... a 3 they Fyrq in it they will fght far all they | pionship of the World has anded at the Apolio are worth, but hhh‘!&”*“ Theatre in Paris in the victors of the French missa} would 7 robably suit the club well (o | giant, Panl Pons. alflzbrm-:-m‘m Information ...

... declared to have | its amateur status. One of the chief | was that money had been spent illegally in | amusements (payment to theatres, oic.) players when the team was away from . The Commission was not quite satisfied e book-keeping, and three of the officiale ...

... into interesting to note that Harry Lauder—who is|the disturbance in connection with the Barnsiey v. appearing at the Court Theatre, l.axr-ol—worhd Rradford match should have met at Leeds on Mon. 'l5. Alec Raisbeck a 8 8 bo( aro stars in dav, but it has ...

... The artists who have kindly promiad their servines are Mrs, Albert T, Mrs. Frank Condwell, Mossre. Sidney Gandy (Pslace Theatre. London). E. Sheridan. Anbrey Dakin, W. Rudd, Alfred Shaw, Charles Williame W H. Ibwteon, J. W. Cowley, H Heath. ¥. Knott ...

... NEXT WEEK AT THE THEATRES. The outstanding theatrical announcement 10-i next week i thet relating to the Lyoeum, where M Heory ,Lm ront. play, “The n,p’ orites ' wi gmally produced at the Hudson Thestre, New York, its sucoms was so extraordinary ihat ...

... handred on «uty, thery ehould be no more confusion or even less than is lassociated with a first might performance at @ London theatre. If anyone reaily wishes to “‘ask a policeman,” well, there will be 230 on duty. Since the last International was played at ...

... Robimson 3 7 3 9Mr W. G. Niven's Rowington ..Bates 5 7 3 10 Mr J. de Rothachild’s Chimborazo F. Pratt 3 7 = 11 Mr Barling’s Theatre Royal fi11y. Barling 3 7 0} 12 Lord M. de Walden's Carbide Maj. Bestty 3 7 0 15 Lord Sefton’s Birthdsy Parsde lesder ...

... Xieol, 6. N Marphy, R. C. Robd, W. Halswell, and G. w. Youne. United Kingdon. ‘ RS VT TTR e L 800 METRES (274.4 Yards) to the theatre, cheored by thousands of mm' o J. M. Lynch, H. St. A. Murray, O. Swain, W. Sutton, At the thoatre the heross of tne Olympiad ...

... Hoylaad Silkstoue, Harley 13 for throe, v Taakorsley. Inteke 18 for une: v. Woodhouse Wesjeyan. WRESTLING At the Alexandra Theatre this afternoon 1 & match between George Dinnie, of Shetfield and Charles Green, of Wigan, Dinnie was eveatually sucoesstul ...

... Most cxciting of recent years, and atlast we “700 umd/;-m-. to rec: ve 1,000 sovs, the second A;:e given by tj.ef Pnl;': Theatre .!:’fi-ocvgln. eud ‘shail see th. very best brought out of. The \s‘kmqi s sed 3;°u,','{',,‘ }32 :'2‘s‘;)* theve yearoids. ...

... ‘houghts as it his movements, was yot a wonderful wrestler on the day he defeated the American Tom Jeokins at the Lyceum Theatre. I never could compare the ‘Madrali of the Lyceum to the Madrali subsequentiy ‘beaten in two falls at Olympia by “ Hack.” ...

... G TRO ST ague, ouo of th 'r Jll:,\-‘dhl_w_ :l'.'rn| hworil, of Blackbur d bis brother William played full b cians. Willia Theatre, Birn right through it and finishe e John i We had o but it s eptional when the round i» mer one. John is fond of golf, and ...