... were owing £5 13s id, and had all along ofiered to pay sum, but they disputed the balance of £3 12s 7d. The pursuers were music hall artistes, and entered into a contract with the defenders. The Sheriff—Are they artistes or agents Mr M'Kirdy—A sketch c ...

... tension, it Is more desirable than ever that should be able to forget for brief Intervals. Some seek relief In the pictures or music hall, others In football, greyhound racing or whatever amusements may be to their liking Our own particular diversions as dog ...

... Pavilion is provided Langford and Ella. They give sensational novelty of gymnastic nature such one seldom sees in provincial music hall. The equal balancing the horizontal scale ladder clever piece work and the enthralling part of the act finishes in the breakaway ...

... although succeeded in forcing cheer ful words of farewell to her. Then ho passed out of the house and made nia wav to the music hall; but only just in time. for. passed his wat at the piano, received a scowl from the musical director, who never tired taking ...

... no doubt two sides to the music-hall controversy, which hts been Hgiia* ing the minds of a great many people immediately interested in it. On the one hand, it certainly cannot hi said that one has only to establish a music hall in order to a uass a rapid ...

... fixed up Terence Morgan, the Welsh bantam-weight champion, to fight Willie Vint, of Hellshill. the Scottish champion, at the Music Hall, Tuesday, .lanuary If). 'I fight will l»e over three-minute rounds at Bst- Slh., w> igli-in day contest. SCOTTISH BROADCASTING ...

... occasional visit to a theatre to see a web-acted play was no longer enough. Night after night had to l»c spent theatres, music halls, and picture houses. Saturday after Saturday at exciting foot1»aJI matches were often followed by Ixiuts of drinking. For ...

... well-known locally. rhapelliall Welfare defeated Calder- J. M.. always anxiou- to give work bank Welfare in the return at to the Music Hall artist-, ha- acceedcd Masonic Mealing four games to one. .to the requests, and the programme A special meeting of the Roliert ...

... determined and proven; The writer is a Wall Street broker. An American first, last and always, but bit different to our music hall imitation of the “typical” American. He neither wears horn-rimmed glasses not yet does he speak through his nose, but we ...

... t provided this week, yet, over and above this “stai” we have two other turns whieh have figured prominently uj>on city music hall programmes. Billy is in himself unfathomahlc well mirth and humour. His appearance the stage is the signal for a rousing ...

... a few heart broken words, and the tragedy is p ayed. Mr John 1. Traynor, the author, the rancher, refutes the lie that music hall audiences want lot of shouting and clap trap. holds the audience throughout dramatio suggestion. One can hear a pin drop ...

... variety artistes. All possess groat experience and know exactly what is required to achieve popularity and renown on the music hall platform. Wo looked tor great things and wo have not disappointed. Tito world-famous Pete and Minnie Lee arc seen in their ...