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... AN IDLE MUSIC HALL. At Heanor Sessions, on Monday, Mr. 3. Ormond applied for a music and dancing licence (;ln behalf of Thomas Brough, Nag's Head, eanor. It was stated that the Bench had refused to grant the licence since 1907, at which time a man was ...
... GAIETY MUSIC HALL, KING STREET, BELPER. Open every evening with first-class Talent. Change weekly. ADMISSION FREE. GLASSES ONLY SERVED. m” ; - i ) g AR , Public Potires, ...
... THE MUSIC HALL STRIKE, The strike of music hall artistes has rvaturally been a matter of great anxiety to managers, not only those who were immediately affected, and obliged to close their establishments, but to others who feared that they might be left ...
... a music hall in order to amass a rapid fortune, and whether or not the fact is accounted for by excessive oomfitit.ion, it is obvious that theatres and music halls do not always produce to those who lease them, “ the potentiality of growing rich beyond ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTKB AMONG VICTIMS. Many of the passengers appenrto have been music hall artistes of the acrobat and comic singing class, and the vandeville world at Marseilles, where the victims were well-known, is plunged intv mourning. Among the artistes ...
... A MUSIC HALL DESTROYED BY FIRE. On Saturday night Darland’s Star Music Hall, in Upgor Sans-street, Sunderland, was entirely destroyed by fire. About balf-past seven o'clock, when the place was crowded with people, flames were observed in the interior ...
... THE PANIC IN A LIVERPOOL MUSIC HALL. The Colosseum Music Bnll.hh Paradise-street, Uv'mmm-kht last week the scene of a panic, which resulted in the death of 37 rcnnu and serious injury to many others.—The folowing particulars are given of the dreadful ...
... OFFICERS APOLOGISE FROM A MUSIC HALL STAGE. A correspondent of the “ Yorkshire Post says: An unrehearsed incident took place at the second performance of a London euburban music hall one evening last week. Three young secondlieutenants continually i ...
... A BURGLAR CAPTURED, BURNING OF A MUSIC HALL. On Sundsy evening Luaby’s Masic |Hall, one of the fargest and most popular in London, was destroyed by fire. The tavern in connection with the property frouts the Mile End-road, tbe hall proper standivyg some ...
... SIR EDWARD MOSS DEAD. MAN WHO MADE THE MODERN MUSIC HALL. Sir Edward Moss died on Monday at his Scottish residence, Middleton lla?\, Gorebridge, Midiothian, at the aie of sixty. He revolutionised music-hall entertaine ments in this oount»ri by organising ...
... y Gare Try Music HaLL, KING STREET, BELPER. Manager Mr. FRED ADAMS, ‘When going to the Gaiety the other day— The place was so puk::,l couldn’t long stay. Frep Apaus, the Manager, caters so nice, He gets the best talent not caring for price. To please ...
... Garery Music HaLL, KING STREET, BELPER. Manager 5 - Mr. FRED ADAMS. When going to the Gaiety the other day— The place was so packed I couldn’t long stay. FreD Apams, the Manager, caters so nice, He gets the best talent not caring for price. To please ...