... THE STRAND MUSIC HALL. - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, MARCH 7, IN RE J. B. STE VENS.-The bankrupt, one of the directors of the Strand Music Hall, was described as of Kilburn, of no business or occupation. He ascribes his failure to his havingincurredliabilities ...

... Buffalo Music Hall, for 2, wages due. Mr M'Gonigal appeared for the plaintiff and Mr Whittaker for the defendant. Ivy Stuart, examined, said she had been engaged for a fortnight to sing. in the Buffalo Music Hall by the defendant at 2 a week. She took a ...

... out that the circus was not a proper place for a music hall, as it was built almost entirely of wood, and consequently very susceptible to fire. A few months ago Derby was without a permanent music hall, and with the Empire in existence, he considered ...

... Lyle, and she earned her livelihood as a music-hall artiste. She was twenty-four years of age. The defendant was a potter residing at Blurton Green Farm, Blurton, Staffordshire. The parties met at Longton Music Hall in November, 1887, and became engaged ...

... MUSIC HALL PROSECUTION. On Tuesday, at the Police-court, Manchester, James Pymer, the holder of the beer and wine licence at the Folly Theatre, Peter-street, appeared before Mr Headlam, the stipendiary magistrate, in answer to a summons charging him with ...

... MUSIC HALL CONTRACTS, In the Court of Queen's Beneb, on Tuesday, the case of Phillips v. Alhambra Palace Company was decided. This was an appeal from the decision of the Judge of the Kingston-upon-Rull County Court giving judgment for the plaintiffs in ...

... Id. for n a programme inside. Thr eitertainient was rescrihcel t as George Twining's Conicert. It was an ordiniary a music hall pserformaiiee, alnd there was a boxinig exhibi- tion towardis the close. The place was packed. At tilh e ' iloor were a ...

... MUSIC HALL LITIGATION. At the Great Grimsby County Court, on Thursday week last, Judge Stephen had before him the case of O'Connor and wife v. Curry. The plaintiffs, profes- sional singers, sued the defendant, Mr H. J. Curry (pro- prietor of the Prince ...

... MUSIC HALL COMPANIES. In the Lord Mayor's Court, on Thursday, the case of Cramer v. Elbotough came on for trial before the Recorder (Sir T. Chambers, ?? and a ?? jury. The plaintiff, Mr B. F. Cramer, an accountant, sued the defendants, Messrs Elborough ...

... THkI MUSIC HALL TRAGEDY. I On Monday, at the Lambeth Police-court, Nathanicl ti Curraah, aged fifty-three, engineer, was charged on W remand, before Mr Biron, Q.C., with the wilful murder la of George Thomas Gorin, better known as Letine, by P f stabbing ...

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... replied to the letter. Affidavits by Mr anees lijernan, of the Paddington Music Hall, and S~ i. a. P. Roach, of the Grand Theatre, were also !t is T~ey alleged that in the music hall profession sel mew elates meant three more periods of ~ecks nights each ...