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... with so genial companion. “In Paris’* an innovat.on that pro vides a welcome and an agreeable change frequenter* the variety theatre, and it should certainly be seen at the Empire this week. Some beautiful and realistic scenery »a employed, and means ...
... Theatre by a combination organised by the author. Miss St. Elmo has the principal feminine part- Nottingham patrons the variety theatre will be introduced, at the Empire this week, to Enig| marellc, the mechanical sensation which occasioned \ «o much curiosity ...
... reaLdiaate ia» d*toict, aad campetoebiaa by new places of «nt«rta.mirient were given. 6» coofleg the of the Ofciribimfge Variety Theatre, Limctied, whose oredibare and mat Chaey-fltpeet, IxHjdoo. wag that there was prospect' of any reburo heinc made to aafierawed ...
... authors seek to point is one which will always bear emphasising. The Empire.—Novelty a somewhat rare virtue nowadays in variety theatre bills, but the programme at the Empire this week is strong this as in oth«*r respects. Nellie Wallace is something new ...
... reason of fact ihere is one class of exhibition which Mr Vries makes whatever it “quick chango act to frequenters of variety theatre The simple but de Vries gains his effects a brilliant acting not by a mere facility in dressing and undressing which can ...
... Jack in * Gay Grisette,” and Sam Gerridge in ““ Caste.” He has played in 24 pantomimes, and his first appearance in a variety theatre was in June, 1899, at the Tivoli, London. Mr. Shand has had a number of successful songs, the most popular being ‘ The ...
... Liverpool where he considerably enhanced his reputation Since that time he has kept to the music halls and has appeared all variety theatres in London with exception as well in most the important provincial halls where as Nottingham will not to be told his ...
... the licensing law applied places of entertainment You may open a circus without a licence you must have a licence open variety theatre So Mr Morrella several equestrian turns to put in along other acts launched enterprise without of let or hindrance it ...
... Allison, figures prominently. The King's Theatre, which haa just come under new management, ia Moeeom oat week into a variety theatre the two booaea a night principle. E. O. Waller, the new manager, pots forward .programme .which a very attractive appearance ...
... understand that the Nottingham Watch Com', mittee have not yet approved the proposals put forward for the erection ctf new variety theatre in Lower Parliament-street, the details which we published a few days ago. The Watoh Committee, as the authority responsible ...
... amoke-rooma. Electric light throughout.— H. KIRK. Manager. Nat. Tel. 0497. 1368 THEATRE, LONDON, W.O. The XJ Premier Variety Theatre. Every Evening at 8.0. Ballet. Varieties, Ac. Manager Mr. H. J. HStohina. T-F -EXPRESS* DIARY (SATURDAY). AUGUST 1908 ...
... ONDON PAVILION, LONDON, W. XJ Every Evening et 7JO MattOM. te 205. Mr. Frank CBaMeter. THEATRE, LONDON, W.O. The Premier Variety Theatre. Brerr 80. Ballet, Varieties. *O. Manager H. 1. BteekLek MONEY. DVANCES OF MONEY, £1 and njUMHa, ~ rii ort notice horn ...