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THE E H A. W. ROWLAND S BOOKING CIRCUIT.
THE W. ROWLAND S BOOKING CIRCUIT. COMPANIES IMrMTEO. WANTED. Hifftaclaa* Attractions- D P THEATRE. BASTHOUBNB. Dec. 3. 10, Jan. 14, 28, on. GAIETY THEATRE, HASTINGS. No*- 26. Dec. 3. 10, Jan. 21. Feb. 4. on. PLRASI/RE GARDENS. POLKKSTONB. Nov. 19, Dec. 3. 10. Jan. 21. 28. Fob. 11
August 22, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
Lady Wyndham’s Party,
Lady Wyndham came over from Brighton with Sir Charles Seymour. She looked extremely well in black with a cloak cloth of gold and big black hat. Miss Dora Fellowea Robinson was with her husband. Major LJoyd-Goring, and wore a very smart frock pal© lavender satin veiled in peach o
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
FAMOUS CLOWN DEAD
66 years Al Miaoo, llie tlie Clowns, made millions lanijlt. .Mid now has cheated of his desire play until th> tain.” This * merriment who had painted Imp. face with white and carmine since he was and who had been with 50 tin died in his 79th year of the ‘par; which three years a
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
6.30 ORAND,Clapham J. 9.0 ERNIE MAYNE. LAKE & BARRABFORD. THE O'GORMAN BROS. MARIE KENDALL. ROLF SLATER . LES ROGERS. SMARTE
BROS. THE HADENS. ALAN RAINE.
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
The Stock Company is presenting “The Christian at the Theatre Royal NORTH SHIELDS. The Cat and the Canary.” under the
directorship of Mr. T. C. Mray. Ie being presented at the Opera House, BUXTON, this week. The programme at the Hippodrome includes the pictures and turns. At the Theatre Royal, DEWSBURY, the Alfred Denville stock company is presenting the drama. “A Broken Heart.” Fred Reine (a s
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
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August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
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August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
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ORDER NOW! The “ERA” Office, 35, Wellington Street, Strand, W.C.2. Price 25/« Net (by post 26/-), “Who's Who in the Theatre’* is invaluable to all Interested in the drama, from whichever side of the footlights one’s interest is focused. —The Referee.
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
THE LONDON SYNDICATE HALLS. PROVIDING CONTINUOUS ENGAGEMENTS FOR ARTISTS AT THB MOST IMPORTANT VARIETY THEATRES IN THE LONDON AREA. GENERAL
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES-25. CHARING CROSS ROAD. W.O. Telephone Nos.. Gerrard and 2619. Calls for Monday, Aug. 13,1023. LONDON PAVILION. C. B. Cochran’s Production, From Dover Street Dixie.” BRIXTON EMPRESS. Rehearsal at 12. w Listening In.” NEW OXFORD THEATRE* C. B. Cochran's Pro
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
HOWARD HE£UT
Before Royalty. Lieut. T. W. Sollitt, conductor of th< Legion of Frontiersmen Military Bam Squadron), writes enthueiasticallj of the reception accorded Feldman .number: when played at Uichmond Carnival and (!.« opening of Wandsworth’s new park, both of which engagements royalty
August 8, 1923 - The Era - London, London, England
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