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... George Edwin English, known in the profession as George English, is one of the few men who repre- sent the interests of variety theatres on municipal bodies, having been a sturdy champion of the people's rights on the vestry for six years. His local popularity ...
... 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 ...
... OPENING OF KIILBUPRN VAiIETIES. The growth of variety theatres in our suburbs is one of the remarkable features of the closing years of the century. From Brixton to Battersea, from Holloway to Hammersmith, from Deptford to Deunmarkhill, the masses are ...
... with a gold wreath. The experiment-a most interesting one, by the way, to those who watch the development of the modern variety theatre-was an instantaneous and gratifying success. The choir made two appearances, opening with Lassen's Spanish Gipsy, which ...
... George Edwin English, known in the profession as George English, is one of the few men who repre- sent the interests of variety theatres on municipal gi bodies, having been a sturdy champion of the people's re rights on the vestry for six years. His local ...
... with a gold wreath. The experiment-a most interesting one, by the way, to those who watch the development of the modern variety theatre-was an instantaneous and gratifying success. The choir made two appearances, opening with Lassen's Spanish Gipsy, which ...
... untimely a itriterited applause. Next Mr. Percy House asserted his knowledge orgarifiedl Aeqrmo at one of our biggest variety theatres, and became r-scent concerniing a powerfully-built man called the Billsticker, I- duty it was to slhadow and coerce ...
... TheatricalGala 5 C 0 Sunderland Charity Carnival ?? 5 0 Floral Matirnce, Palace T., Hull .. 0 9 0 Birinochamn Thens rical and Variety Theatres' Athletic Charity Sports . ?? 15 1i 0 Chaplain and songregation of the Chapel Royal, Savoy ?? 7 0 Liherpool Theatrical ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... He was for a time at the Trocadero. He possesses a broad-minded conception of the higher possibilities of music in our variety theatres, ant thlough the care and attention bestowed be him on thb delicate nuances of accompaniments may escape thc ordinary ...