... ministered to their guilty delights. With which weighty and interesting judgment this paper must end. NEW SOUTH SHIELDS VARIETY THEATRE. The old Variety Hall, UInion-alley, South Shields, will be closed for the season on June 4th, and during the following ...

... Herring and Simpson's hightlyers, &c. The goodly gathering of exhibitions inchiiled the Star Menagerie (Mander's), Bailey's variety theatre. A. Twigdon's Electra Cindmatograph, with pictures ot the Gladstone funeral procession, a thoroughly up-to- date show ...

... facts because there was a disposition now in many quarters to underrate the Gaiety Theatre, and to treat it simply as a variety theatre of the lowest type. (Cries of No, no.) Of course they bad not gone in for very high-class drama, but they had done their ...

... lines in your valuable paper. In your Christmas notice of the London Theatres your correspondent says the scenery at the Variety Theatre is painted by Messrs W. Robeon and T. Seaford. Now as I am the only one of that name in the professisn, and my services ...

... THE CANTERBURY. Mr George Adney Payne is probably endeavouring for a time to forget the cares of syndication and of variety theatre management in the refreshing atmo- sphere of the Norwegian fjords, but in his absence the Canterbury, profiting by the ...

... Both weather and business itere c ite goo0I. so, Hightown Rout, as the natives call it, was kept by a ?? Kelso's3 variety theatre, Testo's living pictures, Amey8 ?? tie electric exhib~ition, Coxswain Terry's Nile woniders, ii ter Prof. Remus, the cast ...

... planing in it. Yours truly, WT. SELKIRKn. nar ani] PRESENTATiON.-On tile 2-8th iilt., on the stage of the anai Empire Variety 'Theatre, Newcastle-on-Tvyne, Mr Frank rep Allen, the general manager, on behalflof the oroprietors Val and staff of the theatre ...

... with itsw-ell.le c cess. Goliathi'scoteries of 8trongmell aod Iom..nob. splendid recognition of their pro sess Ralph Lo variety theatre also did capital business V H a shall's living pictures, l rrar's fine art Taylor and Bradforths stereoscopic S er3 and ...

... were well filled by Mr John Webb, Mr Arthur Playfair. and Mr Charles Whitlock, Misses Nelly Campbell ?? Barton. ROYAL VARIETY THEATRE. - Proprietor, Mr R. Thornton; Manager, Mr F. Allan; Acting-Manager, Mr W. Armstrong. -The company this week is a grand ...

... because there was a dissposition now in many s quarters to uniderrate the Gaiety Theatre, anrd to tryat it simply as a variety theatre of ?? lowest type. (Cries lie of No, rio.) Of course they had riot gone iii for very .high-class drama, but they had ...

... and was specially diverting, BMr Henry Zietz being pantaloon, Mr Fred Zietz harlequin, and Miss Zietz columbine. In the variety theatre, turns were announced to be done by the Sisters Arundale, Miss Annie Albu, the Brothers Almaio, MIr Harry Anderson, Mr ...

... and give the public a good entertainment the public did not care one jot whether the place was called a music hall or a variety theatre, a theatre or an opera house. They would support the entertainmt that was worthy of their support, and would soon recognize ...