... ts were well patronised. THE GRAND THKATBX OF VARIETIKS. Some time before the opening of the doors of Mr Harry Day's variety theatre in Westgate- street, on Monday night, the public, anxious to secure good places in what was expected to be a crowded house ...

... time. He paused for a moment, overcome with emo- tion. Then-iteadying his voice with an effort, he continued, At the Variety Theatre, Palmer told me, this Mme. De Lara was acting, aud be advised me to go there and see for myself. I went—and soon knew ...

... the week, for the bill at the Charles-street house is of super-excellence. It is not often, even in the leading London variety theatres, that such turns as those given by Mr Charles Collette, by the Brothers Poluski, and by Tschernoff and his admirably ...

... Two remarkable sisters will make their appear- ance next year at one of the London variety theatres, and at present there is a somewhat keen competition to secure them. One is ? giantess, eight feet high, and weighing eighteen stone. Her foot are sixteen ...

... es on cycles, and this and all the other turns were of a class seldom seen any one night outside the Metro- politan variety theatres. Next week the Swanseaites will be given an opportunity of witnessing the best trained dogs now on the stage, for Professor ...

... THE EMPIRE (NEWPORT). Patrons of the Charles-street hall, one 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 procurable soon after the performance opened. The standard ...

... THE EMPIRE (CARDIFF). When all London was attracted to the various variety theatres to witness the sensational shoot- ing feats of the talented Manard family, Mr Oswald Stoil, with his usual foresight and enter- prise, booked them for his Empires. Crowded ...

... time licensee of this hall, then styled The Pavilion. Miss Victoria it was who scored first and so signally in the variety theatres with Daddy wouldn't buy me a Bow- wow, which, whatever may bo said about the lines, certainly has a pleasant catchy ...

... those instances which proves that immense physical power is not always an advantage. If the proprietors of the local variety theatres are 'v-j;'hEul to give an entertainment which would a little out of the tullillion so far as Cardiff audiences are concerned ...

... Cardiff proprietor, would have been a pro- hibitive price as recently as a few years sinc, when the entertainments at variety theatres often appealed only to the coarse-minded. With the advent of Mr Stoll a great change was wrought in the character of ...

... SAD DEATH OF A CATHEt.,NE WHEELER. The acrobatic,gymnastic style of dancing hicb has lately come into vogue at the variety theatres and music halls, has (say3 the Star) just been responsible in Australia for the death of one of the brightest and most ...

... comfortable bouse as Andrews' New Hall during the rebuilding of what will be one of the most magnificently appointed variety theatres outside London, The programme for this week is really excellent, and the varied character of the tornB was dnly appreciated ...