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... • MUSIC HALL SKETCHL'S. COMPLAINT THAT THEY ARE TOO VULGAR OR TOO DIDACTIC. The ideals of writers of sketches for musichalls are too low. says Mr. Eustace Gray, of the Palladium Minstrels. who has offered to anyone who will write an acceptable sketch ...
... MUSIC HALL TOMFOOLERY. Epaaking at the 0. P. Club laat night on •Bitandarng the Drama. Mr. Henry Arthur Joule that there is $ good deal to be raid for loge and tomfoolery as sporillei against boredom, but in the promesit they are the greatest of the ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The ways of modern cinematography are burlesqued in a new sketch called Faking, the Film at the Oxford Musie-hall this week. The burlesque is an undoubted fun-maker, and clever acting combined with ludicrous situations kept last night's ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The Oxford Music announocs several novelties for next week. The celebrated Russian dancers, Mme. Glinka, M. Korsakoff, and Mlle. Ankova appear in an elaborate series of artistic tableaux dansants, entitled In the Moonlight; Philip ...
... MUSIC HALL ACTION. Mr. Fred Karoo, musk-hall artist, sued the London Theatres of Varieties (Limited) for £lOO, said to be the balance of • week's salary, at Westminster. Counsel stated that Kerne received two contracts from the defendants for performances ...
... NEW MUSIC HALL. In the course of • few week, there will be opened at • sew bell has bees in proneu of construction for time. Ile I. on part of the of the old todadard /logic hell. but siblitional property waa securi-4 to aloud facilities for extending ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTS ADVENTURE. Some excitement caused outside the Man. House ou Saturdav evening, when a motor car bringing the well.known music.liall artists Mabel Salt and Daley cooper from Poplar to the London Pavilion caught tire. The llamas quickly ...
... Ponce Courts. MUSIC HALL TRAGINDY. ,Lambetli.—Before Mr. Hopkins.b norms William Josshope. 32, * si fireman, of Setborna-road, Camberwell, was committed for trial on the charge of the wilful murder oaf John Healey, at the Camberwell Empire Music-ball ...
... DEATH OF A FAMOUS MUSIC HALL MANAGER. By the death of Mr. Thomas Barrasford, which occurred early yesterday mottling at Brighton, the music-hall world loses one of its best-knovrn managers. For some time past Mr. Barrasford had been suffering from a serious ...
... HOLBORN FIRE. MUSIC HALL PERFORMANCE STOPPED. A fire occurred last night in the upper floor of premises in Whetstone Park. Gate-street. occupied by a theatrical costuniier. The premises were unoccupied at the time of the outbreak, hut beneath a number ...
... Kin'', Bench Division. MUSIC HALL CONTRACT. Mr. Justice PhiUlmere gave judgment in the action brought by Mn. Barraaford executrix of her late husband) and Mr. F. Macnaghten, lessees of the Britannia Music Hall, Houton, against Mr. George Dray, proprietor ...
... THE MUSIC HALL VISIT. PREPARATIONS AT THE PALACE THEATRE. Considerab:e progress has been made in the question of settling the programme for the royal performance which takes place at the Palace Theatre on June hi. The lieneral Committee, after long and ...