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... Music Hall. Week-End Tit-Bits TO-DAY. NORTH REGIONAL, 8 p.m.: Buxton Municipal Orchestra. NORTH NATIONAL, 8 p.m.: Music Hall. TO-MORROW. NORTH NATIONAL, 9.5 p.m.: Albert Sandler and Orchestra. FECAMP, 10 p.m.: Selections from The Gondoliers.” ...
... best the broadcast entertainers. I thought the announcer who open the music hall feature was just a lit 1 too hearty. There is more than way of saying, “Ladies and gentlem music hall! One way would be to say it friendly, quiet manner, suggestive good things ...
... Music Hall. TO-DAY. NORTHERN (668kc.5.; 449.1 m.). 10.15—The Dully Servkv. Time Signal, Greenwich, at 10.30. 10.30 —Weather Forecast for Fanners Shipping. 10.45 The 8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. Anne Stuart (soprano), 11.45 Programme of Gramophone Records ...
... Music Hall; ...
... chamber music, while in the Music Hall series Mrs. Jack Hylton and her new dance band won warmer applause than I have heard for a long time. In association with this Music Hall feature Dale and O’Malley were heard in some clever Joking, amid which I was ...
... excellent music hall. Music Hall was excellent. Beryl Orde’s impersonations were the best I have heard Maa Hatters Band earned all the applause they got, and more Udl ° we want more of this band. Their funmaking and gagging was original and atTt* g f ...
... MUSIC HALL ALDERSHOT CADET FINED FOR TWO ASSAULTS. disorderly scene caused army cadets tho Hippodrome Music-hall, Aldershot, had a sequel yesterday at the local policecourt. Simon F. Spicer, cachet, of the Royal Military College, Camberley, was eummoued ...
... MUSIC HALL MEMORIES. Memories of the old Alhambra would be conjured up by the third instalment of the series appearing under the heading of The Old Music Halls.” Shades of Marie Lloyd, Arthur Roberts and others of a famous group, would arise as the old ...
... Music Hall and Theatres. The Palace, which occupies the side on which the Prince of Wales’ Theatre and baths stood, is the most modern of the three theatres. The foundationstone w as laid by G. R. Sims in 1897, and since then it has been altered and improved ...
... MUSIC HALL PROFITS. Good trade bad trade, pleasure increasing degree seems have the first call on the people’s pocket. The Manchester and Ardwick Empire announces interim dividend the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, while the Leicester Palace Theatre ...
... Music Hall: The Grenadier TO-DAY, NORTH REGIONAL (479.2 m.) ...
... THE MUSIC HALL WAR. ARBITRATORS’ INTERIM AWARD. - Mr. Askwith, the arbitrator, who has been accepted by both sides to settle the issues the music-hall strike, has issued his interim report. Apparently the acceptance of this award will necessitate the ...