... (Winlaton), Mr F. Fryde, Mr Win. Watson (of the Avenue Theatre), and Mr F. Allan (manager for Mr Thornton, of the Royal Variety Theatre). The Chair. man, in his opening remarks, said in no town in the United Kingdom was Mr Tearle more highly appre. ciated ...

... the booksellers have cleared T their stock of every edition they had. PRrEsENTATIoN.-Mlr J. G. Allan, manager of the il Variety Theatre, Sunderlard. after tie performance for cC his first benefit on Wednesday night was preserited by Cl Mr Isaacs with a solid ...

... ), JOHN KNIFTON, J. A. CHAPMAN, A. HENNESEY, S. ISAACS. A. W. JAM1ES, Secretary (pro tem.), and GUS LEACH, Treasurer. Variety Theatre, Hoxton, N., Aug. 2d, 1894. t TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. f Sir,-Will you kindly favour me with space in your fwidely-read ...

... ), JOHN KNIFTON, J. A. CHAPMAN, A. HENNESEY, S. ISAACS. A. IV. JAMES, Secretary (pro tem.), and GUS LEACH, Treasurer. Variety Theatre, floxton, N., Aug. 2d, 1894. TO THE EDITOR 0F THE ERA. Sir,-WVill you kindly favour me with space in your widely-read ...

... last week, Frederick Lucas, 15, Corporation-street, St. Helens, described as a theatrical manager, and lessee of the Variety Theatre, St. Helens, underwent public exami- nation. The statement of affairs showed liabilities 2,818, and no assets. In reply ...

... is intended to open about Easter next. Pending the opening of Arcadia Mr Jarvis is attached to the staff of the Royal Variety Theatre, Sunderland. Met J. C. ReIrH, The Sheeney Man, has been engaged by the Alhambra Company for three years.- Mr R. Thornton ...

... very grave, but through prompt action was reduced to a minor accident, occurred during the performance at the Empire Variety Theatre, Newgate-street, Newcastle, on Monday night, and if it did nothing else, it proved how ready the management are for e ...

... were Mrs Fred Holden, Miss Millie Lindon, Miss Ada Cerito, and otherm. WHEN Mr Tom Leamore arrived on Monday at the Variety Theatre, Pitfield-street, Hoxton, to fulfil his turn he discovered that his band parts had been stolen. He was, therefore, unable ...

... fourth of July, the above-named excellent institution was multiplied, and three well-appointed drags left the famous variety theatre in the Westminster-bridge-road with a party bent on pleasure, and bent also on celebrating the anni- versary of American ...

... mother of the late Patrick Feeney and 5 5s. to his daughter, Miss Agnes Feeney. Yours sincerely, CHRISTINA BAYLIS. Scotia Variety Theatre, Glasgow, Sept. 28th, 1889. PRESENTATION.-Mr Arthur Combes was presented on Wednesday evening last at the Metropolitan ...

... PRESENTATION.-Joseph Darby, champion jumper 5 the world, has been presented with a gold medal Iv Alex. M'Gown, Britannia Variety Theatre, GlasgW? in acknowledgment of his having woo the high jumpl`9 match with W. hI'Guire, champion jumper of Scotland, Nov ...

... D'Albertson, and Ida Hazledene. GRAND THEATRE OF VARIETIES.-Proprietor, Mr H. J. Johnston; Manager, Mr R. W. Witham.-This variety theatre reopened on Monday under new manage- ment. There was a large attendance. and the following artists were all warmly applauded ...