... welcome to Max Erard and Zona Vevey, who are appearing there this week in the revue entitled “ The Fun Box.” These two popular music hall entertainers nesd no introduction to Rochdale audiences, for bhere, as elsewhere, their capabilities are known and appreciated ...

... Rushton and Mr. Harry Snowden (two voices and a piano), and Mr. George W. Hargreaves, one of the club’s oldest members (old music hall songs). Mr. Tom Kernick accompanied at the piano. Dancing and games completed an enjoyable evening. The proceeds were in ...

... OONTININICS PENTORNAKS. 6i5 In ONLY, 11-46 Ned 6-46 li.eday, Teeeday. Wednesday and Saturday at 3 eclat*. PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE. - MUSIC HALL MT SPECIAL Tt d S %TI' RD.I\' MATINEES DIeaCtINTINCED UNTIL VCRTHER NoTICE RECITALS NIGHTLY o the Grand Organ he Mr. R. ...

... attracPon at .the Queen’s Cinema. Littleborcueh tonight, has been described as one the be-d musicals made in this country a nf music hall rivalry the Victorian era if.,- chief stars are Tommy Trinder and StanVv Kolloway, who become London rivals 51 This Involves ...

... Talk. THE BEGA TRIO. Nearly Ada? Da cers TAMARA, The World's Youngest Girl Aerialist. HARRY PRINGLE. England'* Gif ...

... Letter to Our Patrons. 3 It gives ns the greatest pleasure to announce the visit next week of no less a personality in the Music Hall World than the Popular Irish Entertainer, T T 9 5 MR. TALBOT O'FARRELL. This is the Entertainer with a World-Wide Reputation ...

... to say that this.show is one of the best circus entertainments of its kind, considering the limited space offorded on a music hall stage. Carmo himself is an interesting personality who appears throughout the entertainment attired in gorgeous robes and ...

... decided success, and Miss Florrie Warner also does well as Alice. Miss Florence Hilton. a little lady not unknown to local music hall patrons. is delightfully dandy and dashing as the second boy, and proved One of the favourites of the evening. Her -masher ...

... football oboes has been up to the average of la* year, and what I have ass 1 hero always awe& What oar M ~. TIIRATUFS v. MUSIC HALL . As important phew., &,r readied as the controversy to obliun the puhli . 's support between we Theatres the Haste Halls ...

... even more attractive and original than the entertainment they gave when last at Rochdale. Together these two well-known music hall artists are irresistibly funny. Additional merriment is provided by George Bolton. “Idle times” is by no means a production ...

... PAVILION CINEMA Tei. 2818. Week Commencing Monday, January 29th. MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY: BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND in “MUSIC HALL PARADE” (“U) THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY; WARREN HULL. ANNE NAGEL in “THE GIRL FROM NOWHERE” CA’’) Also WOLF CALL With ...

... through from the prologue in the deservedly popular island to the strongly contrasting scenes in the foyer of the Frivolity Music Hall and—last scene of all—the clubroom of John Storm’s Mission in London. The cast proved thoroughly capable, the acting of ...