MR. TREVOR LANGTON LANE thanks Miss Grace Warner, Mr. H. V. Neilson. and Mr. Philip Carr for Offers. Dis. A.A. MR. JULIAN CLIFFORD, Conductor, Harrogate Symphony Orchestra. Vacant winter months. Address, Kursaal, Harrogate. MR. MAURICE F. RAYMOND, The Great Raymond.” Topping the

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I have seen a gentleman soldier and a gentleman tailor, but never before a gentleman player,” said Kelly, the dissolute leader of a Mohawk club, who had leaped the stage and insulted the actresses in the company of Thomas Sheridan, the father of the great dramatist, and had been

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The New Year brings the welcome return to London of Mr. Fred Terry and Miss Julia Neilson with Henry of Navarre, and a-crowded audience at the New Theatre on Monday evening greeted the favourite artists with hearty warmth. All the elements of popular success are contained in Mr.

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THE NEW CINEMATOGRAPH LAW. TRADE DISCUSSION AT THE HOLBORN RESTAURANT. REV. T. HORNE’S VIGOROUS SPEECH well-attended meeting of the newly-formed Cinematograph Defence Society was held on Wednesday afternoon last at the Holborn Restaurant. The main object of the meeting was to dis