... the assemblage from the stage, shortly recounted the hibtory of the building, and expressed his conviction that tie new variety theatre would supply a want that had leon lditinctly felt alike by inhabitants and visitors. The building, he said, was replete ...

... and the lady trainer was loudly aapplauded. From the music hallscame Mr Harrv Tate, X with his imitations of popular variety theatre cole' a dians ; Mr George Lashwood, who, dressed as a 1p°lice d man,sang That willnever upset me; MrToniAl -la the favourite ...

... THE NEW OXFORD, MIDDLESBROUGH. On Monday afternoon this practically new variety theatre was reopened after a long closure. The audi- ence, present by invitation, included many of the prin- cipal people of the town. For the past year the hall has been ...

... I EMPIRE, BIRMINGHAM, ANNIVERSARY. I - I . - . The Empire, Birmingham's newest variety theatre, c C anniversary was celebrated by two memorable perform- o Vances on Tuesday. A special train brought down an I e aggregation of talent from town for the afternoon ...

... chill. d Mr Arthur Tinsley deputised for him at both the Royal and London Pavilion. b TRF line of demarcation between the variety theatre and the regular stage is gradually becoming fainter, and actors find the halls very convenient for filling out P as ...

... THE NEW OXFORD, MIDDLESBROUGH. On Monday afternoon this practically new variety theatre was reopened after a long closure. The audi- ence, present by invitation, included many of the prin- cipal people of the town. For the past year the hall has been ...

... BILLS.-A curious method of fat supplying any want of big names in a bill has been rib adopted by the management of a Variety Theatre in Ireland. A female member of the company gives imita- tions of various celebrated music hall performers, and me the ...

... af a music hi l. Some of the justices called it a singing saloon. It was nothing of the kind. It was a music hall or variety theatre. A- a music hall it was a credit to Glasgow. It compared favourabliY, in regard to equipment, discipline, and patronage ...

... than that of any English variety theatre. Indeed, the Continent has been thoroughly explored by architect, artist, and directors themselves for any and every suggestion that would add to the beauty of our latest variety theatre. From Brussels come many ...

... well-known and highly respected public per- former, and for the last five years stage-manager and scenic artist at the Gaiety Variety Theatre, Newcastle- on-Tyne, were interred, on Sunday, in the beautiful cemetery at Jesmond, the cortdge consisting of hearse ...

... and highly respected public per- z former, and for the last five years stage-manager and a scenic artist at the Gaiety Variety Theatre, Newcastle- on-Tyne, were interred, on Sunday, in the beautiful - cemetery at Jesmond, the cortege consisting of hearse ...

... Palace was burnt down in 1882, Sheffield has been very inadequately provided for in the shape of a really first-class variety theatre, but thanks to the generous enterprise and lavish outlay of Messrs Edward and Oxford ?? this want is at last removed, ...