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... which the clut) entertained its guests to supper. PALACE THEATRE ANNIVERSARY. In the scheme popular amusements the ; variety theatre has achieved a position scarcely inferior to that of the regular stage. Indeed, there is constant migration of actors ...
... engineers Bolton, eventually becoming mill manager and owner. THE COLISEUM. Sir W. 6. Gilbert's Play of Prison We hardly to variety theatre to see criminal, condemned to death, going through all the physical and mental agony which can easily imagine he feels ...
... diflicultioe of managing a legitimate theatre were far greater than those of managing a variety theatre. If one turn failed to please the public, the manager of a variety theatre could l*e (piito certain that least two out of the twenty others more than fill ...
... Lifetime, which Sir enterprise and energy, is rallying his Barry Jackson brings to the Queen's own group of veterans of variety. 'Theatre on Friday, was the first of They will cren at the Foresters' Hall, American skits on the coming of the Kilburn, to-morrow ...
... recently become notorio*is the Central Cnmin Court, wishes to protest against this class of entertainment beiitg in ado variety theatre©. It has always been the aim of this Order to elevate the music hall profession, and we are glad see that many managers ...
... or eight years before Voreili's novel war written. Mr. Router, K.C., said the aketch was being performrd at various variety theatre', in the buburbe of London. It vas produced by the defendant oompany, and appeared to have been written by Mr. George ...
... the London Palladium, and, from pUnii, will lat quit* the and Cnoat home of entertainment count :f. *** In the Wett End variety theatre* t#>ruinly but wliere po|»ular prioM ruli not *o many, and llie popnlar ( ,rioa price of the future. Many tha n.udeJn* ...
... the irrefutable answer to the claims of Socialism. CHARLES MARSHALL Popes-lane. Ealing. W. 3. A Question of Taste AT a variety theatre the other night I was disgusted at the vulgar references that one of the l!gnt. lans nude to Mr. G•indrii L was glad ...
... SHOW NEWS by ELIZABETH FRANK No Spice to Life VIED a tear with me todayt,' for the variety theatre. Once upon a time Its motto was Louder and Funnier ! Today it is Vaster and Shinier, and I don't like It. Two of variety's brightest jewels have appeared ...
... 182—84): CanadiAo Western Lam bee Deo. (M>4-Bfi>3); DanMon Semmlk Deb.. >4 188— tel; En*bsh Sewoff Oottoo Deb.. (18—181); Variety Theatre Oooeol. (T-18—S-141. BI.ECTBIO LIGHTI.NO AND POW'EH.-FALL: Ely. and Power Deb.. *4 (88'4—88*4). FINANCIAL. LAND. AND ...
... 1862 t® 19M > s Corapreesed Air Cleaning h- (K’mlted). Company—laaar. v Meilison—Oottercll , j j./.ed, 1 ▼ Turner—The Variety Theatre. C«asoiiaat«l Karno-ln re dec.: Mi-on v Kennedy Eleanor Wanlcss, present JT'^Cwir 1 lunatic asylum, was charged ,„ „ ...
... THE PALACE Last night Mr. Arthur Bourchier and Idas Violet Vanbrugh made their first appearance at a variety theatre in one-act play spe* cially written Mr. 11. A. Jones. The Knifo has the familiar old situation doceivcd who has it in his power to tako ...