... specialty artist es, crowded audiences. . Ox Monday evening, October 23d, the Boylston Museum reopened for the seas ., is t Variety Theatre. The house was packed, and a. brilliant future for the Management 5s, it is hoped, a foregone coaelmssion. THE JACnDAW ...

... of the integrity of the lady, and the twain again entered upon a dramatic tour. Meanwhile she had sung in some of the Variety Theatres. Last autumn she and Ward went to the Pacific Coast, whence they were to have gone to Australia, This arrangement fell ...

... sional career at a very early age. Together witif his eldest brother, George, he had performed in most of the principal variety Theatres of America, and they were accounted popular and successful performers. For the past year or more they had confined their ...

... the conclusion of which he returned to the United States. For several years before his death he had been performing in Variety Theatres, doing musical sketches with a partner, Mr Howard playing the female charac- ters. Subsequently he wrote and produced ...

... The Dutch Jsisticc and The Itntelligence Office will be best remembered. MR CHARLEs LAWSON,- a leader of orchestra in variety Theatres, died of consumption in Dodge City, Kas., July 30th. He was taken with the disease while performing in Leadville, Col ...

... Anderston, Glasgow, which has been for some years in the hands of the Salvation Army, is to be opened on the 28th inst. as a variety theatre by Mr T. L. III'Clymont, formerly secretary to Mr H. T. Rossborougb, of the Britannia. The Victoria is situated in a district ...

... Dawson; band, Empire, Newcastle; Mr and Mrs IV. Donaldson, W. Johnson, Mr Graham, G. XV. Fletcher ; artists, Empire Variety Theatre; Mrs Ball, Mr Sewell, Miss A. Reah, Hender- son and Stanley Trio, Sisters Crossley. MDLLE. LALO, the accomplished bicyclist ...

... sixty- five persons plaving in it. Yours truly, W. SarLIURe. PRESENTATION.-On the 28th ult., on the stage of the Empire Variety Theatre, Newcastle-on-Tyne, MIr Frank: Allen, the general manager, on behalf nf the proprietors and staff of the theatre, presented ...

... Sisters Minim), aged fifteen years. LEACH.-On the 9th inst., Emilv Sarah, the wife of Mr Gus Leach, proprietor of the Variety 'theatre, Pitfield- street, Hoxton, aged forty-eight. ManiTT.-On July 7th, at Kensington, Paul Meritt dramatist. PATTISON.-On ...

... for the Star, but his name will long be identi- feied with the old building. He lately successfully I launched a new variety theatre at Cork. Mr Lowrey E y was married three times, and leaves a widow and I - several children. He was a member of the Masonic ...

... then appeatedas1 little girl who writes on her slate various th tbn sees and hears; but this ditty is mose saited forhin variety theatres than an entertainment whic !5e intended for the hall so long associated with the German Reeds. Miss Whiteford did a good ...

... Cecile. The piece is preceded by a pretty little one-act comedy An Old Master, from the pen of Mr H. A. Jones. PALACE VARIETY THEATRE. - Proprietors, Messrs Livermore Brothers; Manager, Mr Ernest Sheldon.- Among the clever artistes contributing to this ...