... PICTURE THEATRES. Goldsmith st. picture palace. ■ TO-DAY TODB favourite Pictures. LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. Miss Dorothy Bellew Margaret Nans, w*- Pestoxesg Kstblyn Willisens end House Peters. I»ICTIJRE HOUSE, Lobr' R*w. » • TO • DAY and '; MAROCERITF. CLARK ...

... still the sheds at the ports which they were unloaded. A large collection, composed of relics taken from Palestine and other theatres war, has just been shipped at Alexandria, but will only add to the difficulty confronting the Director the. Museum. A building ...

... obeli et : spare tom; particulars, E. rub Mir stamp of soar name and edam L. Pao Richlor *Mow Oill , (LPEATOR for Olnents Theatre in Belfast Wanted; meet have experience of got eng:lse. Nit 9917. Independent °Roe, Belles.. end F. /Belfast. Mare Ptistalses ...

... YORKSHIRE -w' a (j EWWtfnc rrr..N 10,137. CINEMA HOUSE. FARGATE. CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME, FROM i.ij DAILY. ((|C THEATRE HAS THE BEST VENTILATION SYSTEM POSSIBLE THE \IK BEING CHANGED TWELVE TIMES PER HOUR. AND DISINFECTED. MABEL NORM AND IN MICKEY” remedy ...

... ANIUSEMENI s. GAIETY THEATRE. AT T.* 113ROMLEY CHALL Oh, SUIPPOIAIIID MARJORIE BELLA AND INe DINKY:T. MO: TINE IN OCILIN. The New Farcical Comedy. DO HE CAREFUL. WY rim? PRINCt. LAPY A UCNTIIII I rat 3 TV Zunrtto (•.ed.). :J.JU. ...

... series of very clever Cockney character studies. Empira TH« capital programme has been arranged the directorate of the Empire Theatre for the current week, and last night each performance there a large and appreciative and!- The top of the bill allotted to ...

... chosen to | rene Criqui his country im the big bh Renter wel git BOUTS aT ell, ie receat history. over the short three ht the Theatre, Walthamstow, ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ! SOUTHERN MAID. ■j lie production of A Southern Maid carries with it the reputation of two great '! nanie9~-thoBe of the late Mr George . *' le happily very much alive : ; , Oscar Asehe. Everything that the proner therefore ...

... the necessity telling exactly the numbers of men required in the different theatres and the expenditure that will involved. The numbers of men to be kept in the various theatres are: Great Britain 176,000 Ireland .. 44,000 France 120 000 Germany 264.000 ...

... LAST CITY 9 -venm Spring Flowers are fresh pure fragrant so refreshing— juslke BLACKLEDGE’S Mmusements THEATRE 30 1(1' Opera AST- 2 rVlD THE rise lb? OO 10 Hotoi PlJ‘ 2 PHILLIPS SEASON jOSA COMPANY FIRST eager Kirkman OF BOHEMIAN OF “ CARMEN 'grand' ...

... aad Equitbruts . B « i ScjU at Theatre , 10 till -5 . 30 Diilv . Scats aiaj aUo he Cooked ircai 5 P-Jt till S r . H . ( fcr mat Eiccicg cat . ) Tderit-at . flS 9 CcatraL \ R-Xa ExVics bi Ttfer * es » btkn S tjl KING'S THEATRE . TO-NIGHT . 6 . 30 . TWICE ...

... lighter compositions of musical comedv , but the Glasgow Grand Opera Society depart from convention this year by giving at the Theatre-Roval this week performances of Cavalleria ilasticana and PaRliacci . The departure has nr-cb to commend it . and ...