... habitants of the borough to run an Independent candidate in the person of Captain H. E. Davis, the manager of the local variety theatre, is not at all appreciated by the major portion of the elec- tors, many of whom are against a three-cornered fight. Captain ...

... entertain- p2ent, a drawing-room entertainment, and an (quihbristic performance, introducing three canine faughtOD) t^le Variety Theatre. (Loud At the close, on the proposition of the CHAIR- MAN, seconded by Dr REES, a hearty vote of thanks was passed to ...

... is the laaS before the Queen-street Hall is handed over to the contractors to revolutioni3einto one of the prettiest variety theatres in the three kingdoms which has caused such large audiences to assemble there perhaps it is that the local patrons wanted ...

... Mitchell and Frank P. Slavin, the boxers, made their first appearance since their arrival from London at Hyde and Behman's Variety Theatre, Brooklyn. They were greeted with but little applause, and their exhibition was miserable. Neither of the men were in ...

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... negative rather than positive. It is e:tpected that Miss Cissy Loftus will resume the highly remunerative engagement at a Variety theatre from which she suddenly Absented herself. A NASTY EXPERIENCE. The present holiday season has j productive of an unusually ...

... Lewis, addressing the bench, re- marked that the application of Mr Henry Day for a dramatic and music license for his variety theatre in Westgate-street, had been adjourned to enable him to produce independent evidence as to thentruc- tural accommodation ...

... ts were well patronised. THE GRAND THKATBX OF VARIETIKS. Some time before the opening of the doors of Mr Harry Day's variety theatre in Westgate- street, on Monday night, the public, anxious to secure good places in what was expected to be a crowded house ...

... the week, for the bill at the Charles-street house is of super-excellence. It is not often, even in the leading London variety theatres, that such turns as those given by Mr Charles Collette, by the Brothers Poluski, and by Tschernoff and his admirably ...

... es on cycles, and this and all the other turns were of a class seldom seen any one night outside the Metro- politan variety theatres. Next week the Swanseaites will be given an opportunity of witnessing the best trained dogs now on the stage, for Professor ...

... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). Patrons of the Charles-street hall, one of the most snug variety theatres in the provinces, recognise that-, this week they are in luck's way, for last night not a seat was procurable soon after the performance opened. The standard ...

... THE EMPIRE (CARDIFF). When all London was attracted to the various variety theatres to witness the sensational shoot- ing feats of the talented Manard family, Mr Oswald Stoil, with his usual foresight and enter- prise, booked them for his Empires. Crowded ...