... MUSIC HALL SPORTS. The music hall sports, which were inaugurated at Tufnell-park in 1886, and were continued in 1887 at Lillie-bridge, and last year at Stamford-bridge, were for the benefit of the Music Hall Sick Fund Provident Society. This year there ...

... attention to the music halls with favonrable results, and on Sionday evening met with a most cordial reception on the occa- sion of her first appearance at the Oxford, In the Bloomsbury County-court, on Tuesday, Miss Fanny Franklin Gray, a music hall artist, sued ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. ONcE more have the London County Athletic Grounds at Herne-hill been chosen as the rendezvous of the Music Hall Sports. The date fixed is Tuesday, July 10th, and the members of the Djusic Hall Bene- volent Fund Committee are already ...

... obliged and obedient servant, WILLIAM THiOMlAS, Responsible Manager of the Star Music Hall, Manchester. Haymarket Music Hall, Liverpool, July 1st, 1881. (CoPY.) Haymarket Music Hall, Liverpool, June 30th, 1884. TO 1RaD COYNE, ESQ.-Dear Sir,-I have read in ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. MISS BESSIE BONERILL resumed work after her indisposition on Monday last, but the severe strain proved too much for her, and she was forced to give up after her second turn. She is now working, but only at two halls, her medical adviser ...

... the case of Day v. Titus and another. The ulaintiff was proprietor of a music hall at Birmingham, and the defendant, Mrs Titus, was a professional singer, who sang at music halls under the name of Miss Lydia Yeamans. On Oct. 10th, 1SS7, Mr Titus entered ...

... there appears a statement to the effect that I had the choice given me of appearing at Belmont's Sebright Music Hall or at the Foresters' Music Hall, and that I at once chose the latter. This I beg most emphatically to deny. Mr Friend wrote to me some time ...

... MUSIC HALL INSPECTION. The Proprietors of Entertainments Association have addressed the following letter to the Chairman of the London County Council:- 'Dear Sir, -Oa behalf of the music hall proprietors, and as secretary to their association, I beg to ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. TalE prospects of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund will doubtless brighten with the advent of peace; and it is hoped that the profession will in real earnest take interest in its work, for it has long since justified its existence by ...

... MUSIC HALL SONG3. An article upon the above subject in a contemporary has called forth the following correspondence: Sir,-I read your interesting 'leader' concerning music hall songs, and though, being myself a msdtc hall performer, I may agree with ...

... MUSIC HALL SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Mr G. W. Hunt, in his reply to Mr 0. Coborn anent the disposition of the money collected on Music Hall Saturday, refers to the Music Hall Sick Fund Provident Society as the only benevolent society ...

... THE MUSIC HALL SPORTS. i,. I 6 0 This annual meeting, in aid of the Music Hall O Berievolerit Pund, was held yesterday afternoon at Stamford- O bridge. iarceptforthede3swysccsusioscd by corstantadonpours 3 of rain, und the :unustilable refusal to admit ...