... artists, in corrj unction with Mr Grus Cnollnnolle, and3, suirsequcirtly, as manager for twelity- three years of tire Variety theatre, Hoxton, is too well f known to need recapitulation here. e With each succeeding winter for tile past four years a lie ...

... course, lie must rest content. Of this controversy I trust yotu have now heard the last. Yours truly, GUS LEACH, Jum. Variety Theatre, Hoxton, E., March 29th, 1-89-1. IN loving memory of our lear father, John Powell, who died at Huddersfield, Alarch 28th ...

... ment of the variety art in America. It has travelled on very different lines from those followed us England. Indeed, the variety theatre was a popular place of entertainment in this country while in America it yet lingered in obscurity and discredit. Mllessrs ...

... ), 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 ...

... ), 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 ...

... 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 ...

... in music-hall land is necessarily somewhat dull, owing to the imminence of Bank Holiday, when it is the duty of every variety theatre to present its constituents with a revised programme. The Oxford, under its new management, has been at great pains il ...

... Diver's Ltck. PAVILION THEATRE (Mile End).-7.45, The Plunger. SURREY THEATRE.-7.45, A Life of Pleasure. ALHAMBRA VARIETY THEATRE. - 8, Don Qsuixote ?? 9.30. T he NeOw Victoria Cross. ROYAL AQUARTUY.-2.80, 7.30, Variety Entertain. ments. MADAME ...

... ed and retired. lin the next three apol twe wecre more successful and business steadily wa improved. After this thle variety theatre became a was, Pronounced success. Pro, ?? liceisce after 1889 wa'os regniarly opposed by a Gem bgoted minority. The o ...

... CHAT WITH MAGGIE DUGGAN. (By OtUR sPICIAL COMMSISSIONER.) bliss Maggie Duggan is one of the pleasant ties between the variety theatre and the dramatic stage. At this season of the vear she habitually returns to her first love, and so one finds her in the ...

... -8.:0, A Bunuch of Violets. STANDARD THEATRE.-7-.5,- 1:Jok axvks. StIltR1Y THEATRE.- The Dark Contisent. ALHAMBRA VARIETY THEATRE.-3, The Revolt of the Danghters; 'The New Victoria )ross. EARL'S COURT INDUSTRIAL EXilIBITION.-11 a.u;. to 11 p.m ...

... improvement has taken place in the style and circumstance of the music hall, and would, no doubt, rather appear in a good variety theatre than in the circus. Circus life has its charms, its drawbacks too. But in one respect the great American circuses are ...