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... AT THE THEATRES. _w_—_.— NEXT WEEK’S AMUSEMENTS Theatre Royal. A great dramatic attraction (under the personal direction of Messts. Edward Lloyd and Ciifford Bown) is announced for rext week at the Theatre Royal this being the return visit of the favourite ...
... THEATRES & AMUSEMENTS. SHEFFIELD HIPPODROME THIS WEEK SHEFFIELD & DISTRICT GRAND OPERA SOCIETY. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. to indisposition Mias Ethel Cawley will not able to play Elizabeth in “Tannhauser.” Our London Letter. U.S. Ambassador—Post May Given ...
... Matinee, which took place at the Grand Theatre, Leeds. As on former occasions magnificent programme was presented, the performers being drawn from the Alhambra Theatre, Bradford ( Babes in the Wood). the Theatre Royal, Leeds (Humpty Dumpty), both by ...
... ENTERTAINMENTS No XOtJ PHILLIPS! Acts A L Apollo - mu- Office Tel 4o0 VIOLET VANBRUGH M Dell the Theatre STREET— 730 One 2 DAVID FIELD 3-act Evelyn Micawber Tel: 841 lor parties apply Week prior to interest ' MAJESTIC TO-DAY E Phillips TO-DAY POLAIRE ...
... International players respectively ; and A. H. Toogood (unattached), Englidt Internationalist), and A. J. Hewlett (Went Surrey). Playhouse Win Inter-Theatre Shield. The Inter-Theatre Challenge Shield, held under the auspices of the Stage Golfing Society, has ...
... followed by a match piay tournament ending in 36 holes final) arc Lieut-Colonel A. G. Barry (amateur champion. and English internationalist) and 2nd-Lieut. Fleming Shepherd; the Hon. Den vs Scott (winner of Italian Championship* 1905 and 1906) and Lieut. C ...
... d'. English internationalist, a d ' iMerton Park); Gorge ilb>h.unpt.,- . -. holder of the Welsh championship, at. ! (Bockenham): R. G. Hurst■ Colt hart Enghf-ii and ' players respectively; and A. 11. uet'tire.- I English internationalist, and J. Ho''n ...
... SOCIALIST CONGRESS IN LONDON. Mr. H. M. Hyndman was the president at the Internationalist Socialist Workers and Trade Union Congress yesterday. He described his position ss not an enviable one, and hs made a special appeal for good order, pointing out ...
... popular welcome was extended The Arcadians last evening, when it was one© more presented before the patrons of the Leeds Grand Theatre. The spirit contrast was never exploited to more amusing purpose than in this pleasant musical comedy, which has been before ...
... AFFAIRS. [SPECIAL telegram.] Bath, Thursday. Mr. Goschen addressed a meeting of between 4,000 and 5,000 persons in the Bath Theatre. The right hon. gentleman, who was loudly cheered, said : The Ministerial banquet of the 9th November was drawing near, and ...
... INTERNATIONALS.' Title international!, a new play by Bernard Karl Harris, produced by the Jevish Drama Leaaue at fhe article Theatre, London on Sundag, February TF. A first play that deals with big theme in not uninterestly way, and which contains at least ...
... MR. GOSCHEN, M.P., AT BATH. On Thursday Mr. Goschen addressed a meeting of between 4,000 and 5,000 persons in the Bath Theatre. Tho right bon. gentleman, who was loudly cheered, said th ...