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... ateon 1 lls, Sowerby Bridge, Wu—fur» | LEMAN who took wrong Silver ounted Ebouy STICK on Wednesday ni: it return same to Theatre l}eyll, wh«r_oi, n stick is waiting for him, YOUNG LADY required for a:s experienced. — , Confectioner, Green, %nhhx. s ...
... LYCEUM THEATRE.—TO-NIGHT MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2.0. Bernard gishin Present* LAD D I E CLIFF in the Latest Musical dueness. HIS LITTLE WIDOWS. Including MARIE HEMINGWAY and KITTY DIXON Box Ofac,e Open at 9.30 'Phone 640. T HEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. TO-DAY ...
... vailing as to the future, the thousands joy makers who thronged the hotels and restaurants and, earlier in the evening, theatre* and mush halls threw the past the winds and lived gloriously pr «p-1. It was truly festival of dance sne mo with the gorgeous ...
... NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS. ARMY AND NAVY STORES, NORTHGATE (opp. Grand Theatre), ...
... THE LEEDS GRAND PANTOMIME, The pantomime of Tom, Tom, the Son. the Grand Theatre, continue* its merry run. On Christma* Eve, the opening night, Mr. Arnold Richardson, one tlic chief comedians, who was oast for the part of King Thingummy, unable appear ...
... capacity a theatre. Jt would seem at prc»enf |ieople think that the stand and enclosure accommodation * racecourse b* unlimited. Such tilings aa a full bouse *' notice *ire never issued bv racecourse executive, but they ate daily exhibited a theatre or music-hall ...
... indisposition, Mr. Arnold Richardson made his first appearance in the pantomime, Tom. Tom, the Piper’s Son,” at the Leeds Grand Theatre last night. comedian ripe experience, resource, and ample confidence, his presence considerably strengthens the comic side ...
... type, with not of the air the Orient dressed Eastern lacly. Her prototype could have been found Fair a boxer. The Alexandra Theatre recently gave Salome and for John the Jiaptist picked tae lieslnest mini in their cast, the woman who cat next to me the ...
... MATINEES. Vitt Md. now oven. 7.1, noon are e punt tot IA beating. THEATRE. ROYAL. HALIFAX 0 I N G P. lA.. FRIDAY )all. 1910. • to I • at :lee blots (Irc 0,10..1 2 !/. Pit SAO.. . h. GRAND THEATRE, HALIFAX. 1140—TWICE HTLY —EEL IA MIA YE I DA Y), SATURDAY ...
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... 2,C. NIGHT COON NIGHT. DON T MISS IT. Sd TO 2a dd. EVERY EVENING 7.SC. EARI.Y DOORS C. B. Oflioe . |»n 11.00 50. PICTURE THEATRE* . Ebectra palace CONTINUOUS, 1.15 1C.15 VBKTI TION—PERFECT. AT CRB-CORRECT. PROGRAMME-EXCLU SIVE W. S. HART lA. *TII D O ...
... W. A. TEALE, Secretary. ENTERTAINMENTS. /'I RAND THEATRE. The Ur®ot Yorkshire Connty Thp*'r» FAMOCTS PAJiTOMIUK TO-DAY 1.45. Early Doors 10 TO-NIGHT and Every Erenint 6.45. Early Doori 6.0. JOHN HART'S Grand Annual Pantomime, eTOM, TOM. THE PIPER'S SON ...