... well-known jockey , : and music-hall artists combined to provide amusement for the thousands of people on the Chelsea football ground on the occasion of a charity carnival in aid of the Rona Memorial Hospital, Newmarket, and the Music Hall Convalescent Home. ...

... pleasing kind. Grit! in a burlesque spi: it pretenses to shots the audience how they are spouted by jug4iers, coujurer., and music hall performers in general. Ile has in the put burlesqued the strong man craze, the Chinn juggling erase, WILL if memory his ...

... «be had fallen fevt, receiving injuries from whieh she tho «ame night. A of * Acoilental death was returned. .— At Glas- Music HALL Starx’ Contracts was made oo Wedarsday an ited, to interdict Miss of Empires, the Marie from appearing at Glasgow Pa ‘ition ...

... dripping eortict soloists on the hos meats and a general air of discomfort which even the etrains of the latest popular music hall ditty failed ta remove. The weather cleared up a little about eleven, and the sun endeavoured to break through the louds ...

... agreement to keep out of the quarrel, and if this is actually theme there will be indulger of inflaming feeling so long as the music hall jingoes keep within dircreet bounds their Japanese sympathies. The administnttion of the Education Act having Men thrown ...

... rolling ter the tune. The elassee who were mid to frequent music hells were I toner who clamoured for the war. He went to music hall, himself when abroad, but doubted If the working man bad been so feverish alternate iog for the wee. Their societies oral ...

... Ebtanctgoi theatriaal records contain more than nomad proportion of theatre fires, but the calamity whiob t led at the Empire Music Hall on Tuesday night is the most dissetrous in its ideals. fire was practioally Imbued to the stage, where it broke oat, as ...

... Jackson - , Workington. said picture shows oould be made useful educationaily, and they should be entirely tree from the music hall element. The Chairman said this was hardly the time and the plass tot this discussion, and he thought it would be better ...

... now bn sung with by ~,t , Mr. Arthur Roberta, Ur: co -din. It has also minted for news/miser publication so of the popular music hall songs of the day. Nemec Ctos.—The annual minting of this Cleb war mad at Cocketnitinte lest west. Mr. T. Pastime presided ...

... °Wefts to thit and would object juot • If be were a Protectlealit. V. do not Them could be no better getting for than ['Jr music hall state. bead, and a breakdown biteme them . the stmoophere of serious debate. Mr. /is, with that kern in/diem for dramtitio ...

... eerie/. Another feature of tie Exhilsitiore is the !lumber mid variety of motor cars. A new feature in the applications for music hall licence' this year was the opposition of the waiters and musicians engaged at these places of aintne• merit and in the ...

... and improving recreation. Theonly point of public, interest this year in roaneetion with the renewal of licences for the music halls is the stress which the mashers of the Bench laid on the patio° to the applicants, Do you admit soldiers in uniform to ...