... Cannen-etrcet. London K.( A. atalogue* iroe. C\t:. Bath C‘ha;ri, Steel Felders: wholesale r.. Corporation-st. frspp. Gd. Theatre! T>EU ...

... enterfio.l.lo>- and the musical programme was ■ r.-,' Mr. Appleby Matthews tii Priestley's Baud, and the arc* artistes from the Theatre Prince of Wales Tieatre. Canp Hero. Many of the inen-wor© mi’iitar* tions, of thfst heang Oar; , Bramwell, D.C.M. (loyalWaUh ...

... something will be done for the others far away.—Yours, etc., Handsworth. L. W. P. Children and Theatres. Sir.—Do you think it fair and jnst for tho local theatres and picture-housea charge full prices for children ? -aliis quite a mraon practice, especial ...

... times should take advantage of the changed circumstances and the paosing of the war-clouds. doubt the vast majority of the theatre audiences went home to watch the New Year their own firesides, several hundreds people were left to participate in real revelry ...

... Office Open 10 to 9 Daily. Teh Mid. THEATRE ROYAL THE ROYAL PANTOMIME, JJABES IN THE -yyOOD. MATINEES AT I.S, MATINEES MONDAY. WEDNESTMy THURADAY, AND SATURDAY. OF WALES THEATRE. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SEASON. DECEMBER ...

... pretty legend that Shakespeare who introduced the future Mrs. Harvard the Southwark butcher whose shop was near the Globe Theatre. it. Americana i,4 ...

... FEES Some the most popular ♦ day are likely (at time) from the pantomimes ■ theatres throughout the counti • day the result or' the instruc have gone out the trade vrdr theatre orchestras that aft©’ . 1 t > . they are refu.se to •play , . - the Performing ...

... THEATRES, ETC EOYAL, BIRMINGHAM DAILY, 1.45 AND 6.30. MATINEES. 1.45. EVENINGS. « 30. THE PANTOMIME, gABES THE OOD.' WITH A HOYAL CAST OF PRINCIPALS. Including ELLA RETFORD, ROBB WILTON. VANWY CHARD, FRED ALLANDALE WEE GEORG IE WOOD, MINNIE RAYNER, FLORENCE ...

... low-lying district* the Midlands and West or Ireland. The damage in many place* very great. Once again there are Evening and Theatre Parties, Dances, and Receptions. well to remember that Pullars' Perth are unrivalled for the Clean ip of Evening and Dinner ...

... of them returned two hours later the place was in darkness and escaped. ‘H.M.S. PINAFORE’ AT PRINCE’S At the Prince Wales Theatre last evening the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company presented H.M.S. Pinafore. Every seat was occupied and the audienco thoroughly ...

... t soldiers and sailors are being entertained tea, followed by a concert, and. also to the pantomime film Aladdin picture theatre this week. About 700 are attending eight different centres throughout the week. ...

... AND MIDLAND The CHRIHTMAS LECTURE will k« delayered TODAY fTHTJA^DAY), at p.m., tie Large THEATRE Dy Mr. ARTHUR J. KELLEY, F.R.A.S. A. Ib eel: THE USES Or' fn’.iK-t rated). ORGAN RECITAL from 3-3.30 Mr. F. HUSBAND. H. M. FRANCIS, Ssearetary, ...