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Karno's in 0 R The Baiilfr." inctuJo „ Frad Kitchen lia poaecaaion), 10.40. Will Bvaoa, T. K. Ihinvillc Kuxicy. Kelbinm.
Marie Kam Mavo Kadford and Valentioc. J<m»c Collio*. Nancy Thornton, O. H. EIUo:t. Daiay Dormer. Barry Ley bourne, Danaeuae, Duncan Godfrey. Foreman and Fannan, Qaeenie Edward Gray. RuSell's Bioacope. Open 7.20; Saturday at 2 15. Manager. Mr BLYTH PRATT.
June 13, 1908 - The Era - London, London, England
INSTRUCTORS.
MISS BATEMAN (Mrs. CROWE). Complete Training for the Stage, Constant Eebenrsals. Fencing. Dancing. Resident Pupils. Fall particulars, apply, by letter only, to Miss Douino. 88. PHILBEaCH GARDENS. B.W. TVEVILLE’B private dramatic STUDIO. 834. OXFORD-STREET. W.- P*lronsSir Charles
October 14, 1905 - The Era - London, London, England
KATHARINE CLARKE, Disengaged for Lead. 234. The Prove, Hammersmith.
KATHARINE CLARKE, Disengaged for Lead. The Prove, Hammersmith. M MISS DORCAS Disengaged. Add.. 48. Chnrch-rd., wewii M
October 14, 1905 - The Era - London, London, England
ill I i PiUcs 99 Ttiitnn.—Proprietor. Mr. R«J mold.—Amoofftt the week are May nard and France, who appear with in
the dramatic akeleb A Father t Lore; alao Mim Amy Leffett, corned lea ae and dancer; Mr. Oas UaaieU. deacriptlre voeaUtt: the t allcottr. comedy ■ketch artlata; Mist Ethel Mordaunt. ballad %oca Hat. and the Combination in the comedy act A Ferfeet Lady. ■UmELD - Lw-trn TnurtK - M
March 3, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
MISS WINIFRED SIDDONS.
Miss Winifred Bid«lona has been singing at the principal London and provincial concerts during the lasi four years, and is great favourite. She was specially engaged 4o play Dolores in t'lorodora the Theatre Royal, in tho Operetta. Damply, H. Glynn-Oryll. Music by Hubert Colegra
March 3, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
THE ERA.
Bit A tract Coran Dovti. whose new pity. brigadier Gerard, will produced at the In.perirl Theatre tonight, has a rooted anti patby to taking call, and nothing in the world would induce him respond to a demand for Iho “author.* Hit experience as a drain a! lot. however, is very s
March 3, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
THE ART OF SPEAKING.
Mr. Arthur Bonrehier delivered lecture uader (he title of Art Loquendi: A few words on the gentle art speaking distinctly." in the Brill Hall, Eton College, Windsor, on the 22nd ull. Mr Bourchier, who is an M.A. of Oxon, in the coarse of his address made an arousing example of J
March 3, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
Collected by Mr. Frank Dunlop. 311s.
Mdlle. I*e Rose Frank Dunlop » J. 11. Hawtrey 24 Fanny Hartlsnd ... Dick Thomas 1 Houpln X Jack Kershaw X Steve Cooke Benson X 000. Burton Geo. Ileela X Miss Adelo Rose .... I Rose Parmer Miss /.enspana Fred Herbert. Esq.. Me. ■cl Herbert X C. W, Porter ........ R. Millett I Rom
March 3, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
THE ERA.
fttui Miw Milliceot Martdca it rxc«cdioffljr good m Mrs. Madison Crocker. Mr. Johu M. Hay ting* hi* matic excellently, and acts nell as the Prince PtlscD; and Miss Florence Beech make* pleasing Nellie Wagner. Mr. William Pringle as frrancoie, and Miss Nell Emerald as Kidonie, de
October 14, 1905 - The Era - London, London, England
SABLT DBLZTSBT.
SrscuL Nkwspapir Express Services now running on the London and North-Western, Great Northern, Midland, and Great Central Railways, carry The Era the following important cities and towns the times named. Newsvendors and subscribers obtain their papers at much earlier hour than w
July 14, 1906 - The Era - London, London, England
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