... MUSIC HALL SKETCHES. In the report presented by the Licensing Committee to the County Council on Friday, a paragraph was devoted to music hall skerches It appears to your Committee, ran a Portion of this paragraph, that it would be a ''considerable ...

... MUSIC HALL ARTISTES. It has become an umleviating custom for both crities and playgoers to grumble at the practice, now universal at the London and provincial theatres, of engaging music-hall performers of note to support pantomime and burlesque companies ...

... DEACONS MUSIC HALL. A few evenings since we paid a visit to this old-es tablished Clerkenwell hull, and notwithstanding the weather was none of the best, we found the place more than full, locomotion being ne\t to impossible. Tiie company now engaged ...

... THE MUSIC HALL FUND THE ANNUAL DINNER . seventh . annual dinner of the Mueic Hall Benevolent Fund took place under the presidency of Mr . Arthur Eoberts , Cecil , on Sunday night . It was a big gathering of artists , managers , and , connected in on « ...

... FORESTER'S MUSIC HALL. Under Mr. G. Manning's courteous management this hall continues to hold its popularity, which desirable position the general character of the entertainment provided fairly entitles it to merit. Mr. C. Lingwood was the earliest occupant ...

... PAVILION MUSIC HALL. Sam Mr. Adams had his hands pretty full here on Monday night last, for the house was crowded to suffocation. He was here, there, and everywhere, making almost unceasing endeavours to render everybody e'r tJ 'rta> am' doing his ...

... MUSIC HALL SPORTS. In aid of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund the tenth annual Music Hall Sports took place in the London County Athletic Grounds, Herne Hill, on Tuesday last. Without doubt the meeting was the most successful on record, favoured us it was ...

... Music Hall Licences. At the Middlesex October sessions held on Thursday last week, at Clerkenwell, Mr. A. W. Gadesden moved:--That the committee appointed with reference to the inspection and regulation of music-halls be authorised, in addition to the ...

... BEDFORD MUSIC HALL. We were not at all surprised to find a fun here on Tuesday evening last. The Proprietor, Mr. George Fredericks, evidently understands his business, for, no matter how unfavourable the weather may be, he generally manages by the ...

... CAMBRIDGE MUSIC HALL. Miss Laurio Leyland was the first to respond to Mr. W. Knowles's unmistakable announcement on the evening of our visit to this hall. Miss Leyland possesses the not-to-be-despised assistance of an excallent wardrobe, and this, combined ...

... SUN MUSIC HALL. Mr. R. Leggett, the enterprising proprietor of this popuh'r place of amusement, is evidently determined to spare no efforts in endeavouring to command success. His company is always strong and popular, and every attention is paid to the ...

... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. We paid tllis Hall a visit on Monday night last and saw the Grand Whitsuntide Company that has been drawing such crowded houses. Mr. Harry Braham's appearance was greeted with considerable applause. This gentleman is rapidly coming ...