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... for your chstrict will explain how the agsesemend is arrived at. JoByY Soor.—The Nottinghain Theatre Royal stage is by 64ft., area 4,160 square feet; Grand Theatre S5ft. by 66ft., area 3,630 square feet: and Hippodrome 35fe, by area 3,150 square feet. weekly ...
... 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 ...
... preforred Avpiy ever, staty experience, ond sealer required, to th Se retar Mes L td., Che enham Dale, Forty, and Co.. t Theatre box OUNG lady required to a office and cashier deportment Apel letter to the Seer: ors Forty and Cn. td. laa 205 ESVECTABLE ...
... PRIVY Moss Empires Ltd NOTES AND COMMENTS IN NEW Conrville Produced by fire Vincent Kitty Sinclaris Kenneth Seymour GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA MONDAY DEC 31 el 1917 the -SO at 230 Capacity Week THE PICTURE HOUSE High Street TO-DA1S “ Id A Fine Detective DUMMY ...
... 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 ...
... cold Curb Bracelet, vo*ft'^ y LOST, Gold Curb Bracelet, between and Theatre: under suitably rewarded. —54. ' Hill-ro'ul. LOST. Sunday night, hot ween St. ' Church corner A-rthut-strs.cr. Black Far; ...
... 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 ...
... THE LOVE CHA.SE: The appearance of • this sparkling musical comedy, by Cecil ;Rutland and Charles Baldwin, at the Palace Theatre for Christmas, - provided much delight to b g and-lances twice every night. fact, some re- Cord bookingS -must have been made ...