... day, by ill-luck, he invites Mrs. Whortles and her censorious and inquisi- torial mother to accompanybhimtoa certain variety theatre, at which the wonders of the cinematograph are one of the entertainments. Need it be said that a view of the sands of ...

... st, and the lady trainer was loudly applauded. From the music hallscame Mr Harry Tate with his imitations of popular variety theatre come, dians; Mr George Lashwood, who, dressed as a police man, sang That willnever upset me; MrTomCarnes y the favourite ...

... the assemblage from the stage, shortly recounted the hibtory of the building, and expressed his conviction that tie new variety theatre would supply a want that had leon lditinctly felt alike by inhabitants and visitors. The building, he said, was replete ...

... and the lady trainer was loudly aapplauded. From the music hallscame Mr Harrv Tate, X with his imitations of popular variety theatre cole' a dians ; Mr George Lashwood, who, dressed as a 1p°lice d man,sang That willnever upset me; MrToniAl -la the favourite ...

... support to night, and also to congratulate the inhabitants of Bradford upon having added to their placesof amusements a variety theatre they can be justly proud of. I think, in the first place our best thanks ought to be given to Mr H. . E. Moss, the promoter ...

... that before such works attain success the high-class theatre will have disappeared from view, totally supplanted by the variety theatre and the opera houses. The influence of fashion-the curse of all societies in which there is no individualism-has, no doubt ...

... directors to close the Grand Theatre on May L7th d open it again on Aug. 7th, reconstructed and Jc°Obel into a high-class variety theatre, which ail e by Mr Frank Allen in conjunction vith the Moss ae Thornton tour. When the new theatre which b the way, will ...

... close on May 27th next for the purpose of being recon- structed. and will reopen on August Bank Holiday as a first-class variety theatre, handsomely furnished, with the booking arrangements in the hands of Mr Frank Allen, in conjunction with the Moss and ...

... that before such works attain success the high-class theatre will have disappeared from view, totally supplanted by the variety theatre and the opera houses. The influence of fashion-the curse of all societies in which there is no individualism-has, no doubt ...

... airy and well-ventilated lavatory accommo- dation has been provided on each tier for both sexes. The house, although a variety theatre, has been fitted with a full working stage of the most modern description, and the comfort of the artists has been most ...

... airy and well-ventilated lavatory accommo- dation has been provided on each tier for both sexes. The house, although a variety theatre, has been fitted with a full working stage of the most modern description, and the comfort of the artists has been most ...

... by electricity, and well equipped in every department, the directors propose to carry on in future as a first-class variety theatre, and the fact that arrangements have been made with Mr Frank Allen, general manager of Messrs Moss and Thornton, to include ...