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MUSICIANS WANTED.
WANTED, Leader-Violinist and Cellist; must be capable performers and used to the requirements of a cinematograph theatre; only capable musicians need apply. Other instrumentalists should apply for future reference. Audition Wednesday morning the CENTRAL PIC TIRE HOUSE. Prospect-
March 7, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
A ROYAL DIVORCE,
W. Q. WILLS and a COLLI NOHAM Now in its 32nd Year of Tour, and still holding its own. Wire or Write at once to : W. W. KELLY Shakespeare Theatre, LIVERPOOL Telegrams Buttonhole." Llvorpool SIR CHARLES Famous Farcical Comedy, "THE PRIVATE SECRETARY." WANTED, Sept. 10 and 24.
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
“PLUS FOURS”
A Springtime romance from the St. James’s Theatre, London. A Comedy of Laughter. VACANT, Oct. 8, 15, Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3. A NEW Farce ROY HORNIMAN with STANLEY COOKE and LOUISE FREDERICKS. “Quite the best entertainment Bedford has enjoyed for some time Bedford Standard, Aug. i -
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
Monty's Management.
For the past year, under the management of Mr. Eade Montefiore, the figures make a record. The county district is so wide that a 20-h.p. Daimler car has been purchased to efficiently advertise the districts. Gaiety at Greenock. Bookings for the King’s Theatre, Gre-enock, to reop
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
Actors' Association.
Death levies were fourteen and subscription stamps due thirty, according 1.0 the Actors’ Association report for the week ending Aug. 8. Money recox ered through the office amounted £2l. making a total of £B2l Is. 3d.J and through the solicitors to £lOl 11s., making total of £3,1
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
Leslie Crowther.
Last week Billy Danvers was play-) Appearing until recently with ing Scarborough, and reports that, Carney's company, Leslie thanks to the kindly interest of Matt, will shortly resume with Fred Kan Glenville, the popular manager here,; production of “The Football spent a most en
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
COMPANIES WANTED.
NEW EMPIRE. BURNLEY. ANTED, first-class Musical Com-; ▼ panics. June onwards; once twice nightly; to follow Carte’s Opera Company. Carl Rosa Opera Company, The ('.iharot CJiri." .v!i«* Tate’s (’om- 1924. |>any. Durothy Ward and Shaun (JK'iivillc. \KLSO\ KIXfJ. Full particulars.
March 7, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
■option. With singin:
Later, itod marks favour. i.usly garliod, Miss Nora ig liorsolf into the hearts Miss Dorothy Yarn
March 7, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
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