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... Flora Mac Donald (Ivy Troy) entreats Prince Charles (Donald Rei'd) not to go away and fight. The pair receive stout, support from the Moxon Ladies, split-second dance team. The comedy touch is supplied by Aly and his henchmen soldiers. But Aly, like most ...
... LONGDEN'3 COMPANY the New Domestic Drama— THE MIDNIGHT MAIL. NEXT WEEK—Mr FRANK CURZONS No. 1 COMPANY the Charming Musical Comedy— SERGEANT BRUE. EMPIRE THEATRE. 9 n d Manager, Mr FRANK PERCIVAL. TILt- CELEBRATED SENSATIONAL DRAMATHE CRIMSON CLUB. NEXT WEEK—BABES ...
... Domestic Drama— THE MIDNIGHT MAIL. NEXT WEEK—Mr FRANK OURZON S No. 1 COMPANY in the Charming Mu.-ical Comedy— SERGEANT BRUE. PALACE THEATRE CLOSED FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. EMPIRE THEATRE. 9 I.csscc and Manager, Mr FRANK PERCIVAL. THE CELEBRATED SENSATIONAL DRAMA— ...
... COMPANY In the New Domestic Drama— THE MIDNIGHT MAIL. NEXT WEEK-Mr FRANK CURZON'S No. 1 COMPANY in the Charming Musical Oomedy— SERGEANT BRUE. EMPIRE THEATRE. 9 Lessee and Manager, Mr FRANK PERCIVAL. THE CELEBRATED SENSATIONAL DRAMA— THE CRIMSON CLUB. NEXT ...
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... restdence of the great humorist It is said that *ale will held of the books, furniture, and curiosities early the coming month. Stout Thackeray and tiik Oxford Vice Chanceixob ’Pray, what can I do serve you, sir ?’ inquired the bland functionary. •My name is ...
... s , v . C . W . Ollorhead , Sutton Coldfield . E . Noel Layton , Walton Heath , v .- T . H . P . Kolesar , Sandy Lodge . ' Frank B . Scholfield , Sandiway , v . K . MacRac , West Hill . Allan Macbeth , Bowdon , v . R . V . K . Findlay , St George ' s Hill ...
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... has also nine Scots, chief of whom is Jack M'Lean, Hayston. Hie Scottish champion has for an opponent in the second round Frank B. Scholfield. Should he beat this player M'Lean will be faced brother Scot, Edward P. Kvle. Singapore, who learned his eolf ...
... Andrews clubmen. W. •. 'l j K°od chance of meeting Jones ft Und vk' the draw also are two ex[% 8 ' E ri° M'Ruvie, Leven Vh , Frank J. Bird. Letch• I ...
... Critchley, Prince’s, v. C. W. Ollerhead, Sutton Coldfield. E. Noel Layton, Walton Heath, v. T. H. P. Kolesar, Sandy Lodge. Frank B. Scholfield, Sandiway, v. K. Macßae, West Hill. Allan Macbeth, Bowdon, v. R. V. K. Finlay, St George’s Hill. T. A. Torrance ...
... t. Capt. C. W. Bobert_ «on, Portmamock. Dr A. Cockcroft Barker, Hull. v. H. M. Gow, Prestwick Eric A. M'Ruvie Thistle v. Frank J. Bird, Letcbworth Russell Bo.vack, Baberton, t. Angus V. Hambro, Royal and Ancient. Norman Newton, Havana, v. T. P. Whitaker ...