Theatre Royal
AT the Royal, "Alice in Wonderland" has been revised almost out of its original shape, and is now so attractive that extra matinees are announced. Afternoon performances will…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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Empire Theatre
THE evergreen "Robinson Crusoe" is still drawing as well as ever at the Empire. There is no better pantomime extant for both youngsters and oldsters, and the clever manner in…
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THE superbly staged play, "For the Sake of a Woman," still attracts all sorts and conditions of men and women to the Criterion. If people don't go for the sake of a woman, they roll up…
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MR. WILLIAM ANDERSON'S company are still drawing crowded audiences at the Lyceum with "Greed of Gold," a first-class melodrama, loaded to the muzzle with sensation, scenery,…
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ALTHOUGH few of the crush of patrons at the Palace Theatre were aware of the fact, Mr. Charles Arnold has gone through a severe illness, extending over three weeks. The…
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The Empire Theatre was crowded on Saturday afternoon and evening, when the pantomimo "Robinson Crusoe" was preceded by a new first part, nearly all the items of which were received with…
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At the Criterion Theatre "For the Sake of a Woman" drew a well-filled house on Saturday, and the drama was warmly received. Mr. Charles Holloway is now rehearsing the new play, "The…
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The entertainment at the Tivoli Theatre is now run on the lines of the English music halls, that is, what is known as "the first part" has been done away with. The new…
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Both performances of "Alice in Wonderland, at the Theatre Royal, on Saturday were well attended, and the favorite numbers were cordially applauded, the clever acrobatic…
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Tho performance of "Greed of Gold," by Mr. Win. Anderson's Company at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday was well received by a large audience. The drama will be played…
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Only two more performances can be given of "Hans the Boatman" at the Palace Theatre, where the piece is drawing crowded audiences, as on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday there will be revivals…
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Although still drawing large houses to the Palace Theatre, "Hans the Boatman" must be withdrawn after tonight, as Mr. Charles Arnold intends to revive "What…
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The repetition of Giordano's new opera " Fedora " attracted a great audience at Her Majesty's Theatre last night. The opera is full of beautiful music, and Signorin[?] Bassich's powerful impersonation of the…
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Mrs. C. Gifford Moore and friends gave a concert on Saturday at the Thomas Walker Convalescent Hospital to a large number of the patients, by whom the entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs…
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