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... THEATRE TRAGEDY. EXCITED SPECTATOR FALLS INTO STALLS. CLERK'S NECK BROKEN. SEQUEL TO FOOTBALL DRAMA. In the Glasgow Coliseum Theatre on Saturday night the chief item on the prog?amme was football drama, which these three one-time great English Intern ...
... Large numbers of pilgrims are leaviDg a I Lourde?. ei The Berne Internationalists have been e to various terms of imprisonment and diffe re with compensation to the gendarmes they had J . Some of the accused have been banished.* Bribing a Critic.—A ...
... THE KING'S THEATRE. There is something to suit all tastes in the programme submitted at the King's Theatre, Dundee, this •week, and even the most fastidious music hall patron leaves the establishmen with a smile of satisfaction. The place of honour deservedly ...
... Lecal Intelligence 9 Shooting Internationalists 10 Golden Anniversary 11 Horror Crash ’ .15 Letters to the Editor 17 D’'ye Mind Lang Syne? .. 24 Theatre Review 28 Bird Show Results 29 Sports Round-up 30, 31, 32 ...
... Round Cinema and Theatre ARBROATH. Olympia.---B6it Woolsey, the inimitable %vise-cracking screen partner of Wheeler, olvs a lone hand in Everything's Rosie. a rich comedy of an itinerant quack doctor. The settings are against the c.auvas of show life ...
... PALACE THEATRE TEAM TO AID BLIND A football match between the cast of the Palace Theatre, Dundee, and Juventus F.C. will take place on Fairmuir Park tomorrow, kick-off 2.15. Proceeds will go to Royal Dundee Institution for the Blind. The Palace team is:—Billy ...
... unable to get away that day. The Lunan was considerably flooded owing to the recent rains. Theatre—Trades Hall.—We hare been favoured by short visit of the Theatre Royal (Dundee) Company, wbich opened the above last night. They are only to be two nights ...
... EMPIRE VARIETY THEATRE. Owing to the sudden emergence of the raj:- way strike Mr Bell found it impossible to get the Boom Revue Company advertised to appear this week to travel fromF d, Lot at the eleventh hour he was more n = successful in securing ...
... luE THEATRE* EN SCOTLAND. Th? ?? aye t he theatrical engagements vn the principal cities in Scotland for the cur- ! rent week : - - Dundee- Her Majesty's— Osmor.d Tearle and I Company. Edinburgh.- The Lvceura— La Poupee. The Royal- - The Sleeping Beauty ...
... Good Old Days theatre in d of closing hopefully underneath the arches of Charing Cross Station, where the entrance to the Players Theatre is situated. Eleven sleek boats have been pushing their twin hulls through the heart of London since 1988. Fascinating ...
... THEATRE OUTING. St. Columba's Episcopal Church R'oman's Guild members held their aanstal autltecto Perth Theatre to see the pantomitne Cinderella?' A bus full of members and friends made the journey and spent a most enjoyable evening. WRIST DRIVE. Winners ...
... producers and mo>t of an excellent company in the space of a few months. Yet this little theatre has, after a struggle for existence, become one of the leading repertory theatres in the country. The best wishes of a regular threatregoer with Mr Cross and his ...