... have been greatly interested in the appearance 1 this week of Lady Coostaoce Stewart-Richardson professional dancer London music hall. It is a reversal of the usual order of things. There have been many professional dancers, who have left stage for , the ...

... worth'cd Ue maaalaotazno which Me faretgeer hae damped ea a«, wa have damped back him £8 worth]mote 1 GREAT A' THE UNIONIST MUSIC :HA)LL (Unlimited), An Hodb and Twenty Minutes STAR TURNS. ~W« Mirth Proroklßg—Lwghter asd|TEABS. WiU give EihlbUlon of Long Saitained ...

... promotion of life which is sure to follow from the closer co-operation in one great specific task. The vast assemblage the Music Hall on Monday afternoon of this week cannot fail good results for peace. Although charge was made for admission, hslf-au-hour ...

... Election the Liberal majority over Unionist was The death occurred in London S«lni»* day of Miss Louie Collins, the well known music hall artiste, at the age of 4-- She had been ill with heart disease for sons months. Miss Collins will lie bert rctnesf by the ...

... performance from six or half-past six of one night till perhaps one in the morning the nest day. Changed days now with tho music-hall two-hoar performances, and the city surfeited with theatres and other bouses of entertainment. AMl'flrNO ((uoted from a ...

... and musical re|>ortoir,> comprised really remarkable niixturo hymn tunes, anthems, and the iatoit ribald ditties from the music halls. I staying hero late to-night, said the editor, after glancing the proofs. and want someone to stay arid to the station ...