... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. ONcE more have the London County Athletic Grounds at Herne-hill been chosen as the rendezvous of the Music Hall Sports. The date fixed is Tuesday, July 10th, and the members of the Djusic Hall Bene- volent Fund Committee are already ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. TalE prospects of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund will doubtless brighten with the advent of peace; and it is hoped that the profession will in real earnest take interest in its work, for it has long since justified its existence by ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. TIE little company of professionals, pressmen, one press lady, meinbers of the staff, and others, who assembled a' the Palace Theatre, on Wednesday even- ing, an hoar before the curtain rose, were delighted to find Mr Charles Morton ...

... Miss Clara Wieland, and one Hewitt, each claimed to be entitled to receive 40 paid into court by the proprietors of Gatti's Music Hall, Charing-cross. Miss Wieland had a month's engagement at Gatt's at 20 a-week, and received her first fortnight's salary ...

... MUSIC HALL CELEBRITIES. (ILLUSTRATED.) MP. MICHAEL NOLAN. This well-known Irish comedian was born nearly thirty-three years ago, and is particularly proud of being a real Irishman. He has been before the public for twenty years, and therefore commenced ...

... THE MUSIC HALL HOME. A meeting in connection with the Music Hall Home Fund was held at the Three Stags, Kennington2 on Tuesday afternoon. Mr R. V. SIMONS presided, and there was a fairly good attendance. At the opening of the proceedings Mr CECIL MERRIE ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. WHITSUNTIDE at the halls is to be marked br no par- ticular novelty. The Empire postpones the production of its new ballet, On the Beach, a glorified and up-to- date version of By the Sea, until mid-June. The principal comic singers ...

... MUSIC HALL CONTRACTS In the Court of Queen's Beneb, on Tuesday, the case of Phillips v. Alhambra Palace Company was decided. This was an appeal from the decision of the Judge oi the Kiingston-upon-Hull County Court giving judgment for the plaintiffs in ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIIR. T1I1 August Bank Holiday brings no promise of any important novelty to the music halls. Mr Dundas 6later, at the Alhambra, does not intend to place his newest ballet before the public until Sept. 10th, when the true story of the handy ...

... often seen in that line of business, but we believe his heart is more with the music halls proper. He has displayed no mean ability as a writer of songs and com- poser of music hall tunes, and, as a matter of fact, he MR. CHARLES COBORN. owes what was probably ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. IN another column will be read an account of a hoax perpetrated on the puhlic at Gravesend by a man known as Charles Mavnard. It is a curious fact in connection with the case that a bill announcing the concert was in the hands of Mr ...

... universe. AT Taesday's weekly meeting of the London County Council, the Theatres and Music Halls Committee recommended, and it was agreed: That the Theatres and Music Halls Committee do sit on Friday, Nov. 2d, 1900, and the following day, if necessary, at ...