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Arthur Lloyd is interviewed by the ERA in July whilst at the Gaiety Birmingham Arthur begins year at Aberavon Jan 4th - Queen's Palace, Poplar
January
11th / 18th / 25th - Prince of Wales Aberavon
May 3rd - 17th - Washington Hall Battersea
May
31st - Pier Pavilion, Hastings
June
14th Arthur and Katty at the Trocadero
August 18th - Scotia Glasgow
September 1st - Ballyvogan tour begins at Theatre Royal Coutbridge
Sep
8th - Theatre Royal Belfast
Sep
22nd - Theate Royal Birkenhead
November 3rd - Sadler's Wells
November
22nd - Tour ends Theatre
Royal Croydon
Dec
20th - City Hall Glasgow American Vaudeville becomes polular entertainment Music hall becomes a major industry in the 1890s Horniman Museum opens Tivoli Theatre opens First part of Rosebery Avenue opened Dulwich Park, gifted by Dulwich College, opens Vauxhall Park opens City and South London Railway from Stockwell to William Street, first deep level tube railway February 18th - Royal Trocadero Inaugural Night March 19th - Testimonial Matinee for Charles Morton at the Royal Alhambra Theatre March 20th - Benefit for Arthur Lloyd at The Oxford with Katty King May 2nd - Arthur Lloyd's wife Katty King dies Aug - Arthur Lloyd and Company on tour wth Ballyvogan, including the Rotunda, Liverpool - St. James's Theatre, Manchester - Queen's Theatre, Dublin - Gaiety Theatre, Brighton - Theatre Royal, Birkenhead - Opera House, Londonderry - Theatre Royal, Coatbridge - Theatre Royal, Jarrow - Theatre Royal, Geenock - Pavilion, Buxton - Queen's Theatre, Keighley - Theatre Royal, Bilston - Theatre Royal, Aldershot - Theatre Royal, Dumfries. Theatre Royal, Aldershot Built Waterlow Park, gifted by Sir Sydney Waterlow, opens Royal English opera House, later the Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus, opens Steam trams discontinued Arthur Lloyd begins year in London January 2nd - London Pavilion, Metropolitan Edgware road
January
9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th - Doubling Pavilion
and Metropolitan
Feb 22nd - 29th - Empire, Newcastle on Tyne.
March
5th - Alhambra West Hartlypool,
March 19th - Royal Variety Sunderland
March
26th - Theatre Royal Coatbridge
April
30th - Star Dublin
May 18th - Washington Battersea
July
9th - July 16th - Not working.
Sep
17th and Sep 24th - Performing 'Her
First Appearance' at the Middlesex
November 5th - Arthur, Annie, and Harry now in London for the season, and now all living at 32 Dalforne Road, Upper Tooting.
December
10th - London - Metropolitan, doing
Sketches, Standard, Pimlico,
doing songs
Daylight-loading film perfected by the newly named Eastman Kodak company January 3rd - J. R. R. Tolkien born in Bloemfontein, South Africa August 17th Mae West born December 15th - U.S. industrialist and art collector, Jean Paul Getty born Ellis Island, island in New York, N.Y. begins serving as entry port for a future 16 million immigrants to the U.S. General Electric Company, manufacturer of electrical equipment; established by merger of Thomson-Houston Electric and Edison General Electric companies; plants and offices throughout the world Oliver Hardy born Alfred Lunt, famed American actor/director born First modern skyscraper, 'The Fair Store,' designed in Chicago by William Jenney in Chicago Coca Cola company founded First mass produced petrol powered tractors introduced, signaling the decline of animal power in agriculture Patent for first Deisel engine granted Arthur Lloyd - Tours America and Canada October - T. C. King Dies Daly's Theatre, Leicester Square opens. Mexborough Prince of Wales Theatre Opens Statue of Eros errected in Piccadilly Circus Brighton West Pier Pavilion built Imperial Institute opens Arthur Lloyd - On Tour USA and Canada Arthur Lloyd - Benefit at The Royal, Holborn Tower Bridge opens 'Down East and Up West' written by Montagu Williams Q.C. on theatre in London First Lyon's tea shop Big wheel erected at Earl's Court St Bride's Institute opens Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates February - Empire Theatre of Varieties, Coventry 17th June - Park Palace Liverpool with Annie King-Lloyd and Harry King-Lloyd December - Gatti's, Villers Street and Gatti's Westminster Bridge Road Autumn tour of the United States and Canada Grand Opera House, Belfast opens Frank Matcham's Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith opens Toole's Theatre closed and demolished to make way for Charing Cross hospital extension London School of Economics and Political Science founded Henry Irving attains first knighthood ever given to an actor Arthur Lloyd - Mostly Unknown tour dates March 2nd - Park
Palace Liverpool in sketch 'The Two Jeremiahs' Borough Theatre and Opera House, Stratford East Opens Hotel Cecil, the Strand, built Motion pictures introduced into Vaudeville National Portrait Gallery moved to present site in Trafalgar Square Strand Music Hall re-built and renamed The Gaiety Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates May - Arthur Lloyd and his children perform 'Our Party' Pier Pavilion, Hastings June - Arthur Lloyd and his children perform 'Our Party' Pier Pavilion, Hastings 16 Dec - William Terris murdered outside the Adelphi Theatre Royal County Theatre, Kingston opens Fulham Theatre, later Grand Theatre, Opens Empire Theatre, Middlesbrough Opens Frank Matcham Interviewed by the ERA Alexandra Theatre, Stoke Newington opens Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Tate Gallery opens Northern Polytechnic, Holloway Road, opens Blackwall Tunnel opens May 23rd - Pier Pavilion, Hastings, performing 'An Amateur Detective.' Arthur Lloyd - Otherwise unknown tour dates Coronet Theatre, Notting Hill Gate Opens Princess of Wale's Theatre, Kennington - Later Kennington Theatre Opens Waterloo and City Line opens First escalator at Harrods Arthur Lloyd - Mostly unknown tour dates Arthur Lloyd - Musical Comedy at the Operetta House, Town Hall, Clacton On Sea Horatio Lloyd, Artrhur Lloyd's Father Died Delarue Lloyd, Arthur Lloyd's brother, Died Theatre Royal, Chatham, Kent Built Brighton's Palace Pier mostly Completed Terriss Theatre, later the Rotherhithe Hippodrome built Empire Theatre, Woolwich Opens Camberwell Palace of Varieties Opens Last fishing fleet sails from Barking First public motor bus (Kensington to Victoria) 1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910
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