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Arthur Lloyds 'Brown The Tragedian' published Arthur Lloyd and Company at the Rotundo, Dublin See (reviews here) March
11th - Assembly Rooms Gravesend
Monday 11th July - Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, 9.30pm for the benefit of his father Horatio Lloyd
Tuesday 12th July to July 16th - Canterbury Hall 9pm - London Pavilion 10pm - Sun Music Hall Knightsbridge 10.45
July 28th - Collins' Music Hall for the Harry Sydney Memorial Fund
August 7th London Pavilion 10pm - Sun, Knightsbridge 10.45pm
August 7th Arthur Lloyd's new song It's naughty but it's nice Published
August - South London Palace
August 10th Farewell Benefit London Pavilion
August
15th - Annual Tour of the Provinces
Begins In Yarmouth
Vaudeville Theatre, London Opens Belgravia Theatre, Sloane Square Opens Death of Charles Dickens Tramways open between Kennington and Brixton, and Whitechapel and Bow, and Blackheath and New Cross Tower Subway opens Beckton Gas Works built London School Board established Victoria Embankment opens officially White Bear Inn, coaching inn in Piccadilly Circus, demolished
Delarue Lloyd, Arthur Lloyd's brother, at Hanley, Star Liverpool, Bolton, Leeds and Sunderland. Feb 5th - at Foresters. George Lloyd, Arthur Lloyd's Uncle and author of 33 Years in Tasmania and Australia, Dies. Arthur Lloyd and Company at the Rotundo, Dublin See (reviews here) February
12th - Already on the 7th month of 'Two Hours Genuine
Fun' tour, now playing-
13th Gravesend, 14th Canterbury,
15th Ashford, 16th Tunbridge, 17th Guildford,
18-20th Brighton Royal Pavilion,
21st - 25th Philharmonic Rooms Southhampton, 27th Yeovil, 28th Taunton
March
20th - Blandford, 21st Winchester,
22nd Salisbury, 23 - 25th Portsmouth,
27th Whitebait, Glasgow,
for the week
April 9th - London season - Varieties Hoxton, 7.40pm - South London Palace, 9pm - London Pavilion, 10pm - Sun, Knightsbridge 10.45pm
May 21st - South London Palace, 9pm - London Pavilion, 10pm - Sun Knightsbridge, 10.45pm
June - London Pavilion, The Canterbury with brother Robert
July 2nd - London Pavilion, Sun Knightsbridge
July 31st Arthur Lloyd marries Katty King at All Saints Church in Kensington Park, London. November
20/21st - Oxford, 22/23rd -
Cambridge; Cleckheaton, 24/27th - Leeds
December 16/18th - Bolton, 15th - Bacup, 14th
- Bry, 13th - Oldham, 11/12th - Huddersfield
Opera Comique, London, opens First Royal Court Theatre, Sloane Square Opens First Gilbert & Sullivan opera performed (at the Gaiety Theatre London) Hampstead Heath Act, with Metropolitan Board of Works acquiring the land for the public, passed Wandsworth Common, Wimbledon Common, Putney Common acquired by Metropolitan Board of Works Shepherd's Bush Green falls into public ownership Queen Victoria Street opens between Mansion House and Victoria Embankment Farringdon Street opens Chelsea Embankment begins to be built Royal Albert Hall opens Battersea Dog's Home opens Diarrhoea epidemic St Thomas's Hospital opens new buildings in Lambeth Palace Road 'Grand Cirque' circus opens in Argyll Street Albert Bridge opens Wandsworth Bridge opens Arthur Lloyd 'Two Hours Of Fun' tour continues (8 months in all) including the Rotundo, Dublin See (reviews here) Jan
7th onwards - Wrexham, Oswestry, Welshpool,
Wellington, Stourbridge, Kidderminster
February 11th until Easter - Tour continues in West Country May
19th - Back in London - Sun knightsbridge, London
Pavilion, Royal, Holborn
August 9th - London Pavilion Benefit show
August 12th - 'Two Hours Of Fun' tour begins again in Ramsgate
August 24th, 26th, 27th - Blackpool August 28th, 29th - Southport August 30th, Spetmber 1st - Bolton October 12th - Edinburgh Music Hall Elephant and Castle Theatre built Max Beerbohm born Bethnal Green Museum opens New Flower Market hall in Covent Garden (now London Transport Museum)
Feb - Genuine Fun Tour Ends Feb 3rd - Arthur Lloyd back in London again and playing every evening at the Sun, Knightsbridge, Nine o'clock. Pavilion, Haymarket, Ten o'clock. Forester's Mile-End, Eleven o'clock. Arthur Lloyd - Temperance Hall Lancashire Dec - Arthur Lloyd and Company at the Trades Hall, Glasgow Arthur Lloyd - South London Palace August 25th, 26th, 27th - Annual Tour of 'Two Hours Genuine Fun' begins at the Theatre Royal, Blackpool August 28th, 29th - Southport August 30th and Sep 1st - Bolton Alexandra Palace opens and burns down sixteen days later Midland Grand Hotel at St Pancras opens Four Swans coaching inn, Bishopsgate, demolished La Belle Sauvage, coaching inn, Ludgate Hill, demolished Criterion Restaurant, Piccadilly, opens Jan - Arthur Lloyd and Company at the Trades Hall, Glasgow May
3rd - Arthur Lloyd opens
the Queen's Theatre Dublin
Harry Robert Lloyd born Frederick’s royal palace of varieties opens (Late - Wilton's) Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly, opens Liverpool Street Station opens Leicester Square Gardens given to Metropolitan Board of Works for public use London School of Medicene for Women founded Northumberland House, Strand, demolished Arthur
Lloyd - Two Hours Genuine
Fun tour with his father,
Horatio Lloyd Arthur Lloyd also still running the Queen's Theatre Dublin Prince of Wales Theatre, Middlesbrough Opens Brighton West Pier Central Bandstand added Talbot coaching inn, Southwark, demolished Floating Swimming Bath opens by Hungerford Bridge New Alexandra Palace built Metropolitan Poultry Market opens in Smithfield Arthur Lloyd still running the Queen's Theatre Dublin Christmas - Arthur Lloyd and Wife at Widnes Lancashire Charing Cross Theatre renamed The Folly Albert Memorial unveiled Royal Aquarium opens at Storey's Gate, Westminster Arthur Lloyd still running the Queen's Theatre Dublin Nov 1st - T.C. King and Katty King in Hamlet at the National Standard Theatre Shoreditch 6th and 7th December - Theatre Royal, Oxford
Wilton's music hall severely damaged by fire New Billingsgate Market opens Temple Bar demolished April 3rd - Arthur Lloyd at W B Fair's Winchester Music Hall for its Inaugural night performance June 3rd - Mechanic's Hall, Hull Arthur Lloyd - August 1st - Benifit for Miss Topsy Elliott at the South London Palace - Otherwise unknown tour dates Elephant and Castle theatre destroyed by fire Henry Irving becomes manager of the Lyceum Queen's Theatre Long Acre closes Cleopatra's Needle erected on the Embankment Princess Alice steamboat disaster Clerkenwell Road opens Fulham football team formed
Arthur Lloyd appears at the Pavilion in Fred Albert's annual benefit show January
- The Oxford
February
9th onwards - Beaumont Hall, The Oxford
March
23rd - The Royal Cambridge Music Hall,
The Oxford
March
30th - Special concerts The Cambridge
9pm, The Oxford 10pm
April
6th - Myddleton Hall 8pm, The Cambridge
9pm, Town Hall Shoreditch 9.30,
The Oxford 10pm
July
13th - London Pavilion, The
Bedford, The Royal, Holborn
Aug
17th - Tour continues - Hastings
and Herne bay
Nov
10th - Loughborough November 29th - Back in London - Beaumont Hall, Shorditch Town Hall
December
1st - Moss's Varieties Edinburgh
Dec
14th - Argyll Varieties, Govan 'The Sketch' reviews Arthur Lloyd's earlier appearances at 'The Canterbury' Elephant and Castle Theatre rebuilt Theatre Royal, Dunlop Street, Glasgow, demolished Royalty Theatre, Glasgow Opens Wiliam Calcraft, Hangman, Dies Dickens writes on the Alhambra theatre Dickens writes on electric light Dickens writes on the Gaiety theatre Dickens writes on the Lyceum theatre Charles Coborn first appears in London 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910
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