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... THE MUSIC HALL BENEVOLENT FUA'H. Tho eighth annual dinner of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund was held last night at the Hotel Cecil, when a iarge number of members of the pro- fession and friends assembled, under the presidency of Lieut. Colonel Pi.obyn ...
... THE ROYAL MUSIC HALL. In addition to the amusement by the stock company it tl:is 11.11. the audience were enablea last night to the prod•iction of a pantomime s ketch, whizth, thronh not absolutely new to Loni!on. was fur the first time at the Royal by ...
... MUSIC HALL COMBINE. The fourteen music-ball? in the London djstnct under tie control Mr. Walter Gibbons have been combined under tie title The London Theatre* Vanouea, Limned. which M*-. Gibbons Will be the managing director unui 1918. ...
... • 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 ...
... THE MUSIC HALL STRIKE. The award of Mr. O. B. Aakwith, the arbitrator the mnaie hall dispute, was issued last might. By tbb award the “barring” of music hoik for period after termination the except for period of not more than two weeks ia the provinces ...
... THE STRAND MUSIC HALL. THE EXTRAORDINARY SEIZURE OF PROXY PAPERS. At tho Clerkenwell police court ?? Mr. Sleigh, the barrister, made an application [ex parte) to Mr. D'Eyiicourt on behalf of tho Strand Music Hall Compauy, and wished for a summons against ...
... THE CAMBRIDGE MUSIC HALL. This newly-established music ball has, under the courteous and efficient management of Mr. C, Neville, met with continuous and unqualified success since the opening night, so much so indeed that Mr. G. W. Nugent, thy proprietor ...
... THE MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. At the meeting music hall agents, bold yesterday, consider the dispute with the variety artists, it stated that a 'arge number of those present were in favour of accepting the terms the Variety Artists* Federation as embodied in ...
... the music hall dispute. C Bartram. of the Variety Artist*’ Federa(ion.‘staled yesterday that the rcault of the ballot taken in connection with the dispute wrth the music hall aeents showed that, with one single exception, the 76i meelitwa of the federatifin ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. ** The Oxford” celebrated its second Easter Monday List night, and although Brighton had its myriads at the review, tho Crystal Palace its tens of thousands, and the theatres and other music halls their quota, the inexhaustible thoroughfare ...
... MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET. A portion of the Celtic pipers and dancers who performed before her Majesty and Prince Albert, at Taymouth Castle, exhibited their skill last night at these rooms; and amusing people they turned out to he. Dressed in full Highland ...
... CANTERBLRY MUSIC HALL. Mr, Morton, the enterprising proprietor of this popular place of amusement, has just allied oue more attraction to -the Music Hall which we deem eleserviug of special notice. This is a fairy entertainment, and by a novel adaptation ...