... Mr Edmund Grace is a clever and successful David Red- farn, and Mr W. F. Tindell as Spavins finds much favour. ROYAL VARIETY THEATrE.-Proprietor, Mr R. Thornton ; Manager, Mr J. G. Allen; Acting-Manager, Mr W. Armstrong.-Ajax, the strong Frenchman, is ...

... their latest acqui- sitions point to a desire for reaching an even higher plane of refinement than is general at our variety theatres. MIadame Lucy Clarke, who is now fulfilling an engagement at the Piccadilly establishment-and a very successful one to ...

... police-court yesterday —before Mr J. J. Headlam (stipendiary magis- trate)—Edward G.ircia (lessee and licensee of the Folly Varieties Theatre), Edward Joughnaan (musical director), and James Prymer (manager of the refreshment department), were charged with having ...

... candidate. AN OBJECTIONABLE MUSIG HALT SONG. At Manchester, yesterday, Edward Garcia,. lessee and Licensee of the Folly Varieties Theatre; Edward Jongh- mans, director of the orchestra; and James Pymery, manager of the refreshment department, were charged ...

... police-court yesterday —be fore Mr J. J. Headlam (stipendiary magis- iward GI'rcia (lessee and licensee of the Folly Varieties Theatre), Edward Jonghman (musical director), and James Prymer (manager or the refreshment department), were charged i with having ...

... 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 ...

... source of temp- tation that thousands have succumbed to. While the public-houses of Leeds and the concert-rooms, the varieties theatre, and other theatres, with each of which intoxicating liquors are associated and largely consumed, are crowded to excess ...

... Zanetta is the title of the ballet divertissement in one tableau, which now concludes the programme at the big variety-theatre on the east side of Leicester-square. The new ballet, which is an enlarged version of The Aloine Brigands of former ...

... bis aged cousort. i CosePLtcs.N ARY Dtaseitt-On Friday evening M Mr. George LHarrington, manager of the Phil- Iharmonic Variety Theatre, gave a complimentary dinner to his staff nt tlhe Great WesEtern Hotel. . ite proceedings throughout were of a hearty ...

... owing to bad business, and will probably not be opened again as a place of amusement. The Alcazar is now the premier variety theatre of the city, and here large audiences assemble nightly, one of the principal attractions being the reappearance in Brussels ...

... VARIETY THEATRE CATERING. TO THE EDITOR Ok' IHE UEA. Sir,-Abont twenty years ago when we went to our favourite music halls we could get a bit of supper during the evening. When heb-nobbing with the chairman we ordered Welsh rare-bits, we turned our eyes ...

... packed in tegular theatrical fashion, while the music halls developed into palaces of pleasure, temples of harmonv aiiid variety theatres. This change was alike beteficial to the managements and the audiences, with the exception that the supper-room arrangemeiits ...