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... THNATRA MUST NOT BE MUSIC HALL. I.nrd (Tambov, te l the msnagere‘nt of 010 Britanni ¶ht,.. Hottun, that in f situ.w only the mind ha stag , d there For time pivot the entertainment given ham consisted of variety turns, with sk•vteheti, EVRRY WOMAN Should ...
... MUSIC HALL BURNT OUT £12,000 DAMAGE AT CHISWICK. Tim. Empire Theatre at Chiswiek early %I'edne•lay morning pr4 , 11.-al it destroyed by fire in an hour. the damage bring eqtimated roughly at £12.000. The outbreak a aa' dmonvered in the srt of the building ...
... THE ELECTRA PICTURE PALACE. 4PPIIC4TION FOR MUSIC HALL LICENCE. ...
... flOO DAMAGES. YORMER MUSIC HALL AETISTE DIVOIiCkU. Jo the Divorce Court on Tune 'ay, 111c..1 Diannsoo etuployed to the wool trade atri tiviog et Bruno, d. a draws nisi co the groubd of misconduct sf his formyrly a mune-hall artiste. with Mr. Usurge main& ...
... was concluded of an action brought by a lady named Marie Bernard, a music hall artiste, to enforoe an agreement against Mr. Wm. Howard Smith, a director of the Camberwell Music Hall, to transfer to her £lOOO stock iii Ailsopp's. It was stated that Mr ...
... of the two girl 4, Emma Irene Hamand Laura Grant. TS years of age, who were found drowned in the canal after visiting a music hall on Saturday night. it was that a letter in Grant's coat, which was }eft ea hank, said that what oh* was about to do was ...
... lie accidentally knocked against one girl of a party including the primoners. who were returning home after a visit to a music hall. The prisoners, thinking that the affair was riot an accident, attacked the proaecutor. Harris produced a knife. and said ...
... the abolition of foss at theatres. and the introducer of matinees. He the lessee of mane theatres, and a director of many music hall companies. He introduced the electric light to England in 1878. Re was al active member of the committees for the abolition ...
... for elinthimg up a street lamp pt turning the light out. t who is sixteen, is a student at Eastbournt eol lege. GREATEST MUSIC HALL MANACIER. A telegram from Palm Beach, Florida. an n . isnucess the death o f Mr. F . Keith. head of the c-cl.c.t nuois ...
... FIVE WitF:STLE. Barney Shtitser, of S. George's. and Jam.. Lane, of Poplar. created a new wrestling reeoi,i at the Paragon Music Hall on Tuesday, eseii beating the three and a quarter hount by Itifeeinish, the Turk. and Paul Pon Frantv ten years beck ...
... contract. The action arose out of the fact that in (ktober. Ifius. the defendant appeared at the first house et the London Music Hall, but declined to appear at the second, on the ground that his assistant had been taken ill. In evidence defendant said he ...
... MUSIC-HALL TRAGEDY. Bank Holiday in London was marred by • tragic affair which happened in the Camberwell Empire Music Hall about midnight, resulting in the death of • stage carpenter, named John familiarly known locally as Liverpool Jack.' it seems ...