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... principal members of the company, were well. known variety artists before entering revue, and played all the leading variety theatres in the country. They have just returned from a seven years' tour abroad, and have travelled over 60,000 miles by water ...

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... It is carefully-blended form of variety and revue and Is presented by artistes of repute from both these branches the variety theatre Fred Kitchen, who leads the cast on the humorous side, an old favourite Nottingham. In '• Making Whoopee!” he has many ...

... in point of fact some thousands do. Pictures will always attract more people because of their mass distribution. But Variety theatres will be able to put their House Full notices nevertheless, since there is an ample public for them both. Knock-down Blows ...

... our places of amusement. My friends and myself would be sorry to have to deny ourselves the pleasure of visiting the variety theatre on other occasions, but if these animal stunts are allowed to continue, we must certainly do so. as the unseen a ...

... romance behind the appearance of Miss Barbara Austen as the first artist back to the London Alhambra since that famous variety theatre went talkie. If it had not been for a fairy godfather, in the guise of a well-known Yorkshire alderman, little Gwladys ...

... their own family band on the trnnt. This was a very proud day tor all eisneerned. Tiller's Electric lin* Mannikins and Variety Theatre was widely known and looked forward to in Lincolnshire at this time. ...

... brings something quite novel to the screen. Sixteen performing dogs are seen in an act which has been presented every big variety theatre the United States. __ It quite interesting to hear Mr. Emmy® commands to the dogs and comment* their performance. All ...