... are work-worn, to seek distraction by the pen. (701.) Sailor (Devon), quiet ; manly, fond of tennis, golf, photography, and theatres, would like to correspond wi.h refined, ativac.ive young lady similar tastes, 23-26. (764.) S. Sgt. (Arabia), 28, lonely ...

... WORTHING THEATRE. C. Adolf Sombold. EVERY NIOHT THIS WEEK AT 7.30' Matinees on Tlitireday and Saturday, at 2.30. Last Performances of the Pantomime, CINDERELL A. Telephofe 177. ...

... Vivienne Trevelyan as Sophie, and Messrs. tomume, Cinderella which opened at Albert and Horace Brock as Prop and Cop, the Lyceum Theatre Newport, Mon., cnithe men. Boxing Day is to enjoy a phenomenal suc-| Mr. Frank Johns perhaps secured the cess At the opening ...

... NEW THEATRE ROIAL, ARGYLE MEET. BILKENREAD. lei Proprietor and Ilanager..W. W. KELLY. 7.30--O4CE NIOHTLY-7.30. Matinee.. TO-DAY. Thoreday Ss Saturday at 2.30. ENORMOUS LUCCEMS. Jr. Arthur RoseherY's Gigantic Pantomime—. ALADDIN sten, of a Scamp. and ...

... Entertainments. KING'S THEATRE. TWICE NIGHTLY—6.4O and 8.40. NEW YEAR ATTRACTIONS. BERT HARROW, Just a Comedian. THE HAWAIIANS AND LEILANI, Native Instrumentalists and Dancers. GRIFF and wonderful Baby Doll. HELEN CHARLES, Entertainer Mimic. THE MIKADO ...

... 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 ...

... ‘LLEY, Now Lince!n. CINEMATOGRAPH THE CiTY AND PREMIER The Call WINTER. > ee +e ae ak ” Excelsior ” om: Balf GRAND ELECTRIO THEATRE, ...

... Gate 1 TAI ile VALE he Jan. «1. ..Goathurst 11 » Jan. 3 The Kewnels TO-DAY’S ENGAGEMENTS od AS ADVERTISED IN THIS DAY PAPER Theatre Raval Exater i Carol Service, Cathedral ar ee AUCTION THIs DAY. Mossrs . and Son—Cart He nes, Inn, i near Exeter, 2—See advt ...

... sorry that you saw so little of what we wore proud of in the former Germany—our arts, our sciences, our model cities, our theatres, schools, industries, our social institutions, as well as the beauties of our scenery and the real soul of our people, akin ...

... wounded men. Next, thank those who have given their services the work and organisation of the Red Cross at home, in all the theatres of war. and in every partof the King's Dominions. Only devotion and self-sacrifice of these thousands workers could have ...

... THEATRE ROYAL STPTODIOSIL SIOSTLT THE FOUR FINALES • mod bawd Tarsi .nd EIIPTORTKI. ST ALL.FT•II DRESS CIRCLE, ; PARTIRRE. IGO (NO WOKING F E) ; GALLERY. 7d; UPPER CIRCLE, I/- Mx included). Ll* lb UM as rna F. wUt PUBUC NOTICES. GP Dm.SICSIOUPAL TRI ...

... way. (991.) Young Lady (London, W.), war-worker, Would like to meet companion of either sex. Cheerful, fond of the country, theatres, etc. (992.) Lady (Kent), spirited temperament, good standing, broad-minded, lonely, nice appearance, would welcome genuine ...