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Canterbury Theatre, Lambeth. Christmas Entertainment, 1889. Canterbury. Managing director - Mr. G. A. Payne. Christmas & new year holidays. Grand holiday attractions! Commencing Monday, December 23rd, and every evening. Paul Martinetti's renowned American pantomime company, in a new and original comedy pantomime, entitled, Paris Night by Night. Written and invented by P. Martinetti … Supported by Alfred Martinetti, Miss Josephine Martinetti, G. W. Craig … [and 4 others] and numerous auxiliaries. Lieut. Walter Cole. Miss Lydia Yeamans. The wondrous Mannons. The Brothers Horne and Miss Lydia Tyndale. The marvellous Kellino troupe. The Ethardos. The Pylades. Harry Anderson. Miss Lizzie Howard. Alf. Chester. Miss Daisy Le Roy. Miss Fanny Guyton. A new nautical sketch, by Messrs. Syms & Steadman, entitled, The doomed ship in which will appear Messrs. Algernon Wyms & Walter Steadman of the Britannia Theatre, Hoxton, and Miss Bennett of the Surrey Theatre. … Doors open at 6 o'clock, commence at 6-45 during the holidays. Other evenings open 7-0, commence 7-30. Prices, 6d. to £2.2s. Manager - Mr. J. Arthur Tressidder. Canterbury Theatre of Varieties. [Birmingham] : James Upton, Printer, Cambridge Street, Birmingham, 1889. Source: Evan.1128.
![Canterbury Theatre, Lambeth. Christmas Entertainment, 1889. Canterbury. Managing director - Mr. G. A. Payne. Christmas & new year holidays. Grand holiday attractions! Commencing Monday, December 23rd, and every evening. Paul Martinetti's renowned American pantomime company, in a new and original comedy pantomime, entitled, Paris Night by Night. Written and invented by P. Martinetti … Supported by Alfred Martinetti, Miss Josephine Martinetti, G. W. Craig … [and 4 others] and numerous auxiliaries. Lieut. Walter Cole. Miss Lydia Yeamans. The wondrous Mannons. The Brothers Horne and Miss Lydia Tyndale. The marvellous Kellino troupe. The Ethardos. The Pylades. Harry Anderson. Miss Lizzie Howard. Alf. Chester. Miss Daisy Le Roy. Miss Fanny Guyton. A new nautical sketch, by Messrs. Syms & Steadman, entitled, The doomed ship in which will appear Messrs. Algernon Wyms & Walter Steadman of the Britannia Theatre, Hoxton, and Miss Bennett of the Surrey Theatre. … Doors open at 6 o'clock, commence at 6-45 during the holidays. Other evenings open 7-0, commence 7-30. Prices, 6d. to £2.2s. Manager - Mr. J. Arthur Tressidder. Canterbury Theatre of Varieties. [Birmingham] : James Upton, Printer, Cambridge Street, Birmingham, 1889. Source: Evan.1128.](/photos/prev/MTcyMDhiMA/album_alb4071963.webp)
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Canterbury Theatre, Lambeth. Christmas Entertainment, 1889. Canterbury. Managing director - Mr. G. A. Payne. Christmas & new year holidays. Grand holiday attractions! Commencing Monday, December 23rd, and every evening. Paul Martinetti's renowned American pantomime company, in a new and original comedy pantomime, entitled, Paris Night by Night. Written and invented by P. Martinetti … Supported by Alfred Martinetti, Miss Josephine Martinetti, G. W. Craig … [and 4 others] and numerous auxiliaries. Lieut. Walter Cole. Miss Lydia Yeamans. The wondrous Mannons. The Brothers Horne and Miss Lydia Tyndale. The marvellous Kellino troupe. The Ethardos. The Pylades. Harry Anderson. Miss Lizzie Howard. Alf. Chester. Miss Daisy Le Roy. Miss Fanny Guyton. A new nautical sketch, by Messrs. Syms & Steadman, entitled, The doomed ship in which will appear Messrs. Algernon Wyms & Walter Steadman of the Britannia Theatre, Hoxton, and Miss Bennett of the Surrey Theatre. … Doors open at 6 o'clock, commence at 6-45 during the holidays. Other evenings open 7-0, commence 7-30. Prices, 6d. to £2.2s. Manager - Mr. J. Arthur Tressidder. Canterbury Theatre of Varieties. [Birmingham] : James Upton, Printer, Cambridge Street, Birmingham, 1889. Source: Evan.1128.
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