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... DOLUS ROE, MISS ROE, miss dolly Mi.'p-'sE, . : v MISS ALICE ALBERT FRE, THATCHER, JOHN MORLET. ARCHIE McCAIG. BILLY ADAMS, THEATRE OVAL, RING STREET. p BRISTOL. IXSTA XTAX E OUS SUCCE SS. at 'MATINEES EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY at THE NEW AND ORIGINAL ...
... bright and to the pc.ut, was specially written for this theatre R. ...
... THEATRE WANTED FEB. 3 & 19. THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL MUSICAL PLAY WITH GREAT BALLET. Betts til Btetrit, Xmts Week, it PAVILION, TOBQOAV, WITH MADAME KARINA the Title Role, aad Full No. Company oyer 20 Versatile Artistes. Surprising Scenery ana Dresses. FULLY ...
... THEATRES. ADELPHL W. H. BERRY. THE BOY (2nd rear). Wis.. W. 4. sad 2 APOLLO. The &seesWel Magical Coned,. SOLDIER BOY. 'MINING/1 at I. Mete : Tees.. IPri.. Sat. et 2.30. Sox 10 to 10. 35.1. DALY'S. THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS. lb. GEORGE EDWARDII:B ...
... prevailed. ACCIDENT T) MR. SEEBOLD. —An accident of a very painful character happened to Mr. C. Adolf Seebold, proprietor of the Theatre and the Dome, on Christmas Eve. Whilst making his way out of South-street into Montague-street he slipped and fell, and when ...
... labour* ® all ranks will have been fully repaid ' knowledge that, thanks to them, tiio need* the Imperial Forces in every theatre 1 ' been completely and punctually met, and tn 8 this due hi small decree the 1 ' pleteness of the triumph which has crowned ...
... Street School, 2s. eel.: Miss J. Whee:er, dolls and books. On December 31, by the kindle-se of Mr. Horace Young, of the Empire Theatre, the whole of the eltillren from the Scattered Homes attended an entertainment, which waa much appreciated. On the proposition ...
... SC ALA THEATRE ABBE! Monday Dm PICKFOBDp a 8d w UUUuUlIIg MatineMf Monday Thursday Satur- VOL XXXVIII No 5799 FREEDOM HEHSEAS £ -m mm -sjw- - m- :v:-v-' j-''' ECt ' i - PARIS ' STATEMENT'': V: : ii GITARDIANS' HUMOUR - ' Wkite Groves oi oaro AGREEMENT ...
... S&Wgpe- time Year’s Eve w** remarkable for the absence customorv celebrations, the daj tae streets were full * afler tlle theatres ha/1 rp. ai ls ' l re ents * city were L 0 sr>ead ir for at home, for the book-011 tr . * , . to , 'he North, both above ...
... restaurants. and there was the unprecedented .pectaelc of long restaurant queues. Hundred• of people were turned awry from every theatre. There were innumerable. dances. and every available hall was filled, with merry-makers. It wan the heal diaiwreel of t he ...
... confrere in the pit during the 1 interval • Me« ...