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... - ?? AT THE THEATRE LIBRE. Ad T.A UMTT V -- - LA BICLLE MADAME HESSELIN. Piece, in Five Acts, by Edouard Gallier. Produced at the Nouveau Thlittre, Mar!ich 17th. 1899. Rend Nesselin.. ?? HRsxIOr Francis ?? PAUL FRANCK UA Uclonel ?? GARNIER Capitaine ...
... recourse to tieaa rather than to theatres ? It will be urged that theatres are large and churches and chapels small. Then choose several small churchts or chapels, and so accommodate the same number of hearers as a theatre has room for and the riddle's solved ...
... kind help given to them by the artistes of the theatres and music halls, a good deal has been done to mitigate the suffering. On Saturday a matinee performance was given at the Prince of Wales's Theatre, at which the artistes engaged in the pantomime ...
... THE OIaNl.)(N THEATRES. THE SUYRREY. On Alondal ,. Not, i. the IDranij. il I 'at ActS, ki FlL Xk ft FrGIXI elatiet PA Kl-worot ?? ?? Mr Cit tit .1.5 Cati'Wnsti~S il ,r W - ?? .. ?? Mr E~isip'n i e1'iri it N il GIz, l . i ?? . r . I sisJOHN t 11Iw !0o ...
... THE LOND)ON THEATRES. DALY'S. Onl Saturday, Fvh. 2d, for the First rinei0 a Conumly vith 31usbly in Two AVts, by ow en aill e . i it by Iiarry Gren',bank Mvisie by Sidnley Jones, eutiled 'AN ARTI ST'S M1 'DEL. e ?? ?? MiSt MARIn TESPEST Lady Barbara ...
... UNHEALTHY THEATRES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Being under engagement recently at a certain provincial theatre, we found that the dregsing-roOmS allotted to the gentlemen of our company consisted of a series of small rooms opening off one side of ...
... TERRY'S THEATRE.: on ThUrsilay evening Mr Edward Terry's new theatre ia the Strand was opened for private inspection. The style is Flemish renaissance, delicately decorated in asple green, old link, and gold. From every part of the Isense all uninterrupted ...
... The Church and the Theatres. . TO Til EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-Ie not DMr Cyril Bowen, in his otherwise sensible remarks upon the above subject in your last issue, a little ungracious and unjust to the R Ritualistic clique, as he terms it? Are Mr Horsley ...
... director of the theatre, for the inter- esting and entertaining music he provides. I i i i I i I I THE DALSTON THEATRE. On Monday, March 26th, the Play, iTrE SORROWS OF S&TAN. This week has witnessed the production at the Dalston Theatre of that remarkable ...
... affords visitors to the theatre this week an opportunity of becoming acquainted with the working of the X-ray apparatus. Not'o0nlY is a perfect demonstration of the X-rays given in the first scene of the fourth act-the operating theatre in St. James's Hospitat-but ...
... exceedingly unfavourable weather of the past wveek has had a hligrhly prejudicial effect upon the majority of the West-end Theatres. The most notable events have been the opening of the OLYMPIC, on Monday night, under the Management of Miss Ada Cavendish ...
... THE LONDON THEATRES. TEHE PRINCESS'S. On Monday, Jan. 30th, Revival of the Drama, in Four Acts, by Cecil Raleich and Henry Hamilton, entitled .,THE WHITE HEATHER. 'Lady Janet Maclintook ?? Miss AGNSS THo0IAS ?? Hume ?? Miss EILY HALYOS Lady Molly Fanshawe ...