... than that of any English variety theatre. Indeed, the Continent has been thoroughly explored by architect, artist, and directors themselves for any and every suggestion that would add to the beauty of our latest variety theatre. From Brussels come many ...

... well-known and highly respected public per- former, and for the last five years stage-manager and scenic artist at the Gaiety Variety Theatre, Newcastle- on-Tyne, were interred, on Sunday, in the beautiful cemetery at Jesmond, the cortdge consisting of hearse ...

... and highly respected public per- z former, and for the last five years stage-manager and a scenic artist at the Gaiety Variety Theatre, Newcastle- on-Tyne, were interred, on Sunday, in the beautiful - cemetery at Jesmond, the cortege consisting of hearse ...

... Palace was burnt down in 1882, Sheffield has been very inadequately provided for in the shape of a really first-class variety theatre, but thanks to the generous enterprise and lavish outlay of Messrs Edward and Oxford ?? this want is at last removed, ...

... (Winlaton), Mr F. Fryde, Mr Win. Watson (of the Avenue Theatre), and Mr F. Allan (manager for Mr Thornton, of the Royal Variety Theatre). The Chair. man, in his opening remarks, said in no town in the United Kingdom was Mr Tearle more highly appre. ciated ...

... the booksellers have cleared T their stock of every edition they had. PRrEsENTATIoN.-Mlr J. G. Allan, manager of the il Variety Theatre, Sunderlard. after tie performance for cC his first benefit on Wednesday night was preserited by Cl Mr Isaacs with a solid ...

... ), JOHN KNIFTON, J. A. CHAPMAN, A. HENNESEY, S. ISAACS. A. W. JAM1ES, Secretary (pro tem.), and GUS LEACH, Treasurer. Variety Theatre, Hoxton, N., Aug. 2d, 1894. t TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. f Sir,-Will you kindly favour me with space in your fwidely-read ...

... ), JOHN KNIFTON, J. A. CHAPMAN, A. HENNESEY, S. ISAACS. A. IV. JAMES, Secretary (pro tem.), and GUS LEACH, Treasurer. Variety Theatre, floxton, N., Aug. 2d, 1894. TO THE EDITOR 0F THE ERA. Sir,-WVill you kindly favour me with space in your widely-read ...

... 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 ...

... in music-hall land is necessarily somewhat dull, owing to the imminence of Bank Holiday, when it is the duty of every variety theatre to present its constituents with a revised programme. The Oxford, under its new management, has been at great pains il ...

... bringing up the Ebport of the Buildiu Act Comwittee, movqd tt ai paragraph dealing with the ,struct ! alterations to the Variety Theatre, Hoyton, should be considered. He was proceeding to make an allusion to the fire in Paris, when he was shouted down by ...

... last week, Frederick Lucas, 15, Corporation-street, St. Helens, described as a theatrical manager, and lessee of the Variety Theatre, St. Helens, underwent public exami- nation. The statement of affairs showed liabilities 2,818, and no assets. In reply ...