... refined audiences-a new Palace Variety Theatre, admirably designed and exquisitely decorated has been constructed in Union-streetwhich links the three towns together Withl a comfoitable tramway. This beautiful variety theatre will be opened to the public ...

... st, and the lady trainer was loudly applauded. From the music hallscame Mr Harry Tate with his imitations of popular variety theatre come, dians; Mr George Lashwood, who, dressed as a police man, sang That willnever upset me; MrTomCarnes y the favourite ...

... being able to adapt himself at need to the music hall stage. Indeed, he had already served a long apprentice- ship in the variety theatre ere he took to the circus. Yorick is a Birmingham lad. His father was engaged e in one of the local industries ; and the ...

... recitations of The Absent-Minded Beggar at the Foresters' Music Hall, Mile-end, the South London Music Hall, and the Variety Theatre, Hoxton. A special morning performance was given on Mon- day afternoon at Hengler's Circus, Liverpool, in aid of the Lord ...

... not afford. They certainly could not take a clever acrobat, or a magician, or animal to a chapel. With regard to the variety theatre, too, a man could go in at any hour of the night and enjoy a portion of the show, whilst, to thoroughly appreciate the ...

... EMPIRE O VARIETIES, KILBUpR-\ After a closure ot some four months the Kilburn variety theatre was again opened to the public or, Monday evening, under the proprietorship of Mir J. D Solomon, Mr R. P. Hart being the general manager' Mir A. E. Oliver, acting ...

... arm, and honour was declared satisfied. HIs MIAJESTY THE KiNG OF PORTuGAL, attended by his suite, honoured the Alhambra Variety Theatre with his presence on Monday evening last. ...

... ARMSTRONG. On the 23d ult. took place the second benefit of Mr Wm. Armstrong, the popular acting-manager of the Royal Variety Theatre, Sunderland. A long programmec was announced in addition to the ordinary bill-of-fare. I Mention may be made of Messrs ...

... BURNED DQWN. TERRIBLE PANIC.-FIVE LIVES LOST. About half an hour after the audience ha] assembled in the People's Palace Variety Theatre at Aberdeen, on Wednesday night, an alarrm of fire was raised. The theatre is a popular munsic-liall, and both pit and ...

... ment of the variety art in America. It has travelled on very different lines from those followed us England. Indeed, the variety theatre was a popular place of entertainment in this country while in America it yet lingered in obscurity and discredit. Mllessrs ...

... very peculiar manner, being of opinion apparently that it was very bad for persons to drink a glass of beer or wine in a variety theatre, although they might go to the hotel opposite and similar places and drink as much as they liked. In his opinion the public ...

... the assemblage from the stage, shortly recounted the hibtory of the building, and expressed his conviction that tie new variety theatre would supply a want that had leon lditinctly felt alike by inhabitants and visitors. The building, he said, was replete ...