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... MUSIC HALL ARTIS MUSIC HALL ARTI ‘VANTED, Apri 15, Ma: Troune, Athletics an Atlas, The Hollies, Fulham Aprir 13, 1912, SIC HALL ARTISTS WANTED, WILL COLLINS AND CO. ANTED, Wanted, Star STAR ARTISTS Artiste, OF ALL KINDS AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AFRICA., Sole ...
... MUSIC HALL with full dramatic licence, situate in the centre of large provincial borough, has an imposing and atiractive appearance, doing good business. Two good drinking bars, up to date in ever) respect. s 80, Particulars on Applicaiion to R. L. WILFORD ...
... music hall The venture has proved to be immensely popular and the first anniversary concert is on October 23. Those taking part in this moving all-musical show include Barbara Miller. BO& get Wood and Julie Clarke. Ann Carr. Maureen Keetch, David Burke ...
... Music Hall Next a clever demonstration of markmanship by a couple of sharpshooters from the Wild West. In quick sumemion we saw the speedy removal of cigar. hat and trona. Cr, not bad, considering the pistol fired only caps. The drat half of the show ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTES WANTED MUSIC HALL ARTISTES WANTED \\7.\.\'TED. Variety Acts, all lines, Star Tops Christmas week, onwards. Must be new to Goldthorpe. Hosca, Empire, Goldthorpe, near Rotherham. ‘\'.\l\'TED, Turns of every description Apply, Manager ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTS' WANTS. MUSIC HALL ARTISTS’ WANTS. “7.& NTED, Wa nt(:(l Wanted, Enown D'ARC'S MIMICKING MARIONETTES D'ARC’S MIMICKING MARIONETTES D’ARC’S MIMICKING MARIONETTES D’ARC'S MIMICKING MARIONETTES D’ARC’S MIMICKING MARIONETTES D’ARC’S MIMICKING ...
... THE MUSIC HALL HOME. The committee beg to beartily thank Terrier Ernest Powell and Miss Bisa Joel for remittance of £5, box collection mude by them on beard the s.s. Saxen on their wov ¢y South Africa. The secretary acknowiccges receipt of 12s. ed., collected ...
... they had assisied the Music Hall Home, which had got into terribly low water, and the Association had advanced them money.” I beg to say that the Music Hall Home has not heen in terribly low water for many years, and the Music Hall Artists’ Railway Association ...
... THE MUSIC HALL HOME. The Secretary begs to acknowledge receipt of the following box collections to Monday, April I:—Mrs. O'Brien, Rule’s, £2 17s. 64.; Mr. E. Winter, Empire, South Shields, 3s. 2d. Another old performer who has been on the music hall stage ...
... THE REFINED MUSIC HALL The discussion of Music Hall ethics goes on apace, aud Mr. Jobn F. Runciman in a recent article in the * Saturday Review ™ discusses what he calls the ** De-vulgarisation of the Music-Hall.” Phe broadening of the entertainment at ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTIST R ——— ‘VANTED, Known, Dan Grego, Musical Acrobatic Eccent conclude fourteen weeks' snceesstul Scotland Monday, May 13, Hippo Anckland, Vacant, June 3 and Ju England, D —— ‘V“NTED- May 20, 27, by Wa the Comedy Dio. Big hit Zalva, Singles ...
... THE MUSIC HALL HOME. A committee meeting wiil be held to-morrow, March 7, at the Three Stags Hotel, 69. Kennington-road, at 12 o’clock, when all committee-men in town are requested to attend. The Secretary degires to thank Mr. A, C. Laidler, of the Empire ...