... Washington is distracted over the clandestine marriage of Admiral Jenkins' son with a ballet girl stall performing at a variety theatre there. That vigorous expounder of muscular Christianity, the Rev. George H. Hepworth, of New York, has ysobted off to ...

... one night, A d to all on the 4th of March, the water was 20 heard ordinazy levels in the Mary. The wate we have the Varieties Theatre and houses, of with collapsed and fell. are very Ob Monday tee ense of Wm. H. Jone rosts at in, harved with being drink ...

... couree he found tradesmen verdant enough to supply him with clothes and jewellery on credit. He also took a box at the Varieties Theatre for three months, and appeared there nightly with his furs and diamonds. His glittering presence was soon remarked. The ...

... Imperial days, m \\ Inch his music had freer scope to flourish. tho effect the public mind was so strong that in the Varieties Theatre, where m s is now going on, Offenbach, aU A ° r vigorously hissed. This out round-robin from several oogers who were ...

... rel her from and she risked that others might child eased by that lives on, ond she has fallen to the low & dancer at a variety theatre. It to know as we view it from our comfortable world, _ NOR ww PERCH SHOOTING CASE. er — — 7 tr te: . ; ‘dee F af. rr: ...

... who is only 14 years of age, and was married to Samuel Roberts in April. Both parties; at that time -weré engnged in ‘a variety theatre, ‘Hoboken. The bride, whose name was Maud. Simons, was known on the stage as La Petits Florette, and: Roberts, who was ...

... Saville who, with her husband, brought the little thing for tbs stage. In December, 1878, Nina Saville, was star” the variety theatres the Great Western world and tbs Pacific slops. In tbs meantime the solicitors of Sir Wm. Beauvoir England were prosecuting ...

... gentleman, thar I was Mrs, John Wool, that the gentleman was Mr. Dolly Davenport, and that we were going to act at the Varieties Theatre, New Orleans; that he, the ogre, had been in several times (didn’t I know it?), but, as I was so fast asleep, he waited ...

... Varieties , theatre Bill—Shakespeare. A headlong man is not always longheaded. A busy builder likes to have a beam in his eye. He that sips of many arts drinks of r.-me.—Fuller. A wise doctor always keeps his temper, even it he loses his patients. Two ...

... on Monday night the Temple Opera-House, Lolton. The lessee of the building is Mr. E. Garcia, of the Gaiety and Folly Variety Theatres, Manchester, and it was only opened by him on Saturday evening. The entertainment on Monday evening concluded with a ...

... Monday night at the Temple Opera House, Bolton. Tne lessee of the building is Mr. E. Garcia, of the Gaiety and Folly Variety Theatres, Manchester, and it was only opened on Saturday evening. The entertainment on Monday evening concluded with a trapeze ...

... bottle.—> 0.v.-V :,eruld. our vonnger days used to get shot out the gun stores—and powder, also. ( in-: of the Boston variety theatres has offered prisw the boy who can cat tho most pie Members of the l‘i Eta society arc not allowed to compete. Loueil ...