... oxpeeted to pass into the hands ot a i lcate, which will mako somo important alterations in its attnn turn it into a variety-theatre. Whether an Ha will be made to secure the full music-hall licence, which allows smoking and drinking in the auditorium ...

... 7/y THE NEAV OXFORD. 7//, THE New Oxford, now completed with all the features of a variety theatre up to date, occupies the site of the old music halls, the first of which was built by Sir. Charles Morton thirty -two years ago. The pre sent building erected ...

... th July and close on Tuesday the 2nd August, at noon. The Empire Palace, Limited, London, which was inaugurated as a Variety Theatre in 1887, and in the formation of which Sir Augustus Harris had so large a share, has paid its Shareholders ever since ...

... 27th July, and close on Tuesday the 2nd August, at noon. The Empire Palace, Limited, London, which was inaugurated as a Variety Theatre in 1887, and in the formation of which Sir Augustus Harris had so large a share, has paid its Shareholders ever since ...

... contemplated to rcchristen tho little Novelty and to give it a new mission in life. It looks very much as though this variety-theatre business were going to be overdone, for the public soon get too much of a good thing where special forms of amusement ...

... ' The principal attractions of the evening were the gigantic head of the Sphinx, inside of which the actors of a variety theatre gave the strangest performances. Our illustration represents the Sphinx and the Egyptian Temple, i fron t of which, surrounded ...

... MUNICH The principal attractions of the evening were the gigantic head of the Sphinx, inside of which the actors of a variety theatre gave the strangest performances. Our illustration represents the Sphinx and the Egyptian Temple, in front of which, surrounded ...

... pleasure, which, in spite of her fall, she is far too pure a girl to enjoy. Norah meets her betrayer in the pro menade of a variety theatre, where he seems hoping to see her compromise herself in a manner that will take her completely off his hands. Instead ...

... doorway to give a clue as to the cause of the assembling of this oddly assorted group. The stage-door of the Imperial Variety Theatre was, however, sufficiently well known. Before long a demure-looking girl, plainly dressed, came out of the door, slipped ...

... misery introduced because it suits a singing lady. But since the custom has extended of engaging per formers from the variety theatres the confusion of the last which are nearly the first- -rehearsals of pantomimes, has become more confused. Those artists ...

... in the centre of Liverpool, near the Central and Lime Street Stations, and which is said to be the only fully licensed variety theatre in Liverpool. There is no doubt that this kind of theatre has become very popular of late years, both in London and the ...

... William Wilde, of Norwich, a son of the old electioneering manipulator. Mr. Wilde carried it on for a few years as a variety theatre and an occasional circus, and eventually he sold his interest to Mr. Frederick Strange, an energetic refreshment contractor ...