... prologue. This latter shows Glory in her Manx surroon lings making her choice between Storm sad the wort*. calooa in Loudon variety theatre introduces us to Glory a successful debutante; the second set takes place in the club room of Storm’s miss.cn church, ...

... of the evolution th.- artiste. This song was very skilfully rendered, indeed were its predecessor*. All habitues of variety theatres will heartily welcome Mane Loft** hack to the scene of former triumphs. has lost none of her charm, and judguif her ...

... halls’' worldly ton# Tbs regeneration of our playhouse* (so say* satirical hunions!.) can only corns by turning them into variety theatres, with bars in the auditorium. The cnticum m»T N» dtfitrcot kind*. b«» 'i P«f--lie*lly amounts tbs muds tbs theatre it ...

... NOTTINOIIAM. SEW MANAGEMENT *** LADIES and GBKTLKMKN.- Raeiug Ju»t concluded lea* of the above well known and err> popularly Variety Theatre. late tbit opportunity 1m marine all Patron* the Eetnblithmenl that fr-m thi* tlate the Gaiety will in r.rt'nt Ami»ee«B-nt ...

... MAXACKMEKT NtW M AXAGEUENT * LADIES and GF.MTI.rMFV.- Hating juft lon* th« above aril known and very deservedly popularly Variety Theatre. I lake lhi« luniiy of intimating all of the K»i.':ii«hraent ihat from thta data the Gaiety will be run m with Ctreuit ...

... WEEK LEONARD MORTIMER and Co., THE FINAL SCENE.’ TBe Grandest Production any JJramatic Sketch ever yet attempted the Variety theatres. THE THREE RICKARDS, The Greateet Acrobatic Trio before the Pub ic. MARK MILTON, the Great London Comedian. and grand ...

... DURING THE WEEK. LEONARD MORTIMER and Co., ’THE FINAL SCENE/’ Production of any Dramatic Sketch ever yat attempted on the Variety Theatres THE THREE RICKARDS, The Greatest Acrobatic Tno before the Public. MARK MILTON, the Great London Comedian. AND GRAND STAR ...

... have been better understood by our fathers. They hold’apart from worldly ’ amusements. A tent had been set as soct of variety theatre, where the more flippant Europeans had •ongs, declamations, harmonium playing, and the An ersping’s entertainment waa ...

... was model Mane Weston did them share wen ml JM* Brady and ao-—jl|_ Dooley** troubles, two, mat* w«U cot Mat aa ...

... was arrested, and taksD to the pohce-stjeuon. Cycling extraordinary promises the great! attraction very noon in every variety theatre programme. Mr. Chester Johnton. the Hippodrome, is young American who literally puts bis the wheel and performs some the ...

... SOCIETY SCANDAL. In Society oircls* in Paris has been caosed by an incident that took place in the street ootaide the Varieties Theatre on night. A lady, well known in Parisian society, had warniag that her hotoand ws* carrying on an intrigns with a notorious ...

... otraggie under the burden of heavy taxation. He point* to the fact that the salaries of the aatbtes employed the leading variety theatres in London frequently amount in the aggregate to £7OO aod £BOO per week, while year in and ▼ear one the total is seldom ...