... WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE Carlisle Express SATURDAY NEXT. THIC COMMAND MUSIC HALL ...

... applauded for their performance. Rey Walesa is • very good mimic at the piano, mod her lively Imitation of some welltueown music hall Copts wets much enjoyed. isolate Brothers are described as the io comedy acrobatic soared:hew, and the deem iption may ...

... JACK JOHNSON AND HIS ADMIRER& A POPELAR GREETING. Jack Johnson's visit on Saturday to the offices above the Tivoli Music Hall in the Strano caused a large crowd to collect. When the pugilist cane out there was a remarkable scene, the crowd surrounding ...

... defendant was arrested she was drunk.—The defendant was discharged with a caution. ALLEGED THEFT OF JEWELLFST.— William Maxwell, music hall artist, no axed abode, was charged with obtaining jewellery by fraud in Glaagow.—He had been arrested on a warran,t in Carlisle ...

... Paul partinetti : Mr. I. E. Noah, whom 'it'll asrratite wan rahrrly to the lava hear- Berme btrakas, awl other well-krea Music hall attia!a. Caesar, whimsies the jury. referral to the death of bin late e►irf, end raid t►e proceeding. initiated by Dr. Dat ...

... well-known jockey , : and music-hall artists combined to provide amusement for the thousands of people on the Chelsea football ground on the occasion of a charity carnival in aid of the Rona Memorial Hospital, Newmarket, and the Music Hall Convalescent Home. ...

... Ebtanctgoi theatriaal records contain more than nomad proportion of theatre fires, but the calamity whiob t led at the Empire Music Hall on Tuesday night is the most dissetrous in its ideals. fire was practioally Imbued to the stage, where it broke oat, as ...

... Jackson - , Workington. said picture shows oould be made useful educationaily, and they should be entirely tree from the music hall element. The Chairman said this was hardly the time and the plass tot this discussion, and he thought it would be better ...

... THE CARLISLE JOURNAL FRIDAY, JA • PUIS TRAGEDY. ENGLISH MUSIC•HALL COMEDIAN • SHOT. ...

... FIRE IN EMPIRE MUSIC-HALL PARTI: DESTROYED. NINE lAVES LOW. FAMOUS PERFORMER KILLED. TERRIBLE SCENES. MIREAGE FROM THE HISO. The-Orel. falter Titmice. abs., the eamemal a mimed le he aim ea et the teMemlag Rem, to the elty. era Melly by Ire to Tuesday ...

... danger to children. The of State, theref gests that justices should make it a ithom sug- of licences granted to theatres, music. halls, cine- matograph theatres, and other places of enter- tainment that cotton wool mast not be used for the costumes of performers ...

... sr UMITIMItet B. ..seal to salvor lks quells.. sad says Dyable bat do dosilasd. Tb. we sijoursed till hills). DANCER AND MUSIC-HALL AGENT. ...