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Newspaper

Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 27, 1903

Page

2

Merit and staff credited for platemime production

The article praises several women including Mesdames May and Violet Hollom Miss Maude Wright Bertha Heliss Miss Bele and Miss V W Misa St John Miss B Lingard Miss K Harrington Miss Molly Seymour Miss Eva Morton and Mr Walter Grace for merit. E Woodville directs music and Wal Graca stage manage the platemime. Denton Blunt own the venture with C Smith-Wilkes serving as business manager.

Mesdames May Violet Hollom Maude Wright Bertha Heliss Bele V. W Misa St. John B. Lingard K. Harrington Molly Seymour Eva Morton Walter Grace E. ‘Woodville Wal Graca Messrs. C St. John Denton G. Blunt C. Smith-Wilkes Busness

Surrey Theatre Presents Mr George Conquest's Last Surrey Remime

The Surrey Theatre offers a stage show featuring Mr George Conquest as Cogia Baba with a lively Arabian Nights theme. A presentable company includes Miss Maud Nelton as Abdalla and the Sprightly sisters as Diger. Spectacle and comedy ride on the donkey gag and a fan-filled finale amid bright colors and knockabout acts.

George Conquest Surrey South London Lomesise Stanley Dando Horkshor George Conquest Cogia Baba Antica Mr. George Coops Bernard and Weerton Cassim Ali Baba Maud Nelton Abdalla Maud Lily Florria Tig Sun

Dick Whittington at Elephant and Castle Theatre

A lively Dick Whittington pantomime at Elephant and Castle Theatre delights with Conk’s jealous affection for Idle Jack and Busy Bill mischief. Cast includes Mr. Veator as Dick and Miss Minnie Marie in Morocco and Highgate Hill scenes delivering strong performances. The reviewer calls Dick Whittington the best pantomime seen there.

Whittington Bred Leigh Idle Jack Veator Jack George O 'Delaforce Ann Hubert Cormorton Bill Minnie Marie Highgate Hill Morocco Cissy Youth Alice Nora Beverley Tom Top Gallent Thareis Sagi Dick Whittington Elephant

Dick Whittington in Stratford Promises Pantomime Charm

In Stratford Borough the pantomime Dick Whittington thrives with an all star local cast. Sam Query wrote the book Ben Barrow arranged the music Paul Valentina choreographed the ballet and dances. G Elliston leads as the Cat and Violet Vaughan captains the Unicorn with a supporting ship’s company. Scenic painting by Hinden Barrett and Hillyard and production by Fred Fredericks with a strong chorus.

Dick Whittington Stratford Sam Query Ben Barrow Paul Valentina Hinden Barrett Hillyard Claire Romaine Verne Clements G. Elliston Fred Lincoln Nat Clifford Paddy Sprea W. Dougall Violet Vaughan Unicorn Carrie Harding H. Condon C. Preston Daisy ‘Webb Cheapside Highgate Tangiers Fred Fredericks

Grand Islington Pantomime Aims for Spectacle and Malice

Islington stage tradition brings a lavish pantomime with a disaster theme. Fred Storey leads as a grotesquely wicked Salim like bashaw, supported by Harry Pleon and Lawrence Barclay. Marie Loftus shines as Fatima and Jack Collinson plays Ibrahim with comic bustle and a humming chorus elevating the production.

Islington Blue Beard Howden Sudy Storey Fred Fred Storey Broward Shacsbac Harry Pleon Lawrence Barclay Anne Marie Loftus Selim Calvnh S. Guards Yesterdas Ee Folmes Fatima Ibrahim Jack Coliizison Watch Tower Battlements Aie Giovanelli

West London theatre prince presents Jack and the Beanstalk pantomime

William Bailey junior of the Royal West London Theatre writes his own pantomime with fresh humor. The tale of Jack and the Beanstalk features the Giant's Kitchen and Buttercup Valley. Marie Kildare and Christine are noted among actors in brash stage pictures and lively scenes.

William Bailey Royal West London Theatre Gunnydale Marie Kildare Mr. Galie-Grange Princess Sai Christine

Toad Execta: Villainous Tale Amid Confusing Names

Fragmentary line from a historical page mentions a character labeled Taian as a villain in a convoluted plot. The text is garbled but implies a fictional conflict or misattribution within a story segment.

Toad Execta Ioer Taian Ae

Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp at Hamm ish Panto

A Hamm ersmith pantomime presentation of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp features a strong company led by Isa Bowman as Aladdin and James Danvers as the Grand Vizier. Performances include burlesque numbers, comic sketches, and a range of colorful characters.

Bred Williams Twankey Williams Mnanner Isa ‘Bowman Seng and Dane Mr. James Danvers Tom ‘Bancourt Steve Salby Marie Acheson Alice Rene Melle Eyn Grand Bessie Allayne

Forty Thieves pantomime at Kennington in Persian setting

Kennington Theatre presents Robert Arthur's sixth pantomime The Forty Thieves with Ali Baba played by Tom E. Murray and Abdallah by Will Spray. The production features song, dance, and clever child artistes Smoky and Snowdrop, with notable scenery by Alfred Torraine and a lively performance by Beatrice Willey as Morgiana and Georg ia Middleton as Ganem amid festive audience acclaim.

Kennington Robert Arthur London Persia Ali Baba Tom E. Murray Ali Cogia Andie Caine Abdallah Will Spray Beatrice Willey Morgiana Ganem Georgia Middleton Charles A. James Cassim Baba Smoky Little Snowdrop Little “Mollie: Moore Donkey Arthur Felino

Pantomime at Ebaling Theatre Riding Hood on Stage

The Ebaling Theatre presents a pantomime featuring Clara Riding Hood and Eric and Gladys as child stars Miss Irene Meldon and Miss Dolly McCalla. Cast includes Wood house and Wells as Arry and Roger the Rogue with Amelia Miggs as a new nursery figure. Scenes combine forest adventures, robbers and fairy spirits with song and dance by Doreen Quartette and Paul Valen tine's troupe.

Eric Gladys Misa Irene Meldon Dolly McCalla Dulge Woodhouse Wells Arry Roger Highway Ruffans Amelia Miggs Walter King Will Lytton Nellie Ki

Pantomime Cast Impresses in Ali Baba and Forty Thieves

The performance features Harry Nicholls as Ali Baba with Johnnie Schofield, the Brothers ison, and Norman Bowyer delivering rich humour. Eva Sandford shines as Ganem, Barlee sings S Sunday Girl and Dandy Dandelion, Aimee Vyvash sustains the Good Fairy, and Lottie Stone's troupe stages captivating dances, promising a highly successful pantomime.

Aimee Vyvash Howard Templeton Lottie Stone

Coronet Theatre Review Bluebeard Charms London Audiences

The Coronet production of Bluebeard stars Fred Bowyer with Julian Hicks scenery and Frank Curzon in a lively show. Shand and Blakeley support well along with Lily Elsie as Fatima and Winifred Hare as Selim, while Glynn, Evans, Hughes and others bring strong comic turns and stage presence.

Frank Curzon Bluebeard the Coronet Fred. Bowyer Julian Hicks London BE. Shand Shacehac Shand C. B. Stevens Lily Elsie Fatima Selim Winifred Hare

Stage company occupies boards in silent pantomime

In place of the usual pantomime Mr Frederick Melville leads a company on the boards with Convict Pason Janette Tubes ball at Paris and Miss Lenn Brophy delivering a triple role as Mary Langley and Princess Zaroff. Mr W Thornton plays the mad doctor while Mr H St Leger is the wicked lawyer and Mr T Edlin in disguise as a woman amuses the house.

Frederick Melville A. the. Atengans Paris Miss Lenn Brophy Mary Langley Zaroff W. Thornton H. St. Leger T.edlin

Saunders Presents Camden Town Pantomime Version of Forty Thieves

Mr G E Saunders offers a capital Camden Town stage version of The Forty Thieves from the pen of Mr Saunders.

Olympia Holiday Sports Exhibition Opens In Variety Glow

Olympia yesterday opened a National Sports Exhibition promising broad appeal and a packed program. The event showcased sports, trade displays and trophies with lively acts featuring bus drivers cabmen and costers among the arena participants. Prizes for bus horses cab turns and greengrocer donkey carts drew crowds as judges awarded cups and prizes to several teams and drivers from London and surrounding areas.

Olympia London Charles W.brendk London Road ‘Car Company Charles ‘Raythorne Barnhard Charles W.french Peter Brown William Sackett John BR Fabre George Bennett Costermongers Greengrocers Don

Exhibition Riders Shine At Afternoon Motor Pace Display

In the afternoon Tommy Hall, America’s speed record holder at 55 mph, staged a two mile exhibition in 2 min 49 sec. The event featured the Barrows Frize S3 and F Salmon Teoomee as well as side shows presenting the Bastile a ship crewed harem and a Beedle airship.

Barrows Frize F. Salmon Teoomee Tommy Hall America Hall

Dalston Theatre Presents The Toreador in Gaiety Style

The Dalston theatre hosted The Toreador directed by J A E Malone with strong cast and popular songs. Fred Fowler Pettifer and Ethel Oliver Dora Selby drew praise, W Ashdowne as Governor of Villaya impressed, and Frank Hollis as the German band master provided clever comedy. The Toreador company is strong and the run should be good.

Dalston Theatre J. A E. Malone Fred Fowler Pettifer Ethel Oliver Dora Selby W. Ashdowne Villaya Frank Hollis Toreador

Aladdin Pantomime Lights Alexandra Palace Holiday Programme

The Alexandra Palace holiday programme features a pantomime on Aladdin with Harry Oxberry as Widow Twankee and Miss Millie Henderson as Aladdin’s representative. Fred Chadwick stars as Abanazar with lively ballet by Paul Valentine’s dancers and a Monster wedding cake tableau. The Palace also includes acts by the J.D.K. Black person minstrels the Imperial forces troupe and others.

London Mauch Harry Oxberry Twankee Millie Henderson Fred Chadwick Abanazar Paul Valentine Aladdin J.D.K. Nigger Minstrels

Injured Men Admitted After Mile End Road Accident

Report notes several men injured in a street accident. William McMinllen and Al Lake were admitted to the London Hospital with fractured legs. Frederick Turner, 50, slipped in Mile End Road and fractured his leg, now in the same hospital.

Peter Jones Hawker Wandsworth-road Vauxhall-cross St. Thomas’s Hospital Kennington-road Mr. Charlesworth St. George’s-road Southwark Thomas Arthur Lake Cumberland-mews Regent’s Park St. Pancras Mortuary London Temperance Hospital Charles Summerfield Albany Street William Kane Blundell-street Cale‘onian Road Royal Free Hospital Dempster Masborough-street Harrow-road William Edward Frederick Sewell Doon-street Lambeth Jessie Wrightson Rising-hill-street Pentonville Charles Russell Grosvenor Street Milbank Westminter Hospital Reevesplace Hoxton St. Bartholomew's Hospital Charles Deake Linton-street New North-road Edward Young Stafford-road Kilburn Strand King’s College Hospital Mary Powell Middletow St. Luke’s St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Noel-street Fleet-street Bislett George Garnham S. Groom Ipswich Vauxhall-bridge-road St. George's Wilson-street EndelFstrest St. Geor London Hospital William McMinllen al Lake Mile End Road Frederick Turner Jeff

Croydon Baker Charged With Breaking Tram Window

Frederick Parsons 19 of Addiscombe a baker was charged with wilfully breaking a plate glass tramcar window of the British Electro Supply Co causing 15s damage. He claimed accident after a jar of rhubarb wine shattered the wine window. He was fined 5s plus 4s costs and 15s damage or seven days.

Croydon Frederick, Parsons Albart Rog Addiscombe Elog Tris Supply Co George Matthews George Summers Selhurst Road

Preachers Schedule at London Churches and Chapels

A catalog of Sunday services listing multiple churches in London including St Pauls Cathedral Westminster Abbey and City Temple with assigned times and visiting ministers such as Bishop Montgomery Canon Newholt Archdeacon Wilberforce Rev Warden Laurence Rev Carlile and Rev Stopford Brooke among others.

St. Paul’s Cathedral Bishop Montgomery Canon Newholt Westminster Abbey Hon. J Northcote Archdeacon Wilberforce Canon Taylor A Royal Savoy P. W. Ghat Royal St. James's F. Anna Nicholas Cole Abbey Queen Victons Street C. N

Today’s city meetings and museum visits listed

The day features free museum and gallery hours from 2 to 4 p m at Kensington Palace British Museum Natural History Museum and others plus evening concerts at Alhambra Isleton Empire King’s Hammersmith and Woolwich Grand. Rail excursions depart from London stations with prices shown and talks at Raleigh College Hall Brixton Marble Arch Hyde Park and other venues.

Kensington Palace British Museum Natural History Museum Southington Museum Bethnal Green Museum Museum of Practical Geology Greenwich Hospital Alexandra Palace Horniman Museum Brighton London-bridge Victoria New-cross Norwood Junction Croydon Battersea - Park Cischars Balham Nottingham Loughborough Rugby Lutterworth Leicester Finmere Spreckley Woodford Hinton G.C.R Marylebone Ns.l Alhambra Band of Grenadier Guards Masonic Hall Camberwell Miss McMillan Temperance Hall High-street Manor-park Well-street Stratford Manor Theatre Kenmure-road Hackney Peckham-road Gauden-road Clapham National Prohibition Party Hyde-park Miarbie-arch Deptford-broadway Prohibition Church Church-street Deptford West London Mission Ladbroke Hall Nottinghill Station

Weather forecasts and local incidents from early reports

The forecast notes light to moderate easterly winds across Scotland and England with cold, fair or cloudy conditions and occasional showers. A large anticyclone dominates northern regions while a low over the Bay of Biscay suggests stronger easterly winds and a temperature drop in the south. A Rochester bar incident reports a wounded bartender found with a revolver beside him. A Perth cricket stand collapse verdict assigns damages to Leith and Co. The Berlin cancer committee reports Minister Balfour’s support for cancer research efforts.

Meteorological Office Scotland N.E England Avernevens Midland London and Channel N.W Wales Ireland Treland Bay of Biscay John Holward Rochester Perthshire Cricket Club Messrs. Leith and Co Perth For & i Perthabire Ah -Forfarshire North Inch Pet Sheri Jamieson Wodus Coats Mn.zHatroun Berlin Wea Balfour

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Surrey Theatre Elephant and Castle Theatrh Grand, Islington West London Hammersmith Mulhelland Isaac Uonen J. James Hewson Kennington Theatre Alfred Torraine Jessie Preston Dick Bkarligtt Rhisea Ebaling New Theatre Ettile Riding Hood Red Riding Hood Hamdallah Miss Dora Harrington Calvini Ge Leura England Mustapha RB. H. Howard Steinway Quartette Reasuee Cogea Doreen Quartette Babes Isaac Cohen Captain Staglight tEg Alexanda Dagmar Prince Amoroso Fred Hallam Wicked Squire J. W. Brighton the Wolf Mr. Powler Thatcher Sly Fox Hia King Edith Acheson Jill Milly Athol Mose Doris Lilian Corognet Theatre Olympta Preachers
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