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... gone up to 84, with five deaths since the fire, 11 persons dangerously ill, and 42 missing who are known to have gone to the theatre. It is no great -wonder that public apprehension magnifies this terrible sum total to an even greater extent. Captain Shaw ...
... matinees. Yesterday a most demonstrative audience clamoured from an early hour in the morning for admission to the Avenue Theatre. The attraction was a special programme promoted for the benefit of Mr. Arthur Roberts. This gentleman, who deserted the music ...
... SAFETY OF THEATRES. So great has been the sensation caused among members ol the House of Commons the recent theatrical catastrophe Paris, that upwards of 60 members, says the Globe, have signified their intontion of supporting Mr. Dixon Hartland, should ...
... FIRES IN THEATRES. The publication in papers of the always paintul and frequent! details of the discoveries madi in the 1 iti of the Paris Comique not to be appiofeii as a matter of taste. If, however, it leads London theatre-goers to bethink themselves ...
... Gioss. Mrs. Henry Fawcett, representing the National Vigilance Association, gave evidence on the employment uf children in theatres, the relations of such tinploy-1 ment to the existing Acts. Mr. Mitchell, barrister, was examined on the legal aspect of ...
... determine tne » pledge from the for the P^P o3 * given him tbat facyitie3 for the prevents rf V 086 passing his Bill 0168 theatre* influence of ofYcu-k, dukedom sUpon5 Up0n OD V duie «*°» first who was the fifth piredwithFrederS, Court, _ . , . ** i on ...
... Pretext Police, the Miiaster of tb * Interior, und the Miniver of Pine s * for the Opera Comique fatality, nnd thre months for theatre and cafe* concerts to adopt the elec trie light. ...
... AOO. THE OLD SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM BANK. THE OLD CROW TREE, DIVISION STREET WESLEY COLLEGE. RUSKIN MUSEUM. THE OLD SURREY THEATRE, WESTBAR. THE IZAAK WALTON INN, DOVEDALE. WYMING BROOK. BRAMALL LANE CRICKET GROUND. i ~ SHEFFIELD 1740. DARNALL OLD CRICKET ...
... it did just half the profits ins; help. for local matter much need- Tklr. Irving the liberality displayed the 21st June, theatre free to children on present to each * * of * Dick 3 purpose to Dicks' Shillir, one 3 a s P ec of carry away Shakespeare ...
... Gladstone went to the Opera, and the fact of his visit having been announced beforehand, some of his followers foregathered the theatre, and gave him a demonstration. theatrical manager who takes the risk of running opera in London during Ascot week must be ...
... celebrities with whom the inquirer is familiar in his morning paper. A similar duty is performed at at least one American Theatre by a young lady imitator the inventive genius just referred to. She attends the country cousins in their box at the opera ...
... EXITS FROM THEATRES. the meeting of the Birmingham Watch Committee to-day discutsion took place on the exits from places of amusement. It was stated that arrangements one of the principal theatres were such that a panic must be attended with terrible ...