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... theatricals, and concerts will provided for tbeir gue-ts. At the theatre tho attraction will be “The Doirymaidß,” end at the Hastings Pier the pantomime Jack and Beanstalk” will staged for the first time on Boxing Day. The bookings at the hotels ami boarding-houses ...
... Eastbourne Advertising Association. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS. Tbe woat.her here is fine and pleasant, and the outdoor attractions, which are numerous, arc all well patronised. The Smart Set entertainers are the Hastings Pier. “The Truants'’ being played the ...
... have been caught, and in the clear water other large bass have been seen round and under the piers. Mr. F. Ticehuist has landed a bass of Sllb. at Hastings Pier, and Mr. C. Monger one of inlb. in the Weymouth district, where Mr. Midgeley has captured a ...
... managed to send it home. Our Hastings Correspondent 6tates that the Cor- poration have made a concession to cyclists which will be much appreciated there. Up to nine o'clock in the morning, cycling on the Parade between Hastings Pier and Warrior-square may ...
... as the usual minor aquatic sports. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS. Hastings now at its best, from visitor’s point of view. The amusements are of the most varied character. Over five thousand were present at the Palace Pier Monday night to take part in battle ...
... Amongst other attractions there are The Brass Battle at the Gaiety Theatre, and The Importance of Being Earnest' at Hastings Pier. To-morrow (Thursday) an illumiaated fete will take piece in the Alesantlra Park. Warm. sheltered parade, facing south ...
... orchestra on the Hastings Pier and the concerts on the Palace Pier have been drawing appreciative audiences. Wallis Arthur's Entertainers on the recreation ground and the Jovilians in the bandstands have also proved attractive features. ISLE OF WIGHT. With conditions ...
... company Sir Anthony, dors •• will the attraction at the Hastings Pier, and ■'Camille at St. Leonards. visitors arc devoting themselves large piers and in boats, and there aornc laigc of very good fish. Tim of nflotlUaof torpedo boat destroyers and , a fine ...
... Nottingham swimmer, Frederick C. Gadsby, who has taken part in many competitions in England and on the Continent, otarted from Hastings Pier at bye minutes to one • o'clock yesterday afturnoos with the object of swimming to Eastbourne, a distance of 14 main. When ...
... and the affair promises to be one of the successful ot the season. Mr. J. 1). Hunter, who was for years manager of the Hastings Pier, will be seen neat week in pantomime at the Gaiety Theatre. For illustrated guide apply Boa C. 11.AIWATE. There been a ...
... away with the necessity of going out of doors. The pantomime at the Hastings Pier opened on Boxing Day, and the week after next Mr. J. D. Hunter, who was for thirty years manager of the Pier, will be seen at the theatre in pantomime. On Sunday a parade of ...
... HEALTH RESORTS. BY SEASHORE AND COUNTRYSIDE. HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARDS. Visitors tb Hastings and fit. Leonard. this week have been basking in sunshine and enjoying the ideal conditions which have prevailed. There 1 been a considerable increase in the ...