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... MUSIC HALL. It fells a human story and in Its telling introduces list of variety entertainers of such calibre that theatre the country could afford to pot them the same programme. Old and new favourites of the variety stage in one big show. M* •mu OuarmntMd ...
... Monday and Tuesday— Similar to the Alhambra! MURDER IN THE MUSIC HALL (a) Starring Vera Hniba Ralston and William Marshall. ALSO A GUY COULD CHANGE (a) With Allan Lane and Jane Kruse. ...
... THE.. CINEMA WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 31, IM3. OooUnuom from « pjn. Monday to aaturd>y. Monday and Tueaday— MUSIC HALL PARADE (u) Starring BILLY COTTON and His Band. TONI GAMBLE and FREDDIE FORBES. Wednesday and Thursday— ESCAPE FROM HONG KONG (a) ...
... MOTHERWELL 2! THE COUNTY’S SUPER CINEMA To-day and Saturday—MUßDEß IN THE MUSIC HALL. Week commencing Monday. September 23, 1946. ALL WEEK. SAN ANTONIO ,a * Starring ERROL FLYNN. ALEXIS SMITH A thousand thundering thrills. Warner's adventure of the century ...
... GAZETTE. Friday, April 30, 1918. na .ov^ Uw ** hib iti o MUSIC HALL, GEORGE SU EDINBURGH SATURDAY, In* (o SATURDAY, B(Jb MAY Open Irt 3p.m.-9pjn., Monday, 3rd—Saturday, Htb May, II a.m. -9 p.m. Official opening ceremony by Mr. John Davidson, President ...
... 25, IMP. Thursday, Friday and Saturday— This one Is bigger than Music Hall Parade. DISCOVERIES (a) With CARROLL LEVIS’ STAR DISCOVERIES. In this one you have all the stars of the music hall and screen discovered” by the greatest finder them all—Carroll ...
... headed WILI. HAY, bringing in all the old stage favourites, singing the good old songs. The film that Will Hay’s millions of music hall and radio fans have been waiting for. You have everything here—old-time singing and dancing. ...
... Walk I realised that that part of Cockney London would not for much longer remain the inspiration of song writers and the music hall. Very rapidly its buildings are dunging, chiefly due to the work of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who must be the ...
... particular, satisfying and pleasing. No bet’er variety pro gramme could be placed before the most fastidious frequenter the music hall than that submitted for approval this week. The great •* Rocby,” the acknowiedged copestone eccentricity, tops the bill ...
... blackmailer. On Thursday. Friday and Saturday also ”t*atbet(.ne I’arade ly.tS brings the screen comolete music hall programme of eminent vaudeville artistes popular on the radio and in films*—» Hillv Reid and his Accordeon Band. he Hillbillies The Myles ...
... JACK HALEY and TONY MARTIN. ALSO - LYNN BARI and MICHAEL WHALEN In PARDON OUR NERVE (u) Friday, 29th December—Two days. MUSIC HALL PARADE With BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND. ...
... 'B7 Tickets Available from: Advance Booking Office, Civic Centre, %Wsms nd el p a all mnm District Libraries. OLD TYME MUSIC HALL 1.30 pm :: £1.50. The people’'s GILBERT & SULLIVAN 7.30 pm. Chorus £l. Audience £1.50 Late Night JAZZ SWING 'B7 UPSTAGE ...