... have been greatly interested in the appearance 1 this week of Lady Coostaoce Stewart-Richardson professional dancer London music hall. It is a reversal of the usual order of things. There have been many professional dancers, who have left stage for , the ...

... Look Bsnza on pressing recammendsti « ofaeartlstlnend. aid added, with groat jatb « “And, it. m«i! what infernal hole ; not music hall toe whole ptoou ! CRISP NOTES FROM AYR DISTRICT. A public meeting was held on Wednesday to take steps for the relief of ...

... programme was contributed by the Saltcoats Evangelistic Ovoir under Mr Amott. and by and M'Dowmll Ardrossan. GLASGOW’S NEW MUSIC HALL. Tub Pavilion Theatre Varietk*!*. Kcnfield b'lreet Glasgow. ipened on Monday night, when largo muni invited guests were ...

... worth'cd Ue maaalaotazno which Me faretgeer hae damped ea a«, wa have damped back him £8 worth]mote 1 GREAT A' THE UNIONIST MUSIC :HA)LL (Unlimited), An Hodb and Twenty Minutes STAR TURNS. ~W« Mirth Proroklßg—Lwghter asd|TEABS. WiU give EihlbUlon of Long Saitained ...

... are becoming wiser. The Church deserves credit in so far it has provided counter at the public bouse, and the theatre and music hall nave better moral conditions. One cor Bailies holds that much due the trsnawsys. sad says that the cats siarted to run on ...

... orange tree growing in large pot. The Salvation Army was doing its best to compete with Dutch frivolity short distance from a music hall, but the entrance to the latter was marked “Entree Vrij,’ and the Hoothltee charged an admission fee of ten cents., you ...

... promotion of life which is sure to follow from the closer co-operation in one great specific task. The vast assemblage the Music Hall on Monday afternoon of this week cannot fail good results for peace. Although charge was made for admission, hslf-au-hour ...

... live and find work in peace ever allying it-elf with Imperial balloonisls. labour—l mean intelligent labour getting sick of music hall songs and patriotic puffing, for tlie mind grows universal ami godlike tlie world grows old. Let anyone go to Chamberlain ...

... street tae the laddies whustlin’ whit said the latest music hall tones. I hard a o’ thae tones the itber nicht—an’, bless me, they’re a’ the same. They hae gotten kind o’ a permanent tone the music-halls, an’ a’ the performers sings it wi’ different words ...

... received ev«j» n- re. Beveral Callic song writer* are uodersto ; to make average . Towards the Brit is.; *Jlege.|iy popular music hall song M.rtou . ha* feelings of nothing but t!i-*gu>t. dirapp. in'ment, and disaporobntlan. quoted •■xpresaionoi their ti ...

... Williamson, and others. YOVMQ_m*M, STUDIES m FEMINISM. Br M*Mam* mm. 1-TMK MMQOALKHK. Ttn thin! turn had just com men the Empire Music Hall when tho young man dropped into bis seat in the grand circle. There no companion with the young man. took his seat with ...

... the facetious magistrate Marylebono Police Court London, narrates some reminiscences; Alfred Butt, manager of the Palace Music Hall, London, has allowed himeelf to be interviewed the subject of How Variety Theatre is Run ; Empty Houses article dealing ...