... D AT THE HULL PALACE. THE STAGE AS A CAREER. I interviewed Virginia and Lady Campton their dressing-rooms at tb Palace Theatre last night. Miss Cooney was engaged in tying a very intriguing green ribbon her (furls. In the course of con versation she ...

... FORD Ton Torrv. Eolids, perfect condition; thoroughly overhauled; storm-proof front; positive cargain, £39.—Apply, Star Theatre, Barton-on Humber. MOTOR-CYCLISTS .'—Why garage your machine during the Winter Months Bring it to Jordan's Motor-Cycle Depot ...

... shop most every ay. e underst t she was a widow. Recently she had lived by herself. Sho had occasionally visited cinemas an theatres in Bradford in company with two young women who lived in the neighbour- Mr. Slingsby added: “On the n ht of the murder she ...

... Binks, Westerdale, and Williams. Reserves: Jordan and Brindle. The whole of the Rovers' team and tors will visit the Tivoli Theatre on Thurs day nieht. second house, guests of Councillor F. Finn. TO vIsTIeOIHGLEY. STRONG HULL TEAM SELECTED FOR MATCH WITH ...

... the cinema. Realising that something serious was the matter the point duty policeman, who was only some 20 yards from the theatre, stopped all traffic and rushed to the entrance. this time there was an indescribable scene of panic. HEROIC EFFORT BY OPERATOR ...

... statement Deputy Firemaster Wilson described the affair as the most appalling experience of his life. Describing the scene in the theatre, Mr. Wilson : “The screen is the river end of the tinema, that is, the end away from Gilmour Street. At each side of the screen ...

... THEATRES. AND THEATRE, HULL. IMMEDIATE SUCCESS. CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME ALADDIN. EVENINGS, 7.15. •.t'JLL -DAILY MAIL ': The shrieks delight happy children testify to the popularly cf HULL DAILY NEWS: If the delighted levee cf the children were any criterion ...

... Receiver General of W estminster Abbey- ARCHIBALD DENNIS FLOWER, Chairman ot the Governors the Shakespeare National Memorial Theatre. Stratford-on-Avon. JAMES HENRY FORD, Clerk to the Leeds ‘Board of Guardians, Member of the Executive Council of the Association ...

... REGULAR FEATURES Monday— Critical Comments Sport. Notes (winter months). A AY„'•> Theatre and Cinema. DNP.SDAY- G>ou ot es. Paragraphs »rom Paris, kite the Road Huus e and Home (winter months) h 'DAY To- sorrow's Sport. Territorial Notes. ™ sicai and ...

... font*. Bank. Office, and Hotel Fitter*. Woof, ltd., 113 & 115, Devonshire st., SHEFFIELD. Tel. 26171. » THEATRES AND MUSIC HALLS. T YCEUM THEATRE.-TO-NIGHT, at 7.0. MATINEES TO-DAY 2.0. To-morrow (Thursday) and Saturday, January 4th, 2.0. and until (mther ...

... one. DUCKLINGS AND A SLEIGH. In The Land of the Xmas Stocking,” a corner of which is so well reproduced at the Repertory Theatre, sleighs are hauled by ducklings; very dainty ducklings, too, who win the applause the audience whenever they appear. Humpty ...

... people now ask what is done to ensure the safety of these youngsters, and whether they should ever be allowed to fill a theatre or picture house without at least a sprinkling of adults among them to check panic. In days not long past the L.C.C. and other ...