... KEIGHLEY. NEW QUEEN' S THEATRE-Proprietor, Air Edward Darbey.-r Walter Reynolds's Sweet Innisfail com- pany is the attraction hero this week. It has drawn good houses. KE'TTERING. VICTORIA HALL. -3AMessri Miller and Elliston's Alone in London company visited ...

... usually at their height, has given rise to many pretty catches. It is done for lurk, apparently, much like the eating of Christmas pies in England, and, like most customs of this sort, generally confined to women and children. There is a song sung on these ...

... dances very prettily as Papillonetta. The other scenes illustrate Dick's emigration, his adventures in foreign lands, his introduction to the savage King, and, finally, his grand entry into London as Lord Mayor. The last-named is a particularly fine spectacle ...

... received Mr Hunt's very appropriate line with a roar. MIss LYDIA YEAMANS has chosen for her Christmas cards to her friends a lovely little book, illustrating the song, Sally in our Alley, which she has so power- fully associated with her own successful ...

... THE LONDON TdUSI HALLS. LONDON PAVILION. The entertainment at the London Pavilion this week has not been wanting in variety or attractiveness, and the usual ingredients of a music hall programme have been judiciously provided. Signora Rizarelli is a Spanish ...

... a luxuriously- bound and tastefully got up portfolio of coloured lithographs illustrative of the successful Gaiety bur- lesque Buy Blas and the Blase Roud, as a Christmas souvenir of the Gaiety Theatre. Messrs F. Harris and Co., Limited, have done the ...

... THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS. LONDON PAVILION. 0, The entertainment at the London P'avilion this week fl has not been waniting in variety or attractiveness, and w the usual ingredients of a music hall progrmmme have rn been judiciously provided. Signora Rtizarelli ...

... THE LONDON MUSIC-HALLS. LONDON PAVILION. Exceptionally brisk and ceontinuousbook- ing during the holidays demonstrates the assured popularity of this West-end variety theatre, whose current programme is unusually full of good things. They in- clude Rapoli's ...

... Scribner's MAfzn/hy of a snorc story, Stephen Skarridge's Christmas, was one of the determining causes which made him take up his residence in New York in IS72. The same year he became news editor for the Rearth and Home, and on the death of this weekly ...

... Bowling, comic and topical vacalist, r are the remaining turns, o BOOTLE. CARTLAND s NEw CIRcus.-Proprietor, Mr James l Cartland ; Manager, Mr George Watts.-The new arrivals this week include Engist and Orsa, comic 2 musical eccentricities, very clever ...

... and Tom Bowling, comic and topical vacalist, are the remaining turns. BOOTLE. CARTLANDS NEW Circus.-Proprietor, Mr James Cartland ; Manager, Mr George Watts.-The new arrivals this week include Engist and Orsa, comic musical eccentricities, very clever and ...

... THE LONDON MUSIC HALLS. a THE EMPIRE. b A new departure from the customary order of r variety business was made here on Monday evening, when that accomplished actress Miss Amy Roselle, who ( ought Lever to be without an engagement at one of the I leading ...