... hall in the High-street, Marylebone, has a record that dates back many years; and though these are the days of palatial variety theatres and large sala- ries, it still manages to hold its own under the auspices of Mr Edward Hart, who has an astute and far-seeing ...

... Ameri-an Zouaves, who have renewed the lease of their popularity as Handy Lads, the enter- tainers at the well-known variety theatre in Leicester- square will include Clermont's performing animals, Paulinetti and Piquo, bar performers, Grais' baboon and ...

... the Empire, if the society dames now toe ssocia- clamouriniz for admission to the stage 'of me in was this well-known1. variety. theatre have lab rs ago, their way. They will not, however, be toc seei' if they 'ever are seen at all,' as an EHOP supers ...

... very peculiar manner, being of opinion apparently that it was very bad for persons to drink a glass of beer or wine in a variety theatre, although they might go to the hotel opposite and similar places and drink as much as they liked. In his opinion the public ...

... theatres of variety are fully alive to what healthy amusement should be. The growing popu- larity and success of our variety theatres are the best evidence of our care and control; for if wve failed in what we have always recoguised as part of our duty ...

... Miss DOLLY HARMIR, when sbe finishes her panto- mime engagement at the Prince of Wales's, Birming- ham, will work the variety theatres. She is already the possessor of a new seena, written and composed by Ernest Shand. Mr Hugh J. Didcott will be her sole ...

... later. The difficulty of dramatising novels of Dickens is unreservedly admitted. A young performer identified with the variety theatres-of which the Empire, Liverpool, is a conspicuous example-has, however, found what may be called a middle course. Within ...

... EMPIRE O VARIETIES, KILBUpR-\ After a closure ot some four months the Kilburn variety theatre was again opened to the public or, Monday evening, under the proprietorship of Mir J. D Solomon, Mr R. P. Hart being the general manager' Mir A. E. Oliver, acting ...

... IEMPIRE OFL'AVIETff',,, After a closure ot some four ionlt~h tlb,. Ki:, variety theatre was again open.'d to tb, p,,,I .Monday evening, under the proprietorship or I I. 1 n Solomon, MIr It. P. Hart being the ?? ni' r u btr A. E. Oliver, acting for a ...

... deal la thine sagosts t lag as the patio,. ar• a Easy him bra latioderod to it one of the beat arnagsal e•d tooapped variety theatre. of au etas isetlead. Yr Prank Meacham, cos ties koalas Illoaarteal architect, hes profited by hi. eoperieeose dodos peat ...

... he accepted an engagement as assistant to Victor Andre, the well-known illusionist, with whom he visited most of the variety theatres of London and the provinces. Then, when Mr Andre took out a com- pany of his own, Mr Andrews was appointed his secre- ...

... the old in design, but so many improvements have been introduced as to make it one of the best- arranged and equipped variety theatres in the kingdom. The cost of rebuilding, which has been carried out by Messrs E. Turner and Sons, of Cardiff, under the ...