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... the music hall dispute. C Bartram. of the Variety Artist*’ Federa(ion.‘staled yesterday that the rcault of the ballot taken in connection with the dispute wrth the music hall aeents showed that, with one single exception, the 76i meelitwa of the federatifin ...
... THE MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. MR. OSWALD STOLL OX TUB LOCK-OfT QUESTION. The music-hall dispute between Mr. Oswald Stoll and the Variety Artist*’ Federation is still unsettled, and there is sign of cither party giving way. Speaking one of our representatives ...
... THE ROYAL MUSIC HALL, Tho one hundredth performance Mr. George Gray’s sketch The Fighting Parson, was celebrated last night the Royal Music Hall, Hoi bom. The house was crowded, and Mr. Harry Lundy (tho Managing Director) had prepared for tho occasion ...
... MUSIC HALL WAR. ARBITRATION ACCEPTED BY BOTH The. s'.riutfo between music hsll and employees last coming end. **ore than once already has a seltlenicnl been espeeled. but each occasion the fight has been renewed more oneraetically than before. But thia ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The ways of modern cinematography are burlesqued in a new sketch called Faking, the Film at the Oxford Musie-hall this week. The burlesque is an undoubted fun-maker, and clever acting combined with ludicrous situations kept last night's ...
... THE OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The Oxford (Limited) also entered appeal against the decision of Mr. G. G. Kennedy, sitting at the Marl borough-street Eolice-court, the penalty this case being £l2O for having un lawfolly kept the Oxford Music Hall tot the public ...
... THE OXFORD MUSIC HALL, Two fresh items were added to (ho already strong programme the Oxford Music Ball, last night. One is new song hy Mr. John Bradford, with words by Mr. J. E. Mac Also us, praise our Lifeboat Service. It is well above the level its ...
... THE MUSIC HALL CRISIS. Mr. Oswald Stoll iss'.ird warning Saturday to all artists booked with any the Moss, Stoll, Thornton, and Alien Music Hail Companies, drawing attention the claure* in tbeir agreements which, under the arbitrator’s award, salary ia ...
... PAVILION MUSIC HALL. Mr. Henry Lytton. who was for ao long a leading member of the fatuous Savoy Gilbert •Sullivan Company. is the latest notable actor to join the vaudeville *’ ranks. Last night be. with Miss Shelley Calton. temporary deaerter from tire ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTS. DIFFERENCES WITH AGENTS MAY LEAD TO STRIKE. There is another strike artists against music ball managers threatened. Up a late hour last night differences between the aitiats and the agents which have been discussed for the past three ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The Oxford Music announocs several novelties for next week. The celebrated Russian dancers, Mme. Glinka, M. Korsakoff, and Mlle. Ankova appear in an elaborate series of artistic tableaux dansants, entitled In the Moonlight; Philip ...
... MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. Owing action of the London County Council in refusing two bouses per night licence to one of the Brixton music halls. Mr. Walter Gibbon*, who controls the two halls, and whose contracts with artists bean made on the basis of two house ...