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... A CHAT WITH COUNTESS BUS8ELL. The Latest It ecru it of the Mitsic-IIall From Musical Comedy to Variety Theatre From Brighton to the London Tivoli. LONDON-BY-THE-SEA last week looked remarkably jocund and gay in the sunlight of a perfect day, and I found ...
... with his father, to tour a theatrical company in South Africa. As a boy of eight, Mr. Wheeler was an actor of old men at variety theatres in Chicago. Then he went to Australia, and was one of the Wheeler Family in India. His father, Mr. Benjamin Wheeler, ...
... arranged to give certain of his celebrated Dickens impersonations, such as he nightly presents with great success in our variety theatres. His assistants in this good cause included Mr. Herbert Campbell, Mr. Fred Russell, Mr. Leo Stormont, Mr. Eugene Stratton ...
... especially in The Geisha. Soon after her engagement at Daly's, Miss Nesville achieved successes as a chansonnetteuse in the Variety theatres, particularly at the Alhambra, but subsequently returned to the regular playhouses, wherein one of her latest impersonations ...
... recent meetings of the Zio.iist Congress, and that is the number of Jewish performers on the. modern stage, also in the variety theatres and music halls. BROJILEY CRIB. KODNJSy 8TONJ5. ...
... called out the turns so clearly as to make one regret the disappearance of the once familiar music-hall chairman in modern Variety Theatres. More. Mr. Rawlinson contributed twelve guineas to the fund and in his earnest speech advocating the praiseworthy cause ...
... visit hispretty house, Grenada Lodge, in theStockwell Park Road, will recognise that charity begins at home. Foremost variety-theatre agent in London, he has branch agencies and correspondents all over the world, but, disagreeing with the Private Secretary ...
... a long journey to sre, and certain it is that the patronS who will twice per night -fill London's latest magnificent Variety Theatre will murmur admiration for these pictures. They are surely among the very best with which this artist has embellished ...
... a little broad. Otherwise, it is inoffensive and amusing. Mrs. Brown-Potter at the Palace. The growing popularity of Variety Theatres in London is evidenced by the readiness of actresses as distinguished as Mrs. Tree and Mrs. Brown-Potter to appear at ...
... was the Stage Manager when La Basoche was produced in English at Mr. D'Ovly Carte's Royal English Opera now the Palace Variety Theatre on Nov. 3, 1891, again undertook that duty, with his customary success; and the charming dances, arranged by Mr. Soultan ...
... A RISING STAR OF THE VARIETY THEATRES REFINED talent of the type shown by Miss Cissie Loftus is clearly possessed by the clever little lady The Sketch has the pleasure of portraying in the photographs below. Miss Cissie Dryden has, in addition to great ...
... dead as the other deportment cultivated by Mr Turv ydrop in Georgian days. Granting that the great s| ectach s of our variety theatres are not to be bound to tradition, there can be nothirg but praise for Mr. Malcolm Watson's Inspiration. The story is ...