... having lately (after a long competition) been won outright. APPENDED is a further list of subscriptions received towards the Music Hall Fund of the Queen's Jubilee Narses' Institute:- s . d. Ls. d. Col. and Sheriff Pro- The Granville, Wal- byn and O1r Sheriff ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSIC HALL OPERATIVES TRADE UNION The first annual meeting of this young and flourishing Organisation was held at the Store-street Hall, Totten- bam-court-road, on Sunday evening last, the time fixed for the commencement of the proceedings ...

... MUSIC HALL AMENITIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Mr Belmont's attempted satire in reply to my letter is too utterly refreshing. I am not a satirical but a business man, and his funnyisms only prove mv case. As to professionals in the provinces not ...

... the case of Day v. Titus and another. The ulaintiff was proprietor of a music hall at Birmingham, and the defendant, Mrs Titus, was a professional singer, who sang at music halls under the name of Miss Lydia Yeamans. On Oct. 10th, 1SS7, Mr Titus entered ...

... myself) of not less valise than 250, the event to take place at the next music hall sports at Lillie-bridge, on July 11th. I am, Sir, yours obediently, HERBERT CAMPBELL. Music Hall Artists' Association, 25, Russell-street, W.C., February 2'tb. 1S87. ...

... there appears a statement to the effect that I had the choice given me of appearing at Belmont's Sebright Music Hall or at the Foresters' Music Hall, and that I at once chose the latter. This I beg most emphatically to deny. Mr Friend wrote to me some time ...

... MUSIC HALL INSPECTION. The Proprietors of Entertainments Association have addressed the following letter to the Chairman of the London County Council:- 'Dear Sir, -Oa behalf of the music hall proprietors, and as secretary to their association, I beg to ...

... MUSIC HALL BUSINESS. In the Court of Queen's Bench, on the 11th inst. (before Mr Justice Kennedy without a jury), came on the case of Didcott and Co. v. Mason. The plaintiffs, MIessrs Hugh J. Didcott and Co., music hall agents, sued Mr Fred Mason, a music ...

... MUSIC HALL SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-Mr G. W. Hunt, in his reply to Mr 0. Coborn anent the disposition of the money collected on Music Hall Saturday, refers to the Music Hall Sick Fund Provident Society as the only benevolent society ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. TalE prospects of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund will doubtless brighten with the advent of peace; and it is hoped that the profession will in real earnest take interest in its work, for it has long since justified its existence by ...

... MUSIC HALL SONGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-I noticed in your paper of the 5th inst. a letter from that well-known vocal comedian Mr Charles Coborn on the subject of music hall songs, and I am sure the majority of music hall artists who are interested ...

... MUSIC HALL SONGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-So the time-honoured copyright grievance trots out again in all its pristine perversity. What a cantankerous old nightmare it is, to be sure ! Once more there is the usual scramble of front-rear and ...