... MONDAY NEXT, and during the week, twice nightly. at , 6.45 and -8.45. Matinees, Monday and Saturday, at 2:45. • DAN SLATER'S CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. The BABES in the WOOD. BRILLIANT SPECIALITIES BY THE SLATERS. NEWCO & SULLO, THE FOUR IMPS, LILLIAN UNETT. USUAL ...

... Two Christmas productions in Manchester will be withdrawn to-night in favour of ordinary fare. Bavrie’s delightfully fascinating ‘ Peter Pan is due to displace ‘“‘A Southern Maid. which has had a wonderfully successful run at the Prince’s, and Alice ...

... Road before the Rev, Win. Stephens, in his last December Calendar, invited Waterloo Road 1o join in g united service on Christmas morning. They responded warmly., Then came somethine that had not been done faor twelve vears—an exchange of pulpits between ...

... POSITION OF THE SKIN. WAS THERE AN OVERCHARGE? The figure which John Richard ton - , ' Manchester-road, should hare sold Christmas rabbit was discussed in case brought John Henry Wildman, the Burnley Police Court .on Wednesday. Defendant, represented Mr ...

... in the BALL GYMNASIUM, FULWOOD BARRACKS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1910. DANCING rora 9 to 2 a.m. PRIZES GIVEN. TNCOME TAX and CHRISTMAS BIM-S wi!] shortly have be paid. If not prepared to meet them promptly, apply for an advance of not le»s than £lO to GEORGE ...

... parents will encourage as large a number of children as possible take advantage ...

... A J ordan . U ; Pie J Aldan, R Rides se the. t 3 Hutto toots. R. Inst. Wee. three repatriate! priaooert, received their Christmas gifts at the hands sera. Tait Several rhos soldier others care present —The 'Weakly Cho 1, under the leader ship of Mt A ...

... HcrricVi Down with the rosemary, and to Down with the yew and mistletoe- Down with the holly, ivie all, Wherewith y» dreet the -Christmas h*B. - - Thst so the find No one leest branch there left behind. For look; how many leaves there Neglected there, maids, ...

... Major frit pott qv*i>n ant?.' When Hi© wh« young and lusty, there Were many people in Forest who would not have left the Christmas evergreens up till Caudlomas for any consideration: was thought to bring bail luck. would leave up long they dared, for they ...

... and recitations by Miss BE. Locke and Master 1. Harrison; followed by an operetta by tha school children, entitled *“The Christmas Prize.’ It was conducted by Mrs. Hadfield and Misses M. Flowitt, F. Grumbleston and M. Singer were the accompanists, : Mr ...

... Germaine has just r(xy*verod umbrella valued at £BO. which was stolen from her dressing- the Boulevard Theatre, Paris, on Christmas night. Tho theft was committed a who made present of the umbrella to bis sweetheart. was fined £4. ...

... RUABON EDUCATION GRIEVANCE fliiselhic the snnnel prise-giving Grammar School, Alderman Christmas Jones, tto otouinan, said they 'tod asked for and expected dual school, but to feared Mr. Fisher’s srlnn tod thrown thane .Into the Master said was a eoandal ...