... MUSIC HALL. !SAMp|NZI| - ,. in? George street THE ALL-BRITISH FASHION TOUR, APRIL, ...

... MUSIC HALL. Council Committee to Meet Liquidators. The proposal by Aberdeen Town Council to buy the Music Hall was again discussed at meeting of the Finance Committee yesterday. was decided to appoint sub-committee, with Treasurer Rust as convener, to ...

... MUSIC HALL TO-DAY at 3 p.m. Don’t miss this rare opportunity seeing the 1930 Fashions. ...

... MUSIC HALL. Patrons of the popular Music Hall cinema axe reminded the splendid pictorial programme presented all th* week in the Music Hall. Douglas Fairbanks is the attraction his first great Allied Artistes' production VThe Mark ' the first, time in ...

... music HALL 12th to 19th AprlF, 1930 Our Show Rooms house the largest and most comprehensive selection of period and modern fireplace arrangements in Scotland, and are well worth visiting. On our stand in the Main Hall we are exhibiting a few exclusive ...

... MUSIC HALL SUNDAY CONCERTS No. 1. SUNDAY FIRST at 7.45, Doors open 7.15 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF DAVID M CALLUM. Scotland s Greatest Solo Violinist. J. E. SUTTON, in Monologues at the Pianp. VIOLET DAVIDSON, Soprano. W. N. JOHNSTON, Tenor. ORCHESTRA OF 20 ...

... MUSIC HALL. PAVLOVA, THE WORLD'S GREATEST DANCER. One of the and most expensive pro gramme* ever put 011 in the Music Hall, .Aberdeen. will be seen there twice daily all next week. Secured at an enormous cost - ill be the first screening in Aberdeen of ...

... THE MUSIC HALL The Scottish Secretary's Appeal. MAJOR GUEST'S WARNING (By Our Special Representative.) Old Boy of the Grammar School was the central figure in last night's demonstration in the Music Hall, Aberdeen, when two calls for King and country ...

... THE MUSIC HALL. Cinema Syndicates Outbid Town Council. Early in February Aberdeen Town Council resolved to purchase the Aberdeen Music Hall, and offered £27,250 for the buildings, organ, fittings, and fixtures. At a meeting of shareholders held yesterday ...

... THE MUSIC HALL STRIKE The strike are confident ever suooess. Five more London halls have been, lioyootted, making twenty up the present. Mr Ben Tillet, speaking the Theatre, London, last night audience of strikers, welcomed the artistes! n.« comrades ...

... MOONSHINE AT THE MUSIC HALL. The Labour Party is insidiously instilling into the minds of the electorate the view that Labour Government is a thing the immediate future. We have much too great belief in the oommonsense the people as a whole entertain ...

... MUSIC HALL CASE. Fines Amounting to £30 Imposed. Fines amounting to £30 were imposed by Sheriff Laing, in the Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday, in the case which William Jamieson, commission agent, 17 Crown Street; Mrs Margaret Drew, 18 Thistle Street ...