... were bound to grant a license for the sale of intoxicatinw 1 quors theatres ou production of the theatrical license for music hall or theatre. ...

... Coined ne - and t)ancer. MARIS ' ' Character and, Classical Dances. ' the'' . their Ureal T. DAVIS, ' 'Ccmadian and Mimic Music' Hall 21 ALLAN STUART: In Scottish Song, Story and TH&EE NESLOS, tuul ...

... during the coming winter. Under a scheme devised by chairman of the E.NS.A. Northern Regional Committee local theatrical and music hall managers are being approached with a view to their making up afternoon Partiesof professional artistes provnle this additional ...

... telegraphic news last week we mentioned the failure of Mr. James Kirk, formerly Glasgow and Bristol, since then London, music hall proprietor, company director, and licensed victualler, appears that the debtor was formerly a grocer, then became licensed ...

... ALLEGED PARIS BOND ROBBERY. TWO ARRESTS. .young Frenchman and a music hall artist were arrested last night Southampton in connection with Paris bond robbery. Both London and Paris detectives were present jivhen they were taken into custody and it was ...

... Mil ON THE FILM Music hall engagements obtained for Mr. Horatio were the subject claim in Uic Westminster County Court by Mr. Austin Fryers, theatrical manager, for to be due. Mr. Fryers said that a film called Truth ajid Justice*' was produced, and ...

... In the Common Pleas Division, last week, the of Leona Dare obtained a vei diet against the V of the Oxford Music Hall in the action to recove session ...

... Piccadilly-circus last evening. The police evidence was the effect that defendants endeavoured enter the London Pavilion Music Hall without paying, and that subsequently they moved away arm arm towards Shaftesburyavenue, sweeping the pavement as they went ...

... ami remains at 2 per cent., at which was fixe 1 the Jan. At meeting the operative held Thur - day evening at the Cambridge Music Hall, London.it was resolved that the men should be allowed take 9d. Pr hour if they could not get Ojd. The strike, therefore ...

... Streatham, the counsel for the shareholders, insisted that at least one principle should be universally applied and one special music hall should not be placed at a disadvantage in comparison with its neighbour. He submitted tbat the present regulations were ...

... CHARLES COBORN. Veteran of the Music Halls Seriously 111. Charles Coburn, the famous music hall and walking comedian, who achieved fame many years ago with his song, The man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo,'' is seriously ill with pneumonia at Ormskirk ...

... MAKES OVER A HUNDRED CHANGES OF COSTUME WITHIN A QUARTER OF AN HOUR. FREGOLIA, WHO SCORED A GREAT TRIUMPH AT THE OXFORD MUSIC HALL EARLIER IN THE YEAR, HAS ASTONISHED AUDIENCES ALL OVER THE WORLD BY HER CLEVER ACTING AND BY THE MARVELLOUS RAPIDITY OF ...