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... 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 ...
... WEST-END CINEMA THEATRE,- Coventry-strect, Piccadilly. W—DADDY, Pleasing Drama Inspire by the Popular Sons PEGGY and LANG HORNE BURTON, with Vocal accompaniment. SPARKLING COMEDIES sad Msay Other Items of Interest. ...
... soldiers not definitely appointed for duty on the establishment of a unit serving overseas are not, by virtue of a visit to any theatre of operations for a temporary purpose, to become eligible for war medals, or for the crossed swords entry in the Army ...
... HUTS IN THE HOLY LAND and every other theatre o£ war, nearly 800 centres in all, including about 220 under shell-fire on- the West Front. THE CHURCH ARMY _____ .__ _ e«rnortly asks YOUR AID toward* giving CHEER COMPORT for the men who are giving their ...
... HUD Of Till Lsui! ds Proc*. Mark U«Ur, Bortnat Thorp* Ml**, Mnbsl K.ith Uevaa, 4c. MATINEKd TORS, and RATH, £. Drury lane theatre royal. Manasina Director. AKTUUK OOLUMS. TWICE DAII.T, l.*> and 7.50, Br P- AntUf, Frank Dix, and Arthur CoUla*. Music by ...
... “The Invisible Foe,”’ a novelisation by Mrs. George Crighton Miln of Mr. H. B. Irving’s successful production at the Savoy Theatre; - Russia’s Story,” a short popular history of Russia by Mr. J. W. Shearwood, B.A. : a second edition of Umpteen Yarns,” a ...
... service, and several are now holding commissions. Tht. Society wants 1,000 new helpers this year. Shall it appeal in vain? Theatres. A DELPH I. (Gerr. 28154 THE BOY. Usti! Wed. awn. DAILY at 2 sad S. W. It BERRY, Nellie Taylor. Maids Rope. Donald Callan% ...
... brown hat, spats. A discharged' soldier; appearance of professional music-hall artiste. Was employed as night watchman at theatre, and during the night broke into the manager's office and buffet and stole the abovementioned property. Pre. con. larceny' ...
... Mr. E. Stonehouse, Mayor of Wakefield. Mr. Henry Tozer, Alderman of City of Westminster and chairman of Syndicate Variety Theatres. Mr. Leslie Ward, Spy of Vanity Fair. Member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. ...
... tor the future, telegrams thieved gnat oar STuherty among the nations of the world.-(Bigaed| RROROI, RJ. from the Italian theatre this afternoon emphasise the sue- enemies «tm the help of pMeidwt Poincare replied tonows:— cess brilliantly won by the F ...
... PICTURE PALACES. WEST END CINEMA THEATRE. PlooadUly, TO-DAT: “ DAODT.* plraiiaa Drama 1 spirad tha popular antur, wi Vocal aeoampaalmaat, araaiaMnf Paawy and Laaghara - •rtaa. Sparkllog Comadlaa and m ay Itrma la araat. ...
... from being asleep in our country, and we think this particularly remarkable if it is remembered that France is the principal theatre of war and of all the sufferings that war brings. Ds WITT SCHLUMBEROER, President of the U.F.S.F. (affiliated to the 1.W.5 ...