... t metropolis! Yet another real Arabian Nights entertainment l Yes ! all this was conjured up last night at the big variety theatre in Leicester-sluare at the bidding of Sir Albert Sassoon, who may be patted on the back with all possible cordiality for ...

... BYFIREQ. PTAAN SND OF SEVERAL VESI A terrible catastrophe took place. at Aberdeen last night when the People's Palace Variety Theatre was Iburned to the' ground and several people lost their lives, whilst many others were injured. A large audience had ...

... band anid the- Rirviere Orc-hestra. Oin the south side' of the gardenis is a panoraima of the Ea o ?? there is also a variety theatre, making11 all open-air cafI6 cltantauit, for which popular artistes have bcctn engaged, while a, flying fish balloonl ...

... never left them. It is a mistake, I think, to endeavour to drawt such a marked linle betweell the legitimate and the variety theatres, as, ater all, it is more imaginary than real. From an art point ot view, and 1 am not talking art cant, there is no ...

... congratulatedl that thcir of - I'aragc u is under the sauyic ciectioll as tile Canterbury. Ini this case aud wve have tvwo variety theatres nimne thrce niles apart; iu the other vou to'r get three halls ail -within a rii cle of a mile in diameter, It may bc ...

... MUSIC-HALL NOTES. More variety in our variety theatres has been demanded in this column over and over a gain. Tie cry has now been re-echoed by the syndicated managements of the Oxford, T1ivoli, and Pavilion, vho have ordered their perforimers to make ...

... memory of all his past successes. It is certainly curious that so cheery a town as Bi ussels is now so badly provided with variety theatres. One has heard, it, is true, of a new hall, to be run on English lines and with English capital, but somehow the project ...

... MUSIC-HALL NOTES. That desire to see and to hear sonic new thing which affects the s audiences of the variety theatres more than it aflfcts the ordinary music-hall e audience, perhaps, reveals itself in various ways, and one good custom would y very soon ...

... themselves airs, will always be popular and respected, and if they have the sense to leep away from gamibling dens and variety theatres will never ron anty serious danger. Nine-tenths of the fatal affrays and difficulties occttr in thresc establishments ...

... moves slowly backwards and forwards looking in on the diners en grande tenue. There is a choice, later, between three variety theatres, each ?? its Parisian star; there is a concert, and perhaps a ball, at the Casino, and the theatre occasionally opens ...

... alone, and, as is so often the case with popular beliefs, the notion is absolutely and sinfully wrong. The dancers at the variety theatres are generally hard-working and intelligent girls; and the club, which has al-eady met wiiih .sQdw suc- cess, provides ...

... stalwart ex-major of tile Royal Artillery, a mnusic-lhall agent, who in the halcyomi past led halL' thle proprietors of variety theatres in London at his feet. To eacti and all of them - Chlatlic, the wvell-c rooned lhead barkeeper with ?? accurately- ...