... appear that the total debts amount to about f1i.400, Z3,Sco being unsecured and rii,ooo secured by mortgages upon the Variety Theatre. the 'White Horse Tavern adjoining the theatre, and other property. INo return of assets has yet been made. The proceedings ...

... gambling with a fixed board is the novelty. I am, Sir, yours obediently, AN INSPECTOR. COURT OF BANKEUPTOY.-(Yesterday.) THE VARIETY THEATRE-IN RE VERIELL Nunt.-The bank- rupt, who was a licensed victuallerand proprietor of ?? Theatre, Hoxton, appeared before ...

... lines in your valuable paper. In your Christmas notice of the London Theatres your correspondent says the scenery at the Variety Theatre is painted by Messrs W. Robeon and T. Seaford. Now as I am the only one of that name in the professisn, and my services ...

... it was occasionally opened, but ever without success, until some months ago Leonard Grover and others opened it as a variety Theatre, and christened it the Adelplsi. Mr Grover managed it with great success Untnl he closed his season on the night of July ...

... and America thal I should perforln in solle but the ?? is the United States of Anicrica, mai~d not at the class of variety Theatres wve wvere takenl to. I have only ?? question to askc Mr 0. Allen, and that is, CouldI play at Wallack's or Booth's, or ...

... Pigott in New York, but it must not therefore be inferred that the stage is absolutely free. The other even- ing the Varieties Theatre there, a place of amusement of no very high position, was disturbed, we learn from a New York journal, during a performance ...

... She commenced her professional career in Buffalo, N.Y., when a mere child, and since then had performed in many of the variety Theatres in thee West. She was twenty-three years of age, and is said to have been the vife of a hardware merchant in Chenute ...

... . PEOPLE'S PALACE AND THE.rvTRE OF VeARTER.a--Proprie- tor, Mr J. Goodman; Acting-Manager, Mr E. Goodman.-This great variety Theatre continues to receive a large share of the people's patronage, and this success is due to the capital com- panies which ...

... attended waith an outrageous attack on the police. That was in the Variety Theatre, wthen every effort was made to effect a rescue ; and there could be little doubt that the Variety Theatre, as it was called, was a rendezvous for these gangs. lMr. Hannay ...

... with an outrageous attack on the police. That was in the Variety Theatre, wvhon every eflort was made to elfect a rescun, and there ?? said Mr. Woutner, be little dloubt that the Variety Theatre, as it was called, was a rel:sirvous for thcse gangs. In ...

... mysterious story. FRANK FRAYTE'S UNLUCKY SHOT. _. ?? OFJLLUSTRATION.] 3. A TrniIBLU accident occniire-Cithl&'O6dhhenni, a variety theatre in Cincinfatii over the Rhine, at the Thanksgiving day matinee. Frank Frayne was playing his lurid hoerder melodrama ...

... 1869 I erected a circus (and not Cooke Bros.) at a cost of about 1,600, and when the same was converted by me into a variety theatre, three years later, a further sum of 670; in the year 1875 a further sum of 1.983. Theseamounts are extractsfrom the builders' ...