... Rosalind Eva Stir- ling, 19, Park Road, Glasgow, sues Thomas James Colq un, joint proprietor of the Tivoli Variety Theatre and the ueen’s Variety Theatre, Glasgow, ewark House, Pollokshields, for and residing at £3,000 damages for alleged breach of promise ...

... pourtcamd a concise and intsl. git .i and free from all meretricious aids. THE MOST BRILLIANT SPECTACLE E»er Witnessed Variety Theatre. fkt Gigantii Progi^muie alt . includes Geo. Fairburu. Kramer Try Paul Performing Bears, Etc. •.••.!,' .: o'clock MATINEE ...

... in a concise and lntell.giblc form and free from all meretricion* aids. THE MOST BRILLIANT SPECTACLE Ever Witnessed a Variety Theatre. The Progn-nma also includes Geo. Fairburn. Kramer Trio Paul Pelhain, Pe-rmane'e Performing Bears. Etc. TONIGHT. 1 and ...

... A. Fair; legend pourtrajed in a concise aud intelc.:■ ..'ai free from aids. , ...

... and made a successful descent, after passing cver the town. A congress of poets is being held in Paris. The highest variety theatre is at Chicago, .. 365 feet up. To-day is the anniversary of President Kruger’s flight from Pretoria. There has been a ...

... yesterday, with throwing mis- siles to the common danger. Prisoner, it was alleged, threw stones from the gallery of the Variety Theatre, Hoxton, one of them passing dlose to the head of Mr. Tom Leamore, who was on the stage. Mr. Mead said n it was not an ...

... has been four years with the Royal Liliputian Minstrels a6 principal comedian. After pantomime Mr. Attwood gocs to the Variety Theatres again. Mr. Dandee, of Dendoe gnd Neame, has all over the Continent of Europe, and appeared in all the capitals. Ho speaks ...

... Frank Macnaughten has purchased a plot of land at the junction of Southgate and Wards End, Halifax, for the erection of a variety theatre. The site is one of the most prominent the town. The Boissets are continue their sketch, The Bricklayers/ far another ...

... various ii,, lun ture; which are adorn her houseboat •traced summer, for happily circuraju e th shining stars of the variety theatre, 6*9 motors, yachts, drags, and ?Y e j. Mr. R. G. Knowles, for cruises in the Mediterranean during the chill spring months ...

... Freece, the well-known theatrical agent. Mr. Barrasford's co-directors of the Pavilion are Mr. Harrv Lundv, of the Royal Variety Theatre, Holborn, Mr. Frank de .long, Mr. Symons, and Mr. Wheatley. The whole of the receipts at the two performances at the Leeds ...

... blamed. The universal practice is condemned of parents keeping their children out late at night in restaurants. Low-olass variety theatres and music-halls, they lament, are increasing an alarming rate all over Berlin. A resolution was passed urging the police ...

... ERUPTION of MOUNT aod DESTRU of BP. PIERRE. ~SHOW.—Were you there? A fine ROSSGATES filia of the above is shown at th City Varieties. THEATRE, BRADFORD. WAMPIRE Twice y Darmg the Week, at 6.50 and 9.6. i THE KAUFMANN’S, The World’ s Champion Cyclists. ERNEST ...