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... Arm! Council no longer imposes any the pantomime, Forty Thieve, at the reatrictiona on the classes of hides to be New Theatre, Cardiff, on Tuesday. The put into work. Lord Mayor (Mr. A. C. Kirk) was present. OF TIM FINNSF_OVALFTT. INITUAL and WHITE ...
... Pictures W presents FOUR CLOVELLY GIRLS llhe World’s Greatest Club Manipulators MAY HENDERSON Original Comedy Queen 6 and THEATRE Monday Dec 30th 1918 and during the week Matinee: Saturday at 230 THE BING BOYS HERE Mr Dance’s Company ARE Next Week: HINDLE ...
... NIGHTLY at 7.16. HATISEES on MON., WED, and SAT. at 1.30 I:LA I N EAMIIE XROBT. WAR/TICE in rimiE ARGYLE CA The famous Strand Theatre Soccer'. PEARL WHITE, In THE HOUSE OF HATE, GOING UP! THE SPY PATHR GAZETTE. Varieties 1, 7 ALGAR d ISWRENGt. and EV AIV PROSSER ...
... each.— Apply to the Company 01.1sedadi. Damansea. WileT3D. vh.l, le till 2 toas.—Offers to Greyer brae.. .tae•darr 3405.2 THEATRE. CA RDII7. TO-DAT at and 7. MILTON BOLE sail IitONIAT BEDFORD'S PAZITOIIIa ETRE VORTI T HIE ' The tWlenving BERT MADDISC.N ...
... referred to the deeds of the sth Royal Welsh Fusiliers, with which battalion he had had the honour of serving in all the theatres of war The battalion had covered itself with honour in every engagement. When the Armistice was signed they were at Alexandria ...
... Messrs T VV James Co Solicitors 24 Goat-street GRAND THEATRE SWANSEA- Monday Jan 6th 1919 For Six Nights at 730 Matinee Saturday at 230 ALLEN and EDWIN T NETS COMPANY From the Playhouse Court York’s Theatres London it for four years Five Thousand Performances ...
... yearsave its closing six weeks—has been, of course, the war, and the vindication of the value of a Unified Command in the main theatre of conflict. The year opened with by no means rosy prospects for the Al :es. Of the ultimate issue there was no doubt, but ...
... early in the spring, and the building will be known as the Prince of Wales Museum. PRINCES THEATRE.— I he excellent progriumnes submitted at this well managed theatre continue to attract large audiences. For to-day (Thursday), and the rest of the week, the ...
... led him out of Parliament. It was brought home to me more forcibly when on the Friday night before the poll, at the New Theatre. The final Coalition rally was held, and both candidates were I billed to address the huge gathering. The Porthcawl man was ...
... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMENOMMRWMNINMINNINNIMumummmumma 17. AR. T PICTUR E S PRINCE'S THEATRE LLANDUDNO. an L . - - = a Thursday (January 2nd), Friday and Saturday-41AM( GARDEN in g. Lofty, inspired and • IS . wonderfully ...
... enn - i tinned its work of receiving. sortiag. and repairing abet's. shell-boxes. and roans- other things from the various theatres of war, mid dealing with them so as to make them in many cases fit for rasa again. Beside the great export of coal,, the ...
... the Prince of Wales Theatre to the film pp,d wl ~ and bad played a-Ina-ding i Haymarket. desoribeil how on the Monday part in B enn i e M ary. . mc i v i ns yip a ! before the Victory Bill Mot - linty called irk. ,at the theatre when . deceased was ...