... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. A RECIRD gathering of the music hall profession assembled on the departure platform of Liverpoolstreet Station on the morning of 'T'hursdav to bid farewell to Paul Martinetti previous to his departure for Australia. The Rats, of whom ...

... rnitttirie of the autrtmn season at the popular house T will be given ?? LITTLE Twtit writes :- I reati last week in your T 'Music Hall tiessip ' that I am at present playing in Euda l'est. I Should be pleased if Ytot wottlt kindly correct this error, as I ...

... 14s. 6d, which I have divided as follows :-Seaman's Orphanage, 21 14s. lid; Music Hall Benevolent Fund, 2; Music Hall Home Fund, 2. Cheques for the amounts due to the music hall funds I will forward immediately ons my arrival in London, Most of the passengers ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. Tinse friends and supporters of the Music Hall Bene- volent Fund will be gratified to know that Alderman and Sheriff Treloar will be able to keep his engagement to preside at the annual dinner on Tuesday next at the Trocadero. On Saturday ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP THE event of the coming week is the reopening on Monday evening of the London Pavilion with a 1ovely new interior, from the designs of Messrs Wylson and Long, who have considerably advanced their reputation as theatrical architects by ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. A MOST interesting sporting event comes off to-morrow(Sunday)-nothingless, indeed, than a bicycle race between Mr Albert Gilmer and Mr Leo Stormont. They will make the best of their way on their machines to Portsmouth. Mr Jack Lotto ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. THE annual general meeting of the Music Hall Bene- volent Fund will be held at the Tivoli on Tuesday next. at 2 0 o'clock, when the committee hopes to see a large attendance of the profession. THE Directors of the Palace Theatre, Limited ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. MR E. S. BARNt'S and his proprietors at Collins's Music Hall made a fine display in the Islington Carni- val in aid of the war funds. 'Ihey had on an immense car a representation of old Islington-green, with the Mlaypole, and children ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. DURING the past week the membership roll of the Music Hall Artistes' Railway Association has reached the large number of 5 000, and artistes continue to join at the late of about twenty a week. This fact clearly shows how great are ...

... ive. MIsS, M.AIp;t Er.L.s, the well-known music hall artist, on )lloindav suedr Mr Ernest Carpenter. at South. wark Couinty (ourt, for £')0 for breach of contract. She was evigageri at riefendant's music hall in Bristol at £V)0 for one week, but before ...

... by-the- way, is a Terrier, has recently fitted up the er Alexandra Hotel, adjoining the Empire, Bradford, to )n suit both music hall and theatrical artists, thus estab- ds lihing a comfortable professional rendezvous. at on Biss FLORENCE ESDAILE, who was ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. MIR FEJMI RANICLIN, Kxi III, who, as we stated iii our theatrical coliruin s last week. h as ?? the Prinres.'A for thle purposes of a varietv house, corn- menced his career ass s howman in ISS2 in Boston, where hie exhihitr 1 .Xhe, ...