... favourite Palace aiaUonrw. The SiaW* Ely Ming fairlv well and dance efearwunglv. and the two aupidy the elewicnt. ALHAMBRA VARIETY THEATRE. attraction the Alhambra thi« week i* uoque*tiniudily the “Two Mace. Tlieir tility and •'onentricitire an* extremely ...

... ALHAMBRA VARIETIES. A very good company is to be seen and beard the Alhambra Variety Theatre this week. There Mis* Minnie Mario, stsr the Metrojrilis, who pleasant voice and a winning manner; and Miss Margie Macafr-*r, described as “The Scottish Song ...

... their efforts, and ultimately the fire wai get under control It seemed one time as if not only the houses adjoining the Variety Theatre would destroyed, bur that the flames might sprea across the street, and for sem« time eonsidenthle alarm prevailed in ...

... combination of and flats a choir was most flagrant misnomer. The four worthies looked more like the orchestra of fifthrate variety theatre than aacred choir, and when they executed that peculiar, shivering tremolo which the temple of the Muses would prelude ...

... far a- music halls were eonc» rnod—there was now being built what would undoubtedly the most handsome and commodious variety theatre England. A« regarded entertainments of the jiast. and comparing them with the present, they found them curiously changed ...

... service of Mr H. F. Wilson. Professor Alberto, Mr Maclean, Mr Will Candlish. and Mis* Alice Chasemore. from the Alhambra Variety Theatre, were greatly appreciated, and the close Mr Colquhon was awarded very cotdial thank* for the generous manner in which ...

... Mr Mtlfonl imper ially were very appreciated, the in wvme ‘-f th.* i-ie Rv the Mr V. -h SAilur appwe.l the \tht.inhTa Variety Theatre, and. in full .mk.r two ►timntj «=ea wh'ch wen* loudly applauded Hn the motion «*f the eti**.- man. vote of think# the ...

... valuable hiwsw, w hich are alone well worth s>s»inir. Besides the men agene than- will b- a large circus, himKslrorne. *nd variety theatre exhibition, which will l>e !>el»i in larg* adjoining marquee capable of - eating three and four thousand There will an ...

... and attendent horrors only by the great threatre disaster at Sunderland at the beginning of last year. The Star is a varieties theatre, and is )>opular place of entertainment amongst the working classes especially. It is usually largely patronised, but ...

... selecting fer her I/ena, the French version In Looking Glass,” in which she appeared for the time few months ago at the Varieties Theatre Baris. The play well kn«wn ita RngliMh farm, boih her* and the provinces, and has been pitched upon by Madame Bernhardt ...

... considered—and for that matter is still consideredthe fussy interference of the London County Council in the conduct of the variety theatres of the Metropolis. Among the members the County Council who deem it their special mission to supervise the management ...