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Tappenden: Boot Stores, 13, Broad St. Grand Theatre, Margate. Sole Proprietor – Mr. Fredk. Mouillot. Resident Manager – C. F. Bawtree. Telegrams: Grand Theatre, Margate – Telephone No 83. Mr. Fredk. Mouillot is also interested in the following Theatres: Queen's Theatre, London, N: Theatre Royal Bournemouth; Grand Theatre, Swansea; Grand Theatre, Southampton; Metropole Theatre, Glasgow; queen's Theatre, Leeds; Grand Opera House, Belfast; Theatre Royal Belfast; Opera House, Cork; Theatre Royal, Jersey; Broadway Theatre, London, S.E.; Brixton Theatre, London, S. E.; Grand Theatre, London, S. E. ; Grand Theatre, Boscombe ‘ Theatre Royal Stockton ; City of Norwich Theatre ; and Managing Director, Theatre Royal, Dublin. Prices of Admission. Boxes, £1, 1s. and £1 10s.; Orchestra Stalls, 4s. ; Front Parterre, 3s. ; Balcony Stalls, 3s. 6d. ; Grand Circle, 2s. 6d. ; Parterre (booked or early door), 2s. 6d. ; Parterre (ordinary door, 2s. ‘ Back Parterre (early door), 1s 6d. ; Back Parterre (ordinary door), 1s, ; Amphitheatre (early door), 1s 6d. ; Amphitheatre (ordinary door) 1s ; Gallery (early door) 9d. ; Gallery (ordinary door), 6d. Programme – Twopence. London Office, 4 & 5, Broad Court Chambers, Bow Street, W.C. (Facing Covent Garden Theatre) Printed by Clarke & Knapp, rear of 37, High Street, Margate, Telephone 221a. Bars, under the Proprietor's control, are now open daily and on Sundays.
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Crawford & Co., wine merchants 5 & 6, Parade, Margate; 3 Cliff Terrace, Cliftonville; 15, Cecil Square; 36, Northdown Rd. Crawford & Co., wine merchants sole agents in Margate for Russell's Gravesend Brewery, Ltd. Russell's Gravesend Brewery Ltd., Fine Ales & Stout. Agents: Crawford & Co., Wine Merchants, Margate. Royal Albion Hotel and Restaurant. Facing the Pier. Entirely re-furnished throughout and new lounge added. Free House. London stouts and Burton Beers on draught. Frank Fenner, Proprietor, Telephone, No. 6199. Every accommodation for visitors – moderate tariffs, hot suppers until 11 p.m. a speciality. Visitors should note that to avoid the encumbrance of Luggage by Boat or Rail Paramor's of 14A, Parade, Telephone 125, (Cater Paterson's Agents) undertake to convey same from address at Margate to any part of London at reduced rates. Order offices: 14a, parade: 48, Northdown Road; 18, Cliff Terrace. Bobby & Co. Ltd. High Street, Margate, Dainty Novelties in Millinery, Mantles, Costumes, Blouses. The largest, best & cheapest stocks in the district. The season's success: Charming Hat. Various combinations of colour as sketch. 10/11, 15/11. 21/6. According to value of materials used. Telephone No. 70. The Thanet Music Stores, Agency for Bechstein. Pianos and Music largest stock in the district. Queen St. & Northdown Rd., Margate. Kreasole. The strongest non-poisonous disinfectant in the world. As supplied to this Theatre. Disinfectants, fluid, powder, soaps, &c. Manufactured only by the Coal, Tar, Disinfectants Co., London.
Programme. Thursday, August 18th, for Three Nights Only. First visit to Margate of England's Greatest Actress – Miss Ellen Terry and her Co.
Friday, August 19th, at 7.45, for This Night Only.
Shakespeare Comedy-
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Designed and produced under the direction of Mr. Edward Gordon Craig.
Don Pedro (Prince of Arragon): Mr. CHARLES THURSBY
Don John (His Bastard Brother): Mr. T.A.SHANNON
Claudio (A Young Lord of Florence): Mr. E.HARCOURT WILLIAMS
Benedick (A Young Lord of Padua): Mr MATHESON LANG
Leonato (Governor of Messina): Mr. GEORGE FITZGERALD
Antonio (His Brother) : MR. J.S.HAMILTON
Balthazar (Attendant on Don Pedro): Mr PENDEREL PRICE
Borachio, Conrade (Followers of Don John): Mr. ALFRED BUCKLAW, EUSTACE LE GRAND
Dogberry,Verges (Two City Officers): Mr. JOHN WILLES, CHARLES WHITTLE
Friar Frances: Mr. HALLIWELL HOBBES
A Sexton: Mr. PAUL BURNAND
A Boy: Miss PENELOPE WHEELER
Oatcake: Mr. GOODWIN NOCK
Seacole: Mr. CHARLES A.STAITE
Watchman: Mr. JAMES CHURCHER
2nd Watchman: FREDEICK JAMES
Messenger: Mr. LEONARD CRASKE
Hero: Miss HUTIN BRITTON
Margaret: Miss EDITH KING
Ursula: Miss PENELOPE WHEELER
Beatrice: Miss ELLEN TERRY
Act 1-Scene: Leonato's House
Act 2-Scenes 1,2 & 3 Leonato's Garden, Scene 4 A Street
Act 3-Scene: A Church
Act 4-Scene 1: A Prison, Scene 2: Leonato's Garden, Scene 3: Monument of Leonato, Scene 4: Leonato's Garden
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SATURDAY, AUG, 20th for This Night Only-
THE GOOD HOPE.
An English Version of Henry Irvingerman's Play, "Op HOop Van Zegen," by CHRISTOPHER ST.JOHN;
A TALE OF THE SEA.
Kniertje (A Fisherman's Widow): Miss ELLEN TERRY
Geert, Barend (Her Sons): Mr. MATHESON LANG, Mr. E.HARCOURT WILLIAMS
Jo (Her Niece): Miss HUTIN BRITTON
Cobus (her Brother, a Pensioner): Mr. LEONARD CRASKE
Dantje (another Pensioner): Mr. CHARLES WHITTLE
Cleniens Bos (a Smack Owner): Mr. GEORGE FITZGERALD
Mathilde (his Wife): Miss EDITH KING
Clementine (his Daughter): Miss ISABEL ROLAND
Simon (a Shipwright): Mr. JOHN WILLES
Marietje (his Daughter): Miss AUDREY CAMPBELL
Mees (engaged to Marietje): Mr. J.S.HAMILTON
Kaps (confidential Clerk): Mr. HALLIWELL HOBBES
Saart (A Fisherman's Widow): Mis AILSA CRAIG
Truus (A Fisherman's Widow): Miss PENELOPE WHEELER
Jelle (a Begger): Mr. CHARLES A.STAITE
1st Harbour Policeman: Mr. GOODWIN NOCK
2nd Harbour Policeman: Mr. PAUL BURNAND
Acts 1, 2, 3: Kniertje's Cottage. Act 4: Bos' Office.
The action of the play takes place in a Dutch fishing village. Time-The present.
Three Days elapse between Acts 1 & 2: Six weeks between 2 & 3: Three Weeks between 3 and 4.
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NANCE OLDFIELD
Nathan Oldworthy: Mr. ALFRED BUCKLAW
Alexander Oldworthy: Mr. E.HARCOURT WILLIAMS
Susan Oldfield: Miss AUDREY CAMPBELL
Mistress Anne Oldfield: Miss ELLEN TERRY
Scene: A Room in Mistress Oldfield's House.
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For Miss Ellen Terry, General Manager – Mr. Alfred Courtenay, Acting Manager – Mr. Thomas, J. Courtly, Advance Representative - Mr. G. Aubrey Hall, Stage Manager – Mr. Charles La Trobe, Musical Director – Mr. Christopher Wilson. Monday, Aug, 22nd for three nights – Mr. Edward Terry & Co. Thursday, Aug, 25th, for three nights – "Old Heidelberg."
Clifton Baths Margate. L. Perrot, Manager. Ozone, Sea and Fresh Water, Douche Swimming, Sea Bathing. Refreshment Saloon. Popular Prices. A. Tannenbaum Bros., 4, King Street (Next door to White Hart Hotel), 22, The Parade (Facing Jetty). Antiquarians, Jewellers, and Pawnbrokers. Dealers in precious stones. Jewellery made to order. Presents a speciality. Exchange bureau. Money advanced at low rates. Distance no object. Telephone No. 17X: 4, King Street Telephone No: 17Y: 22, The Parade. Ainslie Bros., 62, High Street and 82, Northumberland Road, Margate. Telephone No. 0177, Margate. Contractors to H. M. Government. Wholesale and retail Buthcers. Branches at Margate, Dover, Southend, Hemel Hempsted, Ramsgate, Herne Bay, Clacton, Croydon, Broadstairs, Whitstable, Richmond, Eastbourne, Canterbury, Faversham, Harlesden, London, Folkestone, Brighton, Crouch End, Deal, Ashford, Hastings, Westgate, Brixton Hill, Streatham, Sideup, Reigate, Muswell Hill, Lewisham, Enfield, &c., &c. Elephant Hotel, Family and Commerical. Nearest to Grand Theatre. Special Tariff to Professionals. Francis Bennett. Telephone, 0206. Salt & Co's Ales and Stout on draught and in bottle. Salt & Co's Pale Ales. Station Hotel facing sea. Bed and Breakfast, 5/d. Vass Wallace. Home comforts. Week ends 18/6. Telephone, 0210. Salt & Co's Ales and Stout, on draught and in bottle.
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Tappenden: hatter and hosier, 7, High St. Tappenden: Boot Stores, 13 Broad St. Tappenden: Boy's clothier, Trinity Hill. Alexandra Sanitary Steam Laundry, Proprietor: J. Hanna. Alexander Road, Margate. Try this old-established re-arranged up-to-date Laundry. Speciality: Gentlemen's Shirts and Collars and Ladies' Fine Linen. Manageress will be pleased to call upon Ladies, if desired. Estimates given. and contracts made with hotels, colleges and schools. Curtains cleaned and re-dressed. Carpets freed from dust by steam power. Price list on Application. Telephone No. 4y4. Vans to all parts daily. Idris Royal Mineral Waters. Supplied at all the leading Hotels throughout the World and at the Bars of this Theatre. Soda water, seltzer water, potash water, lemonade, ginger beer, dry ginger ale, lime juice champagne, kola champagne, &c. Grand Theatre, Margate, Sole Proprietor – Mr. Fredk. Mouillot. Resident Manager – C. F. Bawtree. Telegrams: Grand Theatre, Margate. Telephone No. 83. Mr. Fredk. Mouillot is also interested in the following Theatres: Queen's Theatre, London, N: Theatre Royal Bournemouth; Grand Theatre, Swansea; Grand Theatre, Southampton; Metropole Theatre, Glasgow; queen's Theatre, Leeds; Grand Opera House, Belfast; Theatre Royal Belfast; Opera House, Cork; Theatre Royal, Jersey; Broadway Theatre, London, S.E.; Brixton Theatre, London, S. E.; Grand Theatre, London, S. E. ; Grand Theatre, Boscombe ‘ Theatre Royal Stockton ; City of Norwich Theatre ; and Managing Director, Theatre Royal, Dublin. Prices of Admission. Boxes, £1, 1s. and £1 10s.; Orchestra Stalls, 4s. ; Front Parterre, 3s. ; Balcony Stalls, 3s. 6d. ; Grand Circle, 2s. 6d. ; Parterre (booked or early door), 2s. 6d. ; Parterre (ordinary door, 2s. ‘ Back Parterre (early door), 1s 6d. ; Back Parterre (ordinary door), 1s, ; Amphitheatre (early door), 1s 6d. ; Amphitheatre (ordinary door) 1s ; Gallery (early door) 9d. ; Gallery (ordinary door), 6d. Programme – Twopence. London Office, 4 & 5, Broad Court Chambers, Bow Street, W.C. (Facing Covent Garden Theatre) Printed by Clarke & Knapp, rear of 37, High Street, Margate, Telephone 221a. J. W. Sayer, Jobmaster Rubber-tyred Landaus and Victorias a Speciality. "New Inn" Mews, High Street, and Bank Mews, Cliftonville Avenue. Also at Godwin & Sweyn Roads. Telephone No. 11. Carriages for this Theatre may be ordered by Telephone at the Box Office. By kind permission of the Manager. Geo. Judge & Co., Established 1802, Telephone 14. Families waited on daily. Family Grocers, tea and provision merchants. Wine, Spirit & bottled beer stores. King Street, Trinity Hill, Milton Square & Clifton Gardens, Margate. Agent for W. & A. Gilbey at Milton Square. J. Brighurst & Son, Telephone 3y2. Furniture re-upholstered. Bedding purified and re-made. Upholsters, cabinet makers and complete house furnishers. Albert House, Charlotte Place, Margate. (Near S. John's Church) Furniture packed and removed. Funerals conducted to any part. Plating, enamelling J.G. Jebb. Machines built to order from £7 7s. Cycle & Motor Manufacturers. Cycles, Mall Carts, &c., on hire. Terms moderate. 34, King Street, Repairs, Accessories. The Grand Theatre Buffet & Public Bars, under the Proprietors control are not open daily and on Sundays, usual hours, where the best wines, spirits, &c., can be had.
