... MUSIC HALL. THE Growing taste for Musical Performances ol high order and upon an extensive scale, renders it necessary that some suitable provision should made in Cambridge for the entertainment and amusement of the Public. While the acknowledged want ...

... MUSIC HALL. THE Growing taste for Musical Performances order and upon an exlensire scale, renders it necessary that suitable pro.isiou abould be made in Cambridge for entertainment and amusement of tbe Public. While acknowledged want has long been aupolled ...

... MUSIC HALL. Sir, - It appeals then, bj majority of the Town Council of yesterday, that Mr. Fawoetl’a memorial to certain extent their countenance. ' It is not for to addreaa a long epistle you on the subject. simply venture, thro* the medium of your columns ...

... MUSIC HALL. THHE Growing taste jfor Musical Performances JL of high order and upon an extensive scale, renders it necessary that some suitable provision should be made Cambridge for the entertainment and amusement of the Public. While the acknowledged ...

... Music Hall Artistes THE DIVORCE COI’RT. Mrs Rebecca Levy, known the Music Hall stage as Flo Elvin, was to-day granted (herre i‘i*i because of the misconduct and cruelty of her husband, Edward Lewis Levy, professionally known as Harry Day. Oxford Professor’s ...

... MUSIC HALL, &c. Sir, —I have carefully perused your report of the proceedings at general meeting of gentlemen favourable to the establishment of a Music Hall, Baths, and Washhouses.” The meeting was convened to afford information and to elicit opinions ...

... THE LAMB MUSIC HALL. DfarSir,—l was much pleased with your remarks about the so-called Music-hall, and surprised that the Petition so many respectable people living in the neighbourhood, failed in putting a stop to this public nuisance. D übtl ...

... MUSIC HALL FOR B.E.F. Two music hall parties are being sent by N.A.A.F.i. to France this week-end to entertain the troops. One the variety shows—an all-male party—will go right to the forward areas and the other to the troops in the rear. Hal Jones, the ...

... THE NEW MUSIC HALL. Mr. Editor,—Will you allow me say a few words respecting the proposed New Music Hall and its site. It is quite natural that persons possessing property that don’t pay, should wish to get rid of it; this may be easily understood. I ...

... THE MUSIC HALL MURDER. At Lambeth Police-court Nathaniel Currab has been charged on remand with the wilful murder of George Thomas Garin, known Letine, outside the Canterbury Music Hall.—The widow of the deceased was in court, and cried bitterly during ...

... No music hall joke THE good old days are not going to slide by for a local group of over sixties. For they aim to take a step back to the old music hall days and stage a concert. Phyllis Elam, said: I am sure them are lots of people with top hats in ...

... NEW MUSIC HALL AND PUBLIC ROOMS COMPANY. CAMBRIDGE. Capital £17,500 in 3,500 Shares of each. LIMITED LIABILITY. The following Gentlemen (with power to add to their number) have coosenttd to form the PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE: Rev. R. Phelps, D.D., Master ...