... cempany at the Empire is one of the best ever seen at what has now fairly won its way to the forefront of provincial variety theatres. As well as eight rattling turns of the diversified nature which make the halls so popular there has been secured the ...

... comfortable ijotiae as Andrews' New HaU during the rebailding of what will be one of the most magnmceiiiiv appointed variety theatres outside London, The programme for this week is really excellent, and the varied character of the tarns was duly appreciated ...

... music-hall, recently re-decorated and fitted with new scenery, now compares favourably with any of the Metropolitan variety theatres, and certainly has few equals in the provinces. Mr Stoll's bid for support is much and the best amusement at little co-t ...

... matter what country produces it. And in this very same 1894 not only do the man. agers of theatres and the licensees of variety theatres and halls wink at thestill illegal sketches, but the Examiner of Stage Plays proposes to give them some sanction of legality ...

... groBLt allccerg. We understand it is u 'iiued Uy reproduce this sketch in London very siluttiy at, cne of tlie princ.pal variety theatres. On Monday night Mine. S HM!I Bernhardt ia TI give us what will probably bo about tho last sensation of the theatrical ...

... enterprise of the manager fresh from triumphs at, the Empire, the Alhambra., and the Palace, the three leading London variety theatres. A warm welcome was given, too, to the charming sisters Amy and Nelly Til ley, of Dinkey Arno fame. Other capital items ...

... Music-halls at the sea- si do not pose after they have left the stage lik:, tiiey d,) in the winter time in front of ttie variety theatres. It does not pay where the sad sea waves break, because the beer is always on tap, and aii hands must give a helping ...

... fair nymphs like him, he is beauti- ful to look upon'; like him, his favourite occupation is music (what matter if in Variety Theatres ?) and like him, he volun- tarily hl]s a poslhon below his lofty station, deigning to mix with men of common cl?y no ...

... Leno intends making a phort tour With a bufle3c[ue company, but he, will not permanently dissociate himself from the variety theatres.which'he lifts done so much to enliven. Few people leiive the halls for the playhouse. On the other hand, many lea-ve ...

... week, for the bill at the Charles-street house is of super-excel lance. It is not often, even in tha leading Jjondon variety theatres, that such turns as thoee given by Mr Charles Collette, by the Brothers Poiuski, and by Tschernoff and his admirably ...

... the Brown and Kell: combination. I The Empire (Newport). I Patrons of the Charles-street hall, ont) of the most snug variety theatres in the provinces, recognise that this week they are in luck's way, for last night not a seat was soon after tho performance ...