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... immense preponderance of the lowor class-- tho coster and hip sweetheart, and the donizens generally of crowded parts of the east-end of London-- a rather liopelest sort of people, one would think at first sight, but really not altogether loBt to the sense ...
... power. THE MARYLEBONE. race to Face a play oi inucu meriv, buh appearanoe hero this week, after having been seen at f the East-end. Its story having been fully roo0in- in The Stage, suffice it now to refer to tne a°a which is marked by that care and a ...
... powerful imagination. Mr. T. T. T. assured us, on the strength of his thirteen years' experience, that there were a half -a- million players. Mrs. Fawcett professed to relate in tho St. Jaime s Gazette the so-called wrongs of Currah's child, over whioh the ...
... that follows the merry little crowd. THE BRITANNIA. i .vaster ana an is just the sort of drama to satisfy the tastes of East-end audiences, and Mrs. Lane s company are excellently adapted to place the piece before them to the best advantage. Mr. A. Syms ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE ROYAL Lessee and Manager Mr. AUGUSTUS Harris. Every Evening, at 7.45, A MILLION OP MONEY, the success of trie autumn dramatic season, 1890, transferred in its entirety from Drury Lane Theatre. Popular cheap prices. (See daily pip-rs ...
... that of a dense mass of human beings in like so many sardines in a box . The attraction chosen for the h ' oliday time is A Million of Morny , and the choice is an exceptionally popular one . Hoxton , pampered by the catering of which they have been the ...
... house and ungrudging applause at the initial performance augur success, then it is safe to ruv that the management of tho East-end house will have no reason to regret their stage being occu pied bv the equine beauties. To gain nothing more than a mere ...
... and Mr. Willie Soott. The patter infused into his song by Mr. Scott is verv amusing. Soene five, the Mystica-1 Cave of Many Millions, is a very tine pieoe of work from the brush of Mr. Herbert Wallis, and tho ohoruses, ooupled with some clever oontortion ...
... employ a minimum of labour, that the industry here is largely under foreign control, and that most, of the money earned-- many millions of it goes abroad. Nor that the kinemas enjoy at law a seven-day week for their cheap mcchanical entertainment to the six-day ...
... LINES from LANCS by JAMES HARTLEY ONLY ONE other famous East-Ender of my acquaintance has evinced quite the same consistency of interest in Breezy Blackpool as Ray Martine--he was Ronnie Story of Tina Harris, now turned agent covering the West German ...
... Broadway musical 42nd Street--just two weeks after losing the chance of a similar top-billing role in a West End show. The East-End born crooner was due to start rehearsals for the new Hal Prince musical Roza at the Adelphi before a lack of cash pulled ...
... 73.4 93.1 S4C (Welsh speakers 32.9 71.8 Breakfast viewing Reach (millions) Mon- Sat- Mon- Fri Sun Sun BBC-1 Breakfast Time 8.2 TV-am Good Morning Britain 11.5 6.0 13.4 Individuals (millions) peak quarter hour audience Average Mon-Fri Sat Sun BBC-1 Breakfast ...