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... A stirring dnatna topical ißUra»t--“ Th« Pnwd« oi the Regiment presented by Mr. Frank L«f*ton*a company the .Nottingham Theatre ket night. The which v* from the pen of tltot profcifio authoress, Mns. Kimberley, ia fall of incident, and engrosaing eitiwiions ...
... THE VARIETY THEATRES. TW« i» bright and enjoyable the Empire Theatre this week. That popular artist. Fred Baruec, beads the bill, and tings several capital Dew songs well as a couple old favourites. The burleeijue Wanted, Wife, Ernie and - screamingly ...
... AMFRICAN SOLDIERS IN FRANCE. Miss Margaret Mayo, the well-known actress, who woe the Snit to volunteer now 'Ore Overeer Theatre League of America brief a unit of placers to France under Ow. mistimes of the A., to entertain the boys in the Anterior camps ...
... feeling and humour that gets hold of one from the outset* The Bubble,” Sir. Locke’s new comedy which was produced the Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield, last night, should bring crowded houses. The theme is simple enough, the humble Jew who invests his nest-egg in ...
... October, 1918. iali fot tub , s Bachelor (London, S.W.), over 40, excellent r °c lal position, fond of restaurants, theatres, e • acli llg, country outings, desires friendship of or a'les young wido w , rea ll y l one l y, o f ki n d re d (4578.) Gentleman ...
... THE KING'S THEATRE. Victor Kelly comedian who has struck a rich vein of originality. A man who comes on hanging feet up from the arm of lamppost is a master of ingenuity, and in Victor Kelly's very enjoyable performance at the Kinc's Theatre last night ...
... Miss Margaret Ma the well-known | AT THE ROYAL. American actress, w bo’ was the first to volunteer under “‘The Overseas Theatre League of America” to brian a unit ot | “ The 13th Chair ” is a.shocker Tt is not perfectly pieced like a Pos mystery or a ...
... London Amusements, THEATRES. tt pox.* SIGHT 7 45. MATS., WED , BAT., at S Xear. W. H. BERRY. ' 2nd Year. ...
... AND PRttIONER9 Tne quiet but invaluable work carried on in the various theatres of war by tbe Society of Friends in a small way depicted to Penrithians on Thursday afternoon when the local Friends held an exhibition and wk of tbo work of refugees and ...
... C. hi is giving eight in the ReM End for sclolare at ver7 The first of them, Twelfth EiW, will be given at the Pavilion Theatre. Whiteethapel, this nfternoom 1-scsoola A defeLdant at the Lambeth Police Court yesterday bore the of Samuel Weller. LIGHTS ...
... W Marks and Son Stockton ARTICLES FOR SALE IANOFORTE at present BEDROOM SUITE £35 For Sale CABINET SIDEBOARD BED £18 17e— Theatre) 134 gate-road Newcastle-on-Tyne ARTICLES WANTED WANTED GOOD SEOOND-HAND MOTOR PUMP— price etc to J12 Office Darlington for ...
... is enthusiastic and clever, and his _hort studies of some of the leading figures of the stage will appeal to lovers of the theatres.”—The Daily News. Tony Heron. By C. KENNETT BURROW, @ /- net. cities and Sea Coasts and islands. By ARTHUR SYMONS, 76 nct ...