... ANDY AITKIIN. Mr. Charles Hawtrey has commenced rehear s& of Where the Rainbow Ende. which is .0 be revived at the Garrick Theatre, •)n December 11th, and the box office ix nos open. The dtlaghtful music composed by Mr. Roger Quitter, a son of the Late ...

... was ? Cat and Fiddle in or near Altrinchsm f London gets naughtier and naughtier. The chief aitistic object the Cabaret Theatre Club, which lost begun the second season of its chequered existence, Is to cultivate a form of art previously unknown in ...

... pANCA NG (SAT:). 3. THE ABBEY THEATRE. aad W NIGHT at $.lB. Matinee at 130 THE OF BROTH, rowdy in Or A. by W. 1. Testa. }RATE. .i.LY la To bp T. C. 31•=7. THE ItIsING OP THE NOON. •t Play la Oar bel. bp Lady Omar. SP SP 11 la fla • 1P TONIGHT AT S. AILY ...

... Hotel to the AGRICULTURAL HALL Every convenienc( N and comfort. Moderate Tariff. Early booking advisable. ' &cease to ALL THEATRES LONDON • XMAS SHOPPING CRIMES. ...

... Versatile London a Latent Comediao. LYONS A OOLLU.M, And Grand Star In of Vaudeville. Box Ot&oe open 10.30 to 3 end 7to 8. East. THEATRE, COL Ei LI. STREET. If AS* TWICE NIGHTLY. 8.0.-10-KIGHT FLOKKIE FOEDE, The Workia Greatest Chorea Singer; FITE J OVERS, Marrailoua ...

... Ebley's *Theatre PICTUREDROME, Pandy Rd., Aberkenfig, Friday. A play a gren interest ••AT THE WORLD'S MERCY. - Saturday.--A startling drama, THE CHAIN GANG. Monday.—A great doml•stie military drama, TWO LITTLE DRUM ROT'S. Tuesday. A very hue comedy ...

... Girl. 'this latest musical comedy in three acts should prove a very acceptable bill of fare (or patrons of the .Metrupole Theatre next week. Mean. J. W. Gardiner and Harry Richardson'. company will intrepret this musical play, which is said to be one of ...

... THE PICTURE THEATRE. Is as neellwat progrestme provided at the Sare mem Old Wick ter la eddiike to the It than ase three Is well worth !be MR the Weeny In • very =was eet in Which they perform on various 1111110•1 el la. and la their comer . The sive ...

... LEICESTER THEATRE PATRONS. Mr. Eda:3l4l I'. of the Sunsbine Girl Co., Ociera House, Leicester. wishi-s to thank our re:viers. also the local managers for their enlizhtiming information with regard to Leicester and theatregoers. ad &skis that there seems ...

... wife and family. An interesting experiment is to 6e tried in London to-night, another attempt te solve the probiem of the theatre queue. ‘The people tions which he discovered in 1906 on the Judi Dagh, near the village of Shakh, in Turkish urdistan. Tho ...

... LIVERPOOL NOVEMBER 15 1912 - TAILORS Overcoats - 25- 30- PERFECT FITTIMQ MOST OMOICC L0ND0H0AD AND CHURCH-STREET UYEI700L THEATRE i -JACK THEATRE THE EMPIRE 40 lAATS SJO-TWK XICUTIV-1 THE RIVER GIRL fly BOKUAS aad TWKXt MOSTLY WKUNfcUAY MM MA 9 JL MflYAL HIPPODROME ...

... half usual prices; cash or credit; easiest terms: write for free catalogue.—Jas. Woodhoose & S. Street (next door to Empire Theatre). Edinburgh. A T Woodhouse's stocktaking sale.—Large stoos of insult tiful carpets, including Brussels, tapestries, Wilton ...