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... LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. Proprietors & ¥anagers: Messrs. W. A. WADDING TON & BONS. Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. DOUGLAS, ‘ LAST NIGHT. OF 9 - LEE'S CELEBRATED COLOURED ‘ OPERATIC MEXICAN MINSTRELS, Direct from all the Principal Halls and Theatres throughout ...
... ) LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. Proprietors & Managers: Messrs. W, A. WADDING TON & SBOONS. Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. DOUGLAS, ENORMOUS ATTRACTION FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1899, Srecial and Important, Visit of | J 9 ...
... Seats at Central Entrance. / | W. MORGAN Managing Director. *ePIORW. KITCHINGMAN, Bccretary and Manager. , LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. f Proprietors & Managers: Messrs. W, A. WADDING TON & 80N8. Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. DOUGLAS I ENORMOUS ATTRACTION ...
... LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. Proprietors & Managers: Messrs. W. A. WADDING TON & 8088, Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. DOUGLAS | TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK. Special and Important Visit of 9 MR. ALBANY WARD'S Improved VELOGRAPH, WITH A NEW AND BRILLIANT ...
... tedegram) from Omaha. The baboon, it seems, was a member of a traned soimal show that was doing a “ turn ™ at the Creighton Theatre, and thys emimal by some means got loose and vad 4 the stage one afternoon. Beang muzzled it was harmless, but alo being very ...
... of Front Seats at Central Entrance. olagheme 800 ...
... vote of thanks (o Lhe chairman. Axivaren Picrenes ar i Lospessorovem. There was only a meagr. attendance at the Lon'*?'\M' Theatre on I“Ud?y evening, when a series o animiatec photogra were shown by Mr. Albany l:\’wf‘ Some aapital pictures were thrown ...
... LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH. Proprietors & Mavagers: Messrs. W. A, WADDING TON & 80N8. Acting Mapager: Mr. J. C. DOUGLAS. | TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK. Special and Important Visit ...
... dress of the Middle Ages,” It is stated that Mme. Bern ...
... Warchouse, Westborough (adjoining the Theatre), where places may be secured MONDAY, January 30th, for ONE WEEK ONLY and ONE MATINEE. Will be produced on a scale of Magnificence never before attempted at this Theatre, MR. WILL SLEY'S GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS ...
... Sarah Bernhardt has, it is said, invited Sir Heory Irvag and Miss Bllen Terry o give some performances of thurmyenory at the Theatre de la Nation, Paris. It s not likely that the invitation will be accepted. ...
... thet Mr.| \r, po o oUI Sty w mon ol S 0 R R T it o fho Lot T Chamberlain’s definition is crude and u-: Commons as “an empty theatre of unsym-| T. White, who gave the usual loyal toasts. = Mr. qualified. 8o crude, indeed, does Mr. Mor-' pathetic listeners ...