... THE MUSIC HALL. Probably there are many people who can remember the old days when the stout chairman and the red-nosed comedian were recognised institutions of the music hall. Miss Rosamond Smith, the chairman of the Theatr es and Music Halls Committee ...

... MUSIC HALL(,) A great romance Variety Also: OTTO KRUGER in -THE CRIME DOCTOR(A) lONGFORD ROAD. I ALE CAR PARK. ...

... MUSIC hall Suzette Tan 1 . Bransby Will Featured HOME (203 m., 391 m., 5.20—f luldren 6.0 f ...

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... MUSIC HALL did not have much in hand ever Black Abbott at Cheltenham, but now that the gelding has shown himself back in form and sound again, he may take the open steeplechase. Neither of Coulthwaite's in the Hanta Hurdle is due to run, but Harpenden ...

... MUSIC HALL,. MINOT SAND. A 'mow the Vfmoly Alm OTTO WM= IMIC/I NOLL= DUCT= • t.)• -di 'Nov - L_ *vs ff.. &a St 0111011193 WSW J.. • BOOTS ! BOOTS !,-, TER *TKO • ir MASAI OLILII rurosTes COMM? IT HAPPENED ONE NIOHTO, F 4 :WO OATH I 1110 PO% Neste Cristo ...

... The Music Hall. Nothing can conceal the fact that the music hall in London is dying. Vie still have the Coliseum. Palladium, Holborn Empire. and a wavering Victoria Palace Wt. The seven others in outer London which have been 'sired for the talkies, had ...

... MUSIC HALL Randolph Sutton and Stainless Stephen HOME SERVICE (203111., 391 m., and 449 m.) 4.30 J*'rea j'artley and his music; with Ernest Butcher and Alan Kane. 5.0 —News Welsh; and a talk in VV elsh. 5-20—Children: Voice of the Hills,’’ a Scottish ...

... THE MUSIC HALL Coming to more modern times. Mr. Hudd said the Mays of the Victorian era were chiefly on banal, sentimental themes. appealing mainly to the new middle classes. The music hall had developed from the demand of the common people of that time ...

... casualties among the staff. The bombs struck the corridor of the hospital, which runs between the two main blocks. Music Hall Bomb.ed A music hall where many stars of the variety world have appeared was also bombed. Its interior was severely damaged when a ...

... The Music Hall*. Birmingham Empire.—Two patriotie items, powerful one-act play. The Woman of Louvain,” by John J. Brandon, with Miss Mary Mayfren in the title role, and a pretty eong-scena There’s long, long trail,” are the principal features at the Empire ...

... Music Hall NATIONAL (1,500 m.. aookc.) 4.10, Rugby Union Football: The Koyal Navy v. The Army; Commentary' by H. B. T. Wakelam; from Twickenham. 4.30, Violin Recital: ■, Kersey. 5, Mantovani anJ his Dance O'chestra; with Stella Roberta, Jack Plant. 6 ...