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... SP (ow MUSIC HALL, EI BATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30, this Seasnn af by Mus DOROTHY SCOTT, Miss DOROTHY D’EGVILLE, Misa EVELYN FOWLER. Introducing a Burlesque Duet by Gil Grossmith ot inexpressible comedy: an ex diverting, sparkling piece of fun, quite t ...
... t•ew regulate. f. , r the estiryies denten& t the close •.f the performance* in I.nuJoii are in-posed h 1 Theatres and Music Halle Cotuatittee of the London l' auty The new provision■ u To tie a inaxinnini time for the exit of the ienee, and to NV that ...
... inelading Mr J. W. EVELYN, the well-known Lond Miss AGNES COLLIER, the charm Actress: Mr HERBERT FULLER, the Favourite ¢ Grand Music Hall Seene, introducin Dances, Specialities. HERBERT FULLER, Comedian. GWENDOLINE WEST, Song and Dance AGNES COLLIER, Ballad ...
... Mouse. Champion ** Joupha,” Mouse. Firtt time »« Scotland. COME AND SEE THEM. ADMISSION—IO till 1, Is ; 1 till eloee. 6d. MUSIC HALL, EDINBURGH. NEXT SATURDAY AITEHNOON, lit Dfct, BACKB4I-S. ■ACItMAyH. Special Concert in conjunction with Madame KTHHELL ...
... whose auspices the was held, were consenting parties | new departure, they are nevertheless very much in the same position | music hall artiste who, in return monetary consideration, undertakes t some musical composition which r extraneous puffing. It is difficult ...
... the automatic musical grinders with their endless pro grammes music—selections from the greatest composers, to the latest music hall ditty combined with the rattle, plus the ceaseless supply jargon kept by the proprietors the various booths, added to the ...
... service the new minister officiated, preaching from the text, iL. verse ■‘Son of man,* - etc. a social meeting held in the Music Hall. Aberdeen, Tuesday, the Rev. A. Mitchell Snadden was formally welcomed and presented with pulpit robes, and a set pulpit ...
... secured for next week. Madame Payne, fur purity of voice, dignity of carriage awl art in rendition, has few rivals on the Music Hall stage. The rivrAsaire NM says :- For art of the highest and culture in voeslisee, Madame Aoki' Payne, the well-known Australian ...
... public houses, and as the ice cream shops in general were proving great temptation to many sons of the working class, so the music hall and theatres Olasegow’ and other large cities were fre snares to many young men of the corn mereial class their being open ...
... John of InnisUire. “Will gang fehirrainnir ? the glorious rant which has been made to do duty in th© modem pantomime aiwl music hall: ...
... draughts, and daring the mild sad warm months city dwellers take delight in all forms open-air entertainments. The thestre and music hall interests would oppose any movement this kind, but under present conditions the County Council may be inclined to experiment ...