... ENTERTAINMENT PROCRAMME, ee iia Majesty’. (teabe—Did King Cole” 7.18 pm Tivol Theatre—-Two .. and 9 Pm Palace Theatre Two Pertursances 7 and 9 pm The Picture House, Union Street 2 till 10.80 p.m La Scala, Union Stree The Casino, Wales ...

... 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 ...

... THEATRES, ETC. ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM DAILY, 1.45 axp 6.30 AT 1 4 LVENINGS AT 6.36 EXORMOUS SUCCESS OF THE “ ROYAL” PANTOMIME, BRILLIANT CAST, Including MEAYNE MEEFSON. Bor Place open from 10 to 10 daily. Tel, 435 Midland. MATINEES AS BELOW. Extended Stails ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The arid Mest Theatre In Town. | Bed STUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS. TUESDAY, ond WEOMESDAY, Jan. let T ONG “TRAIL, FAMOUS PLAYPRS’ E MAN WHO TOOK A CRANC IDEAL COMEDY FARNUM @ PATHE’S Ix PARTS all the Latest ema of the Day ...

... SHARES to Devonshire of the Eagle Star British Dominion Company ren- Ti Government great assistance' Pomponette’s Success At Theatre Royal another large Royal night the Poinponctte” Traneactiona— War Loan per Ins 931 9C? 95£ 93 15-16: War Loan 5 per oent ...

... Neither the enemy nor our own command in Mesopotamia are quite sure of the likely effect of the Russian armistice in that theatre of the war, but we may rest assured that the successor of General Maude will hold tight while the victorious Allenby advances ...

... while during the summer they were under at Bquire's Gate. Detachments were constantly being drafted out to the different theatres of ear, and there were frequent arrivals 1 of men who came to undergo their training. They were first under the command of ...