... Wviii beadr? .cal tised. in our columns to-morrow (Thursdayýa for which has for its purpose the making, of a am Empire variety theatre worthy of the ?? aha-2 )m. importance of Cardiff. Mr. Moss, of Edinubuk ble probably the principal of variety entertaenre;'` ...

... wvell undfr time now inaia-ur. AS Vu announced last we-ek, Mr. Rodniey, who for many years ha d been rranager: of this variety theatre, relinnuished t.he pest, and huis Plac hars -been tuaken by Mdr. George Harringto, whom most 0ru our, readers wvili re ...

... the Plhilliaruionic, and it is iot to tl iuiich to say thlat sueh enigaigemnents are bounid to (i raise tbe toino of variety theatre entertainments. e 'tile sisters 1ortescue sang anid danced Withi good p effect, and Miss Norai Brandon, fresh Ifronm er ...

... :TRE PRILHARMONIC. A better ?? company could not be desired than has been got togetber for the Cardiff }hil- harmonic Variety Theatre this week. There are D. J. M'Carthy in his sensational speciality, The CoastguatdI'; the popular American boys, Delmere ...

... Franc.; and Je-sie Haxrt serio-comom, wea also successful. SWANSEA. Variety is the spice of life in the prograr'e of a variety theatre, and it is a: prme elenimt in the programme at the 6wansea E?pire thij week, and consequently a1L entcrtaiuineat of mos= ...

... snai of wealth seks, .sed- poweri, and prefers his secretly, Nariean, Di Dlryinple, premier dan- from seuse of -liso Variety Theatre, has distinct' -in- 'e.ak- tentions upon them heart and iffeotionsq of i, for Boojeni, elnd the fuen to a great extent ...

... parts. .SWA NSEA EA PIRE.-Mr. Charles M srritt. the famous magician from the Prince's-hall, Tiocadilly, and the chief variety -theatres in the European cap'tals, heads the bill at Swan- sea. The popular Hibernian. Michael Nolan, and the amusing Rajade Troupe ...

... week, Theur eeforts to au uss and entertain 'ill be ably Stpportod by tivo of the m nst cultured song- s tresses in t he variety theatres, namely ,IImie Cunningham and Mfiss Lsie Howawsrdz Other tums wvill hea contribcoti d hv the ites C arlow, duettists ...

... nown as en entertainer of thie Grosstnitt L tyo. Eliliig froti ?? rgtiter 0 toicert pl atfori, sie raade her debut irl variety theatres at Swansea ott Monday ntiglit, and ber claracter.-ketcihes to ier own pitroforte accorrupaeniictsrits were warmly appreciated ...

... end on gallery-and in their place will arise that which will make lia Phil one of tie most charming P. acid pretty variety theatres in the kingdom. A new proscenium will be erected, with a splendid arch, 22Ft. wide by 18ft. high, springing from a the ...