... 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' ...

... to speak a of brilliant artists. There has, of course, been a vast c- improvement in the style and circumstance of the variety theatre. I recently completed a long engage- ment with the Syndicate. Lor! when you come g- to compare the Pavilion, the Tivoli ...

... the past week. Here was the pick of the Yorkshire the shows, ?? Kinemato pictures of con. we temporary events, Hodson's variety theatre, George Dai Proctor's circus, and that capital abnormality, Remus, I the cast-iron man. A strong contingent of first-clays ...

... T. Rcma alnd Mr Franik Woeti apileare(l in their clever little sli etch lie or Site ' just the lsiusd of piece for a variety theatre, uin edcel- lently acted,. Bir lob-ert Gaisthony's isorel entertain- ment wes tnuctl appreciated. MIr George Niois vocally ...

... Sunderland in the purchase of the DR Theatre Royal, which he has just opened, which hehe has designated Thornton's Royal Variety Theatre, ed and which, from the timprovements it has undergone, OR of may very justly he termed the best of the kind in t a the ...

... itdoesn't, ve shall halve achange-a shost step up and a long step down. T here xvill then come to be the theatre proper, the variety theatre with sketches, and the music hall ; and the music hall will then be like it was twenty years ago. That sort of change ...

... Bial's for two years in the aggregate, and she rejoices in a Ieneral invitation from Air Albert Bial to make the e amous variety theatre her home. At first Miss I Dagmar used to sing on the variety stage in evening r dress. Then she had the happy thought ...

... angels sent again to earth, and, as she wished to be up to date, she particularly wanted to see behind the scenes of a variety theatre, where the temptation was to take place, and the Amphitryon Club, where the hero and heroine first meet at dinner. I promised ...

... of recreation a prominent place must be l assigned to the New Cross Empire. The local popu- w larity of this palatial variety theatre has progressed by di leaps and bounds, so that, although only a few days fr stand between us and plum-pudding and goose ...

... forth Harte's Grand Palace and Fairyland will be num- in bered amongst the cosiest, handsomest, and most con- el venient variety theatres in theprovinces. Palms and other A growing plants were liberally bestowed in the vicinity of theproscenium and the orchestra ...

... well Nader A very beautiful ballet was produced at the Alhambra last night to a house crowded in every part .The great Variety theatre is now in the full tide of success. Cupid is really a dazzling spectacle, superbly mounted, and though connoisseurs ...

... value of illusions and sleight-of-hand, or similar tricks, Mr Morritt? Well, audiences differ very greatly. In a big variety theatre nothing goes so well as a good illusion. Such an audience as we have here at Prince's Hall in an afternoon is very partial ...