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... done us the service of labelling and describing distinctly the municipal and the sub- scription theatre. The object, lie says, of the municipal theatre on the Continent is gener- ally educational and recreative, the low price of admission enabling ...
... of the hind at the Savoy Theatre, but there was something which very much corresponded with that description at the Novelty Theatre. Mr DiXON-HARTLAND said the letter in question was signed by four actors of the Savoy Theatre. Hle would have to refer ...
... appropriate and effective. Altogether, the performances of How London Lires at the Grand Theatre this week have been completely successful and satisfactory. METROPOLE THEATRE. On Ma)nday, Oct. 2d, the Comedy, by Haddon Chambers, entitled I THE TYRANNY OF TEARS ...
... Police-court, on Friday morning, the 12th inst., Mr T. Dutton, the lessee and manager of the Gloucester Theatre, applied for a renewal of the licence of the theatre until the end of June next year. His object in applying for the liquor licence granted only till ...
... Santander Disaster Fund, the contestants being members of the companies engaged at the Theatre Roval, Manchester ; the Prince's Theatre, Manchester ; and the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, against the A team of the Everton Football Club. The ladies con- nected ...
... production. The Liars has been received with warm cordiality at the Grand Theatre this week, Islington audiences seeming to keenly appreciate Mr Henry Arthur Jones's brilliant satire. THEATRE METROPOLE. On Monday, Oct. 10th, the Five-Act Play, by R. C. Carton ...
... THE JAPANESE THEATRE. In theatres in Japan the portion of the floor which in London is devoted to the stalls is partitioned off into a number of squares to hold three or four people. The audience stand or squat-as suite tbeirfancy. They bring their dinners ...
... TLE CONTINUOUS TTHEA'TRE. A CHAT WITH AUSTIN FYNES. (BY oUR SPrCIAL COMMISSIONER ) We are now likely to have two continuous theatres in London, for, besides the Princess's, which is now undergoing alterations, to be opened as an all-day playhouse, we are ...
... SAFETY OF THEATRES. A special session of the Justices of the Peace was held in the Burgh Court, Dundee, recently to consider an application by Mr WvY. M arland for the renewal of his licence for the performance of stage plays in her Majesty's Theatre and Opera ...
... FIRES IN THEATRES. Mr DALTON, at the meeting ot the Metropolitan Board of Works on the 28th ult., on bringing up the report of the Works Committee, moved that a letter be sent to the managers of eight theatres reported upon by Captain Shaw, requesting ...
... theatrical nanegilet-nt. From the report of the Theatres Comnmiittee of ?? London County Counivil last week we learnt that a person named A. A. Lisrmit has been niasqueraic- ingr as one of the iuspectors of theatres eniployv(i, by tile Council. LISTER7S aidVentUreS ...
... Court Theatre, some of the buildings at the Alexandra Palace, Crystal Palace Theatre, Tcrry's Theatre, the new Court Theatre, Garrick Theatre, Tivoli Theatre, Trafalgar- square - ...