheille. IS for s fortnight. with performances night ...

... and'attend pony good wages.—Apply 33, Harrington street, Derby. YOUNG Lady Wanted as Relief Pianiste. at once. —Alexandra Theatre, Normanton-road, Derby. YOUNG Lady Wanted, with knowledge of cor-ets, blouses and U'C Department.-.—Apply by letter only, ...

... SHOWS. Greeted with every manifestation appreciation large audiences, *' The House that Jack bis made capital i-tart at the Theatre Royal. r J pantmiinie, with artistic netting, its numerous comic interludes, topical humour, and songs offers plenty varietv ...

... PANTOMIME, “RED Two OURS OF LAsenres! LRTTUR RIGBY as “TAMB DU. POWERFUL COMPANY OF PRINCIPALS DANCERS, AND CHORUS. at Grand Theatre Open Daily from 10 am. & BOOKED AND RESERVED :. STALIG, 2s. 4p. CIROLE, 2. AND is. UW. Telephone 1308. ...

... ABBEY THEATRE. Tuesday, Wedneeday, and Thursday, at 8.18 p.m., ‘The Rising of the Moon,” by Lady Gregory, and “B.ight,” by A. and O. Friday, at 8.15, and Saturday, at 2.30 and 8.15 p.m., “The Whiteheaded Boy,” by Lenno Robinson. Booking at Ther®= =-ual ...