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... some time in advance they may prevent unfortunate elashings. TUESDAY„ -- 13th Sept., 1892. 7-30 p in. Theatre Royal. Gloriana. 7-30 p.m. Grand Theatre. Queen's Evidence WEDNESDAY, 14th. 11-0 am. Halifax Union. Meeting. 8-0 p.m. Museum Scientific ...
... TUESDAY, 20th Sept., 1892. 7.30 p.m. Music Rooms, Waterhouse-st. Local Parliament Meeting. 7-30 p m. Theatre Royal. Paul Kauvar. 7-30 p.m. Grand Theatre. The Magistrate WEDNESDAY, 21st. 8-0 p iii. Providence School-room. Ambulance Class. THURSDAY, 22nd ...
... Museum there is the head of a lion moulded in glass, bearing the name of an Egyptian king of the eleventh dynasty. BEFORE a theatre can be opened for stage plays in Dublin, a patent, which lasts 25 years, has to be obtained from the Lord- Lieutenant. ...
... One day, window cleaning; the next, bedroom thoroughly turned out, Family Dressmaker. - - WHY IT REMINDED Hat OF A SPANISH THEATRE, WHILE Longfellow was a professor at Bowdoin College he once called upon a student who was utterly unprepared to recite. A ...
... high and low to hear him sing and dance in an idiotic song with a lively melody entitled 'Jim Crow.' Mr. Rice, at the Surrey Theatre, was as popular as Mr. T. P. Cooke was at the same house, as William in 'Black Eyed Susan, or as Mr. Chevalier is to-day in ...
... the curtain as it descended. piece was Richard III. The ger of the theatre was Richmond, 4 20 had given himself a splendid new t1 1( ,° 4 armour, and had provided the best theatre could afford for his army. He di t i l PoPular with the public in front ...
... practical joker on or oil the stage. One night he arranged with his brilliant manager, Goodwin, while he was playing at the Globe Theatre, Boston, that at a, certain point in the performance Goodwin should interrupt him, pronounce him a humbug as a humorist and ...
... FELLOWS' HALL, THEATRE OF VARIETIES, St. James's Road, HALIFAX, Proprietors • Messrs, Greasley *Yra lton MONDAY, —SE P. 26th. / THE WEEK, their ,UALTREY, HIG6INS SE A.FORT sketch, JACK'S RETURN. t r t i'ls e - s A-my _ . _ ------ - Height, Minnie ...
... of the Revolution. More than one M.P. of the present time also follows the calling. THE OTHERS WERE BELOW. IN front of the theatre at Oxford there are some gigantic stone figures, the date and subject of which are alike buried in uncertainty. Two sailors ...
... is if ? TUESDAY, 27th Sept., 1892. Stockton Railway opened 1825. 7-30 p.m. Theatre Royal. Miss Kate Vaughan. 7-30 p m. Grand Theatre. The Union Jack. WEDNESDAY, 28th. 8-0 p.m. Museum. Scientific Society Lecture. THURSDAY, 29th. S. Michael and All Angels ...
... REMARKABLE BEHAVIOUR OF A SEVERED HEAD. THE manager of a Berlin theatre got up a drama in which a human head was to be offered to a tyrant. In order to produce as much effect as possible, he resolved to use a human head. On the stage was placed a table ...
... ?en is U? TUESDAY, 4th October, 1892. 10-0 a.m. County Court Sitting. 7-30 p.m. Theatre Royal. Taken from Life 7.30 p.m. Grand Theatre. The Baron of Corvelle. 7-30 pm. Mechanics' Hall. East Ward Ratepayers' Association. 8-0 p.m. Haugh Shaw Board School ...