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... forth into the body of the theatre reit, alas-ming rapidity and increasing fierceness. Ihir, Froeman, who, fortunately, happened to be passing the theatre about this time to his home, and noticing the inside of the theatre alight, he burst open the stage ...
... ties Iloor- lug of the theatre. The origin of the fire is ursknown, The theatre wee built between two and three years ago by a company of gentlemen of the city and county, who felt that the old dilapidated and uncomfortable theatre was unworthy of the city ...
... TEE WATCH COMINMITTEE AS&ND THE i; i THEATRE ROYAL. Mr. Dornton, the lessee of the Theatre Royal, has forwarded the following letter to the Lord Chamberlain's secretoryw ho had informzed him of the complaint of the p3lice as to the overcrowding of his ...
... fire, or alarm of fire, in theatres. The chief constable of Manchester and the superin- tenlent of tise fire brigade have inspected tile Manchester theatres, 1and made a series of suggestions for hessening the danger to theatre goers in case of fire or ...
... THE WATCH COMMITTEE AND FIRES I I IN THEATRES. The report of thc special body of gentlemen whom tho IWatch Committee appointed to consider the subject of fire and panic ih theatres is under the consideration of the local jestices and the Lord Chamberlain ...
... I THE BUNGALOW AT THE PRINCE OF WVALES THEATRE. It has been stated that an effort is being made to test the feelings of provincial audiences on the subject of matinees. Possibly with this end in view amorning performance of The Bungalow was given ...
... THE DESTRUCTION OF THE SURREY THEATRE BY FIRE. Monday night, as we briefly stated yesterday, fire broke out in the Surrey Theatre, which resulted in the destruction of that building, but fortunately without any destruction of human life, though an audience ...
... escaped unhurt. The theatre and the - 5ymes offices, with some other houses,' 6 were eventually destroyed, while a number of M buildings were damaged by fire or falling walls. It was' thought that the historic Walnut Street Theatre, situated close by, ...
... means of escape, and sonic improvements were effected, 11 Tlhe new theatre built at Nice was desieneid sD as 1F to afford casy egeess in case of fire ; and ir. the ct other and old theatre of that town nothing but N firesproof material is employed for the ...
... lleeiver, M ?? Icott (from the olfice of rft. j.A W ilea l-sii (I ton) appeared for tile debtor-, 'lie vi, lite lease) the theatre in I)CcelO ?? r s £352. in ready cash. I'Pi ctvtr 83 ' ,pertes ]laie cost £,2,030 (in aacy g landlord, Mr. Jer-timn,ditaei ...
... years Br since the Theatre Royal before that was the victim Tf of fire. Mr. Irving and Mr. Toole have played to Ci crowded houses in them, and Mr. Gladstone spoke oh two years ago in the theatre *which now lies in ruinS, of The theatre was under the management ...
... DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.--A THEATRE BURNED DOWN. The incln heare a~sburned down on Saturday p morning, the. building being absolutely -gutted. Mr. W Clarence Halt and company on the previous -evening te gave a representation of Lost to the World. Shortly ...