... TOM GAMBLE. Phone: Battersea 5954. JIMMY JEWEL. Touring with his own show entertainment Pop In. Look out for new production, 14 Way of the World. JACK MAYO. principal Comedian, Burlesque' Revue. THE METROPOLITAN; June 10, EMPRESS, BRIXTON. Sole R ...

... W ANTED, December 22. Mu3. Com.. Revue or Panto. So. 1 Shows. M.D., smart, young. Arr., Com p. Piano or Baton. Exp. A real musician, uot stick-waver. All corns., TAYLOR, M.D., 10 to 1 On Revne, this, Opera House, Middlesbro* next. Hippo.. Wigan. \\r ANTED ...

... Having completed their original tour, both Oh! Mabel and The Dairy Show have been disposed of to other managements to make way for new autumn and spring productions. Tho Dairy Show has been acquired by Leonard Neville and Jay Highley, and Oh! Mabel ...

... those ''oily merriments, which a soda ountain tempered without dis- n ay i rig. Th Stoll Show. Variety's chief contribution to ho Garden Party was tho Stoll Show, organised by Sir Oswald itoll and under the direction of tlussrs. Arthur Croxton, G. F. ...

... representative writes I he Royal, Bognor, opened on Monday with one of the test variety shows ever seen ut this popular place of amusement. It is entitled A Show Superla tive, aud on the occasion of my visit the house was filled to ovei (lowing Rupert ...

... London add., 7tt, fai garth Road. W. Riverside 794. If 18 8 JESSICA BLACK. IvA Dis. Comedy or Character. 106, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, S.W.3. 'Phone. Kensington 6463. \flSS MAEV BKAMMER. if Dis. Char., Aristocratic, etc. 62, Novello tit., Fuiham. &.W.6. 17 ...

... Lies. Wills Mr. Arty A ah Tommy Burden Mr. Noel Cortland Dinkio Maine Miss Gilly Flower Roily Ryder Mr. -Laddie Cliff Joyee Ryder Miss Connie Emerald Maid Miss (Silly Flower Jack Stanton Mr. Cyril Ritchard Jerry Walker Mr. Stanley Lupino Inspector Hickman ...

... GladjH. I Hippo., Coventry Cin^ Kccles. i w. c A HTE R. A distinctly different Dude. 31, Sandford St., Cheltenham P A M CHELSEA (The Chelsea Twins and Gene). This week, 12, Ripplevale Grove, Barnsbury, N.l. C1 L A R E M O T SISTERS. Success last Emp., Sraethwick ...

... Sub sequently Sir Harry was enter tained at a civic luncheon, where he told stories and sang songs, in cluding a new one, Flower o' tho Heather. He announced that ho was etting aside a sum of money to provide several Trinity Hospital pensions for aged ...

... Theatrical Garden Party for the benefit of the Actors' Orphanage Fund took place on Tuesday in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. After so many successful repetitions of the event it ahnost goes without saynijr that the function wa| an emphatic success ...

... f TTio Peep Show'' took place at the London Hippodrome on jRiarsday evening. Stanley Lupino Was in groat form, and took full advantage of the opportunity to fjag freely, mucli to tho enjoyment of audience and company. There were flowers and gifts in ...

... Burton on Trent. WHITE CARGO. Sept 27, OH, Har rogate; Oct. 4. King'*, Edinburgh. WILD FLOWER (Sonthi Sept. 27, Emp., Preston; Oct. 4, O.H South pen WILD FLOWER. Sept. 27, W.G Blackpool. YVONNE. Sept. 27. Leeds; Oct. 4, Sheffield. YVONNE (Geo. Edwardes) ...