... Charles Burke Jefferson, a son of the well- -,owrn American comedian, has accepted an engagement as low comedian at the Varieties Theatre, New Orleans. Mdlle. Artot (Signora Padilla) has been singing at Bremen inthe Huguenoto. Fraulein Orgeni has been singing ...

... foreign lace warehouse, 2 Upper Sack. a :ville.street, opposite Nelson's Pillar. Yak and other trim- 1 ming laces in great variety. THEATRE ROYAL-ITALIAN OPERAS. C The opera selected for presentation last evening was Gonnod's Faust, a work which we 'beleve ...

... foreign lace warehouse, 2 Upper Sack- ville-street, opposite Nelson's Pillar. Yak and iller trien- ming lsces in great variety. THEATRE ROYAL, Last night Mliss Batemaii ?? Dfleschapelles in the Lady of Lyoen, the noble sehtiments and gluwing language of ...

... visited the periormance STAR THEATRE OF VARIETIES. Tonight an entire chsnge of cor anv takes place at Mr. Lowry's popular variety theatre. Amenest the new arrivaisware the pagilists, Jake Kilrain and CheS. Mitchel . It is.anmounced that .this is Kilram's lest ...

... stage. To-night Mary Strart will be .repe3s ST.AR THEATRE I VAiEETll%,' A large audience assembled in 3e Lcg popular variety theatre last night. The tXS ordinary water tank perfornianea o :40 mers and divers, Professor Finny mac ?? pished sister, Miss ...

... will be further exhibitions, when a repetition of the success attendant upon them durnig the past week is expected. STAR VARIETY THEATRE. Last night there was a crowded house at Mr. Dan Lowrey's Stir ViLriety Theatre. The chief attraction of a varied and ...

... prriamm& of great attractiveness, the general verdc willbe tlathe baa made a very gre at impr I meat in his popular variety theatre. I RENGLER'S CIRUB AWD) TBHE HOPS1TAIJ- CHAMBIF2s. Yeaterday in Hengler's two special perizn. cees were given-one at midday ...

... Those monster music bi halls have, however, little in commonl with the old-time ;free-and-easy.I e Your modern variety theatre is ver fr f removed from this primitive response to a 1 -| demand for unconventional comfort. s The music ball is tending ...

... was drunk enthusiastically. Mr. Findlater, inresponding, said he thought they would all admit that at lasb Dublin had a variety theatre which was a credit to the city -hear, hear), and one the opening of which marked an era in the theatrical annals of Dub- ...

... a, and the provision made for the e confort of the audience were all well up to date a in- this very much up to date variety theatre. c . . ?? POOfIS NMYIORAl AT THE - ROTUNDA. a Poole's vdyriorma at the Round Roorn of the I ?? was crowded lmt night, ...