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... for Iby which half tile business ler~ioul of hela wn the I5 ]Ill been destroyedl. The lire bloke Old1 in the the 18 Variety 'Theatre, where seventeen DIa-rsons, mostly Clu ~Y au-tore, perished, including sevenl IVIIIfiL. Ike loss per 1s of properly is ...
... another groat con- flagration, by which half the business portion of the town has been destroyed. The fire broke out in the Variety Theatre, where seventeen persons, mostly actors, perished, including Revel women. The loss of property is estiuated at 5300,030 ...
... 5afternoon, as three performers. Zelleto, Onreto. d and Zelvardo, were giving a trapeze entertainment ] at the Victoria Variety Theatre, flolton, one of Q I the acrobats took a flying leap and was caught by e I a companion hanging head- downwards from a ...
... Herr Renier, a musical marvel, is underlined for appearance next Monday, Cl GRAND THEATRE, of The proprietors of this variety theatre are still di taking advantage of the demand for sensational ml exhibitions, for they have made arrangements for be another ...
... against whom they were agitating. There were plenty of people in the city who would not oppose the Palace of Varieties as a variety theatre, but who might oppose the granting of a drink license to the building. He therefore thought that if some- thing could ...
... Intelligence from Nicaragua announces the death on Saturday last, at Granada, of Senor Ohamarro, ?? of tbe State. The Variety Theatre, at Brooklyn, belonging to Messrs. Hyde and Behbm, was burned down serday morning. -The Suez Canal traffic reepts on Mnday ...
... need be made. The tcommittee also decided not to interfere with the ISnudy evening coneerts held at the Sankey- 'street Variety Theatre, the proceesds of which , ) were given to local charities. DIanuroroTr FosE A WAaLRNGTON VOLMEiB O: ?? J. D.- Bnckton ...
... glowving accounts which have reached himu of the acting of his last ivork, H Zedda Gabler, at the Vaudeville. That the variety theatre gala night is a func- tion by no means to be despised from a fiunialt la. point of view is evideucod by the fact that ...
... will be a t artistic, and thoroughly purged of everything m wve but artistic vulgarity. The chief lights of the 01 % variety theatres will be engaged, who will in everything be proper. It m~ay do; it may ?? Ursociety is so driven asoot by whims and A ...
... this nature, and must therefor6 have had to meet all d ?? and conditions of men,) as it was to me, the e manager of a variety theatre, to have a personal inter- I view, in the theatre itself, with the wife of a bishop who had hitherto been one of our most ...
... stage is a good deal the poorer for its his loss. For yesrs past Ithe two Mace t have been popular favourites t the variety theatre, and their name is familiar in every town in the country. They were 8 not by a very long period the first to Q introduce ...
... ence has recently xp. peared in our columns relative to the - scheme for transforming the Alexandra E Theatre into a variety theatre, for which purpose a company has been floated. Mr. Ellis Brammall, jun., who a short time ago ba became the lessee of ...