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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... . GAIETY THEATRE \ THE HOME OF PANTOMIME SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'C. Eti , o: 'ARNIM) AT Tn. LAe.:EGEDENTED SUCCESS CF CINDERELLA. THIS IS A PANTOMIME. - YOU I RE TALKINO. - MATINFES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.0. QUEEN'S THEATRE TWICI NIGHTLY ...
... ERNE 8 CHESTER, Vsuderille's Art Duo. Poulter• Breve - Am, ward. Wren .)d N.O. SINCLAIR & VINCENT; Pith • Pap., \ten, IRISH THEATRE. HARDWICK! ET. T: J bikt Jot— , MON., MC. SI, SAT., JAN. (S . Mli,hts at t.:S. Mat. Sat., AL 'II , OIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP. XMAS ...
... Families and' (alled to take particulars of a motor 3 Animals’’ he title of a lecture to L 0 O ) N ationce in the B.D.S. Theatrs sesterday _fatahtg- in Middlesex a constable found by Prot G. H. Carpenter, M.Sc., M.R.LA. that the viotim was his owa child ...
... liaJlydare, 12 O'clock. Opera Uou^e—i’ontomime. Boy Blue and 7-30 p.m. Royal Hippodrome. Gt. Victoria St.—6*4o ami •* Empire Theatre of Varieities. Victoria Sq.—6*ss i: 0 l * The Royal.Ciiiemn. Arthur SQuaie—l-30 to 10-30 p m Picture House, ltm*al Avenue—l-30 ...
... roost rri.io n to, tea 'heetiLties oe the tight side--has ended .a disappointment et the continued deadlrr's in the main theatre of fighting. a pain: el impression is prodneed by the fart that Mr. Lloyd George, in hi, reties of el', Year the Allier ...
... the year. On the other hand, numerous military distinctions have rewarded the prowess of Derry men serving in the various theatres and the sea. Serious crime has been entirely absent. Drunkenness has greatly decreased, rfnd the general health the community ...
... LIMERICK OPERATIC . SOCIETY T™WO GRAND CONCERTS Two grand Concerts will be given in the Theatre Royal, on Javuary 10th and 11tb, under the avepices of the above Bociety. The Committee has secured the service; of ths popular tenor, Mr J Quin, who ie reckoned ...
... ihar many person. were killed in the earthquake in thiaternala. (Artemisia City has been completely dr etroyed. TM Colon Theatre there, which was crowded at the time, Lullapaed, causing numerous caaualtare. The British and American Lawat.ons and the ...
... KN NeKe Small misadventures in no way upset the Trish Theatre producers The curtain refused to rise to the occasion when Maurice Maeterlinck’s play (a punctilious translation). “ The Intruder,” was being staged. Mr. Norman Reddin coolly left his seat ...