variety theatre

Certainly, variety theatre existed before 1860 in Europe and elsewhere.

The style of performance attracted artists from music hall and variety theatre.

The building originally opened in 1914 as a cinema and variety theatre.

This was soon followed by the growth of a song-writing industry for music hall and variety theatre.

With television, the public stayed home more often, and the world of variety theatre suffered drastically.

Dad said, 'I'll make it the number one Variety theatre of the world.

Salvation came from an unlikely source - variety theatre.

Later a second minstrel show was held (the first one had been in the Variety Theatre).

It was after the 'half' when Charles arrived at the Variety Theatre.

The other section of the building housed a café and variety theatre called the Wilhelmshallen.

The first fashion show took place at a variety theatre in Leipzig on 21 October.

Lauder then made a switch from music hall to variety theatre and undertook a tour of America in 1907.

It continued as a cinema until 1948 when it reverted to a variety theatre.

It had the whole-hearted support of the Council, who probably felt that a "variety theatre" was somehow much more respectable than a "music hall."

From 1929 it became the major outlet in Sydney for variety theatre, featuring vaudeville acts.

We started at a university module that focussed on variety theatre, something which still inspires us enormously.

In the early months of 1895, he moved from music hall to variety theatre, a transition which many of his contemporaries had already successfully achieved.

Variety theatre has declined in popularity but is still present in many European countries, particularly Germany.

Its central attraction was variety theatre or grand music hall actually named the Victoria Pavilion that could seat more than 2,000 people.

It happened at the same Variety Theatre where he had killed Harris and was probably an offshoot of the first killing.

One such venue was the Australia Hall, a small variety theatre build above livery stables.

A new era of variety theatre was developed by the rebuilding of the London Pavilion in 1885.

In 1902 the theatre was sold again to Charles Poole who changed it to a variety theatre and picture house.

In addition, cinema and variety theatre development had begun in the area with conversion of part of the exhibition space on the west side.

In 1957 the palace Variety Theatre became available to amateur societies, and with a seating capacity of 1,250, it suited perfectly.