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... W Brown. Kirk. ham, Angus. CRICKETER AS SINGER. James Cutmore, the Essex bataman, will make his first appearance a 5 a music-hall astist- at Walthamstow - Palace next Monday. He will sing sentimental songs, which he has been rehearsing for the past week ...
... Barnard, carries on the theatre at Woolwich, stated. “It was my iather who originated the twice nightly performances in the music-hall and aleo the use of a gallery. “Among the artiste my father discovered were Bessie Bellwood and ‘Little Tich'.” ...
... gathering of friends, and the presents included a motor car and several pianoe. Recently Mr Darewski has appeared om the music hall stage as a pianist, and his last appearanee was three monthe ago. ...
... MUSIC HALL VENTURE 3 — Sir H. Wood and His : I Orchestra Sir Henry Wood and his Queen’s “Hall g { Symphony Qrchestra are to make 5 new departure in January, when for three wWeeks they are to play three times a day at the | London Coliseum. ! “It will ...
... DEATH OF J. W. RICKABY Famous Music-H all Comedian and His Songs A prominent figure on the music-hall stage, Mr J. W. Rickaby, died yesterday at his home at Brixton after an illness extend.- mf,ovcr three months. e was 50. He began his career as a baritone ...
... perhaps better known to our readers than to oursejves. There is, in addition, a full *bill” of artistes well-known in the music hall vorld, who are all worthy of their place in the programme, which appears extremely werthy of patronage. ...
... directo:s of one of the best-known cinema circuits. They decided to reinforce the silent screen by engaging famous vocalists and music-hall stars, 0 Mr Alfred Snape, the managing director of the company, said :— “ Vocalists who will appear include Mr Frank Mullings ...
... to the Board of Education urging that the conditions of the employment of young persons between 14 and 18 at theatres, music-halls, picture halls and public dance halls, should be subject to similar superv'sion as for chil dren between 12 and 4. ...
... SEX WAR “CONSPIRACY.” Bishop on Danger of Music- Hall Jokes i Dr Guy Warman, Bishop of Manchester, and a former Vicar of Bradford, who recently uttered a warning sgainst the danger of a conflict for mastery between the sexes, said yesterday: “If marriage ...
... Mouday, Nov, 18 Dr Knowles was found guilty at Kumas, Ashanti, of the murder of hig wife, 10rmerly Miss Madge Clifton, a music-hall artst, He was sentenced to death, but that sentence wis commuted to penal servitude for life. He was brought to England ...
... closes upon them. In the strects they learn the music of the &lreets, the foolish comio or sentimental songs and tunes of the music-hall whieh for s 0 many of their elders, are the only music. It's in the home where thas injurious jufluence upon them can best ...
... . THE MISSING KISS MOUTORING INJURIES TO MiISS MONA GREY Miss Mona Grey, the music-hall artist, of Elgin Avenue, London, was the plaintiff in an action before Mr Justice Horridge and a special jury in the King's Bench Division yesterdav, when she sued ...