... ARE THEATRES HEALTHY * The hygienic arrangements of theatres and other places o('mu-uml are all the world over disgracefully neglected. The importance of the thorough sanitation of schools and similar - stitution is now fully realised and no expense or ...

... ease, said that it anneared that on Friday, the 27th of last month, some sixty students at the Yorkshire College went to the Theatre Royal, and had what was said to have been “a most glorious night,” and a “wind-up” was the best of all. (Laughter.) The D ...

... Secretary and Manager. LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE. Proprietors: Messrs Waddington and Sons, Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. Douglas A.ATEIB THEATRIOALS in Aid of the Funds of the SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE. in the Londes ...

... the other doesn't.” i ™A The following startling announcement has been posted in an Hungarian village : - ILLYEZ HUNGARIAN THEATRE, January 29th, 1899, First Performance of ROMEO AND JULIA, Sensational, World-renowned Tragedy, in 5 Acta, with Songs, Dances ...

... Secretary and Manager. LONDESBOROUGH THEATRE. Proprietors: Messrs Waddington and Sons, Acting Manager: Mr. J. C. Douglas AIATEUI THEATRICALS in Aid of the Funds of the SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE, in the Londesborough Theatre, on THURSDAY, 9th February, 1899, at ...

... Friday moming, on the oocasion of A supper given o the performers in the amateur dramatic entertainment at the Loandesborough Theatre. An extension tll one o'clock was granted. An exiemsion of the same licence Lill 1.30 on Saturday morning was granted fur ...

... in this poster was omitted in our quotation. L The advertisement actually runs as follows :— Lt £ S \ 44 Illyer Hungarian Theatre. 1f it please the Holy Will of God. upon the 20th of January, in the 1899th year after the Birth of Christ, there will be ...

... been put in the resolution beeause they could not get the Spa until October, as it would be the end of September before the theatre closed. Some conversation as to the date ensued, and it was finally decided to leave THF DATE AN OPEN QUESTION. Mr. Alder ...

... “l‘l‘n of Frout Beats at Central Entrance. elephone \ W. MORGAN Managing Director. W. KITCHINGMAN, Secretary and Manager. THEATRE ROYAL, SCARBOROUGH. I’ropr.etor and Manager - HENRY MAYHEW. T“ NIGHT. at 7-39, and EVERY EVENING I‘l IN THE WEEK —STANLEY ...

... Managing Director. W. KITCHINGMAN, Becretary and Manager. SHROVE-TUESDAY : GRAND CARNIVAL. Two Ball Rooms for Dancing. 3 THEATRE ROYAL, SCARBOROUGH. Proprietor and Manager - HENRY MAYHEW. Tl)-NI(IHTA at 730. and EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, DOUGLAS ...

... form of poisoning, for later in the day, when enjoying the pantomime 1 Liverpool. the whole of the players had to leave the theatre. Their condition was such that medical assistance had to be sought. On Saturday morning nearly the whole of the team looked ...

... part, it was agreed by 19 votes to 4 that it was not worthy of our support. Turarer Rovar —There was a far attendance at the Theatre Royal on Monday evening, when the comedy ...