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HARRY At liberll. Bnpert Cottage, Bedford Bark. EDWARD COMPTON all coismaoicatioot 1, Nevara Mimarc, Scmlb KeMiogton, B.W. ROBERT Address. 53. Sattou-coort. ChUwick. PATEMAN IVfR. ADSTIN MELFORD. DVKB YORK’S THBATRK. o>««Ksced abortly. 'Pbon Utt P»Sd.
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
\fISS ELEANOR DELAPORTE. Addren. COURT THEATRE. Tel., 3110 Regent. hLXORITA carmen turia, Address, LONDON HIPPODROME.
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
RICIMER.
Mb. fre i> emn e v. This. ReMlaf. Not, HIPPO., BRIGHTON ’PtiOBO. M*U*n S3. Mr. ♦W. SAVB T. Ut**ral Muac*r r Slntlont-Bpoa-Aro* Player*. Touring America. AfE. CHARLES H. MORTIMER. T’A Liberty. Leading Business Town oaly. ! " Daleaia," Heath Park-road. Romford. MR. EDMOND BREON. A
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
ALEXANDER
R. COLIN •ITA AMteaa. CJo The Bra. * Mr. had d on cave. Address. Playgoers' Clnb, 20, Cranbonrn slrret. W.C, COLIN Disengaged All communications. 19. Bcrkeley-st., JOHNSTON Tifß. WILLIAMS. Originator of LrA '* Pictnrce.” FullilUna tag. Man«he*»er A dls. 84. \\ ymering-mans.. av.
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
Hfiss - - ■ NELLIE CHRISTIE. Character Comedicaat. AddraM, BoMTillt, 3. CAareA itcbu, Bait Shani . * HlickaiDr*. df S
MARY", '* (Bra. Charlw Howltt) and MISS GLADYS IURD-HOWm. DiMQ«mgcd. « —* I, Th« Boalevard. Hign-?o»d. Balham, B.W.
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
FREDERIC BAUGH FRED MOULE’S COMPANIES.
THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC, By Rct. A. MYDDLETOX-MYLES. VatOMnt APRIL and variout on. Thla: AQUAnIUM, YARMOUTH. Next: MARINA, LOIAESTOFT. Messrs. BAUGH MOULE will pleased to arrange STOCK SEASONS they should be done. HELLO,
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
SEASON 1914.
WINTER GARDENS. BLACKPOOL. WANTED, first-ciau Musicians, all instru* ments. for pavilion, ballroom, and opera boose orchestras for Easier (April 6 9 Apnl II), and from Whitsuntide, May 30, 27. fpiat competent fnatni- . ANTED, by briltent Cinema Quartette “AppllStlonT experiehce.
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
If you need a tonic, you need the best tonic! And the best tonic is Sanatogen ! That has been
proved beyond the shadow of doubt. It was proved at the International Medical Congress last August, when a coitunittee of the cleverest living physicians gave their highest possible award to Sanatogen —and only to Sanatogen among all other tonics and nutrients. Do you fully gras
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
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O*P£K or Mr. G«oife R«ocy BarnelLe) w»» initimed ,oto the myMnriefi of the order on Sunday laat. The ceremony wa« performed bj Terrier Bert Mirwlen. 'WT:. a«Mted Temer Byd Baker. V.T., and Terrier Arthur Were. Apflieationa 'for raMWibersbip hare been received turn Phil Ray, Waite
February 4, 1914 - The Era - London, London, England
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