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... 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 ...
... IlHHWi ' i KYDDS AREA: 3000000 DAMSON WX!4 iaEGP0 1 Frodsham Bmuscmcnts COUItT THEATRE AT IjTO-NIGHT jpANTOMIME IDING ’’ My-:-’’ toil usual filLime ard variety' MATINEES £: -th Jan 2nd Sat t! Amy i' AT Conductor: ' 4d Z: Now Kcyai BaSDeit--c P WILLIAMSON ...
... exclamation delight h stocking filled to the brim toys can that Betty learnt lesson this did told (The End) CRANO THEATRE the Grand Theatre Accrington this week the attraction pantomime Dick Whittington liis Cat” That pantomime still attracts the crowded ...
... accomplish hi« task sHccessfully when in a fide* Colli ported of men varirt™! racts,—hlaek, man who Conld take hia place in any theatre of the possesMftg, M does, great natural military ability and organiting gertinS. and the oorerhinertf tee that they not lose ...
... 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 ...
... also given AIN oat of income tow at di extra ompenditate incurred. A short lime ago so HY MAN wa s spent on a new operating theatre-a most **Web,. edjunrt to ally infirmary. 'Fite out4iml men had qualified thinnest'', in surgical work, and now only the very ...
... *nrd Barracks Reward.—ls. Adelphi-.s reet. 1 DST, & I.UiTj Cup. Finder Rewarded.—A Bamft.rd and Rons, Ashton. I OST. in Theatre Royal, first house, Thurs-4 dsy Evening, Black Fur Necklet. Reward. 54. haddock-street, Preston. ¥ Oaf, from iSheffington-road ...
... uhile during the summer they were under at Squire's Gate. tachments acre constantly being ! drafted out to the different theatres of ! war, and there were frequent arri%als !f new men who came to undergo their training. They were first under the command ...
... BD. P. WARD. Director of Education. Education Office#. Cheater. Royal court theatre. LIVERPOOL. EVERT EVENING at 7 O’CLOCK. THE GRAND PANTOMIME, RIDING HOOD,’* Produced Geo. T. Minahull. MATINEES AT 2. Jan. let; Wednesday. Jan. 2nd: Thureday. Jan. 3rd; ...
... in the name of Mrs. Jacob Parkinson. the mother of the Mayor (Councillor A. L. Parkinson). AMUSEMENTS IN PRESTON. EMPIRE THEATRE.-’The Bettor ’Ole,'’ stage play, unique, both in conception and execution, a, the famous cartoon which the name was originally ...
... the ballroom. Indian Lounge, and the Opera House, spending a few minute* at each place. From there they went to the Grand Theatre, spending about a quarter of an hour at the revue ••Zig-Zag. Sir , Edward Morris was greatly struck with the magnificence ...
... grow long hair which blows wild a.!ross their foreheads; where women labour and toil, with no knowledge of books, shops. and theatres; where little children learn to battle with the gale, to fight their way through the loaf /ROWS of winter, to share the ninny ...