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Mandi 17, PALUDICM
Mandi 17, R. FRE 1) E Y MR. WILFRED DRAYCOTT. C/o Mr. Charles Froliman. EMPIRE THEATRE, NEW YORK.
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
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15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO OUR ADVERTISERS. GOOD FRIDAY
EARLIER THAN USUAL. All Advertisements intended lor our next issue (March should reach this office not later than a.m. Thursday, March ao. ••THE KRA” RUILDINO9, TAVISTOCK STREET, STRAND, W.O. DRAMATIC CARDS. Alphabetically Arranged— linet, It. IS ueekt, ISs. Extra linet, 6d. eac
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
THE GAEL OF THE STAGE.
Mr. Thos. F. Dunn, scenic artist the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, is very proud the success made by his son, Gordon Dunn, in the panto, at the Tyne Theatre. Newcastle. The ” Evening Mail ’* of that city says Have you sat "in front and watched the golf scene in the Tyne Theatre pantom
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
PHIL RABEY
Immaculately dreeeed. Me-ch 24, EMPIRE, ROYSTON, YORKS. March VILLIE 8, SUNOtRUHD. April T, VACAN T. April 14, POPULAR, OLDHAM. April 21. VACANT. April 28, PALACE, ALFRETOH.
19 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
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THE KEY OF THE SITUATION "
A new comedy sketch, entitled, " The Key of the Situation." by George Arthurs, is presented at the Victoria Palace this week. The situation around which the story is written is the dilemma which a highly respectable couple find them, selves when, revive the unconscious young lad
19 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
CONSIDINE
TOUR and KEITH’S & PROCTOR’S SensationaS Gymnasts. MARCH 24,
19 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
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CIS OX I. V Albert t iuhliv. ** ** Co. T It.. Pai ley. ». J AIKS K. ] Spottigue. '■Charley's Aunt.” Addrr&i. the Coronet Theatre. MR. SYDNEY T. PEASE PtiHlmi.r for Mr. Jo.** (J. Levy. Lib. March 24. Prin cipal Comedy. Mar. 17. Hippo., Jtichmond. Tifß. and MRS. FRED W. PERMAIN (Mi
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
PAISLEY
HIPPODROME Sole Mr. Unlock; A Mr Jick It Hostock; Mur D. Mr Thom** Richard*>n Thin w«ek itwice nightly): The L y (ten in ri-a’.ey act; Ciaode M wire arlinAo; th.* Th'v.l* Schsf :a. comody niusiciane; Harry K.r.cr’c and Vins i?. in comedy ft'<e<«b. "Soid Out"; tom F. Il.'od. cjm<
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
AT THE APOLLO THEATRE
n*e.d le premier par* qui codtel wellknown axiom, and its aignißcauce gem rally accepted an ctMabliahcd fact. Hence, when the event occurs that an actor's first step into particular prominence should not have proved difTicult, but secures for him an immediate succeta, then the a
15 March 1913 - The Era - London, London, England
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