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... Romance of the Music Hall. This (Thursday) evening and till Sun• day there will be screened the all-star. high-speed variety show, a story of three generations of showmen, embracing the South War and the period from 1914-18. The cast includes many famous ...
... METHODIST CONCERTS CRITICISED. CONFERENCE ON “MUSIC HALL ITEMS. The Rev. W. H. Heap, Chairman of the East Anglican District, suggested at the Methodist Conference at Bristol last week that certain items on the programmes of Methodist concerts would not ...
... NO SALE FOR BLUE TOWN MUSIC HALL. NEW LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR N.E. KENT. INQUEST ON QUEENBORO' SUPERINTENDENT ENGINEER. May 19.—The frechold property, known as the Criterion Music Hall, Blue Tows, Sheerness, was offered for sale by auction but failed to ...
... MUSIC HALL TALENT FOR SHEERNESS. CONSERVATIVE CLUB BIRTHDAY CONCERTS. The popular whist drive held at the Sheerness Conservative Club on Friday was well patronised. Mr. B, Webb, supported by Messrs. R. J. Evans, J. Sutton and W. P. Barnes, ably con ducted ...
... WILL BE HELD AT SHEERNESS On Saturday, June 30th, 1934. KU-TIME MUSIC HALL AT THE HIPPODROME. members of the cinema-110 have been wont to bewail of the good old days, and members who have often tiklers talk of the old-time . not miss It With is coming ...
... A TIP-TOP MUSIC HALL PROGRAMME. “CHEZ NOUS” REVELS COMING TO THE THEATRE ROYAL. For next week the management :of the Theatre Royal, Chatham, have made special arrangements with Mr. Victor Duprez to present his famous “Chez Nous” Revels. Certainly one ...
... MIL WAY. ASSOCIATIONS WITH OLD BLUE TOWN MUSIC HALL. The passing of Mr. Peter F. Dfilway, of 11, Union Street, Sheerness, will recall to many of the older residents of the town the days of the Criterion music-hall at Blue Town, where Mr. Milway was employed ...
... An announcement of importance to all appreciating the best in Music Hall and Variety Entertainment. Week commencing March 21st. A mammoth Road Show, “GET HOT,” with England’s favourite American Comedian, VIC OLIVER. FORSYTHE SEAMON and FARRELL. A ton ...
... KENT'S LEADING HOUSE OF VARIETY. Onruo,l“hmmntmwar to give Chatham the most iuxurious Music Hall in the provinces. Seating, Carpets, Stage, Dressing Rooms. New Heating. Draperies. Electrical Equipment. In fact, Everything of the Best for Variety Minded ...
... PHONE. .221! Returning as a High-class Theatre and a No, T Music Hall, presenting London’s Latest Plays and Musical Comedies, and the cream of Revue and Variety, with Moderate Prices of Admission. Week commencing January 26th, 1932. TWICE NIGHTLY, 6.20 ...
... KENT'S LEADING HOUSE OF VARIETY. Over £20,000 is being spent in order to give Chatham the most luxurious _ Music Hall in the provinces. Seating, Carpets, Btage, Dressing Rooms. New Heating. Draperies. Electrical Equipment. In fact, Everything of the Best ...
... designing well-known buildings all over the country, more especially in the Medway Towns. Amongst theee were Barnard's Music. Hall at Chatham, which some time ago was destroyed by fire; Strood Wesleyan Church; and the Rochester Girls' Grammar School. ...