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... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. aIR T. G. FARDELL, the new M.P. for Paldington, has been elected chairman of the Theatres and Music Ralls Committee of the ?? in place of Mr Richard Roberts, the late chairman. The contest was a close one, Mle Fardell being chosen by ...
... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. M ARTnuR YATES, son of the late Mr Edmund Yates, has been appointed by Mr Newson-Smith acting- manager to the Oxford in place of Mr J. Howell, who has gone to the Palace. MISS KATIE LAWRENCE, after a successful season in town, commenced ...
... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. MR GEORGE ADriEY PAYNu has retired from the managing-directorship of the Oxford. Pavilion, and Tivoli. Mr Payne announces that he will continue to remain an ordinary director, and that he will still give his best advice to his colleagues ...
... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. Miss CISSIE LOFTUS (Mrs J. H. M'Carthy) has recently blossomed into a poetess, and her volume, First Verses, is much discussed in New York society. One of the poems, Over Sea, contains the following verse:- I write upon this last ...
... crowd at this pl function. TEc Theatres and Music Halls Committee has caused ishbe served upon Mr C. Dundas Slater, the manager of ho lamisra, tbe following notice :- The attention of the Theatres and Music Halls Committee of the saden ?? Council has been ...
... other.. It was a6 merry party, a fine Sunday, and a summer sea. Mn FRED GIiFFfTHi5S good work has been recognised bh tie Music Hall Benevolent Fund, who have pre- sented that gentleman with a very beautiful case of 1latei knives ard forks in a handsome ...
... noubiIugv. MUSIC HALL ENGAGEMENTS te At the St. Helens County Court, on Wednesday, Mr of Charles Liptrot, proprietor of the Salisbury Hotel and d Music Hall, St. Helens, brouzht an action to recover 13s. from Fred. Granville, music hall artist, for breach ...
... MUSIC HALL ACTION. At the Rochester County Court, last week, before Judge Cox awl a jury, the case of Chaneey v. Slither- land was heard. Mr Jno. Chaner, proprietor of the Gaiety Theatre of Varieties, Chatlham, and of the Prince of Wales' s Music Hall ...
... trouble whatever, to the enclosed music hall. A few evenings since, when a heavy shower commenced, the entire audience, numbering over 2,000 people, were lowered by the elevators and comfortably quartered in the music hall within a period of seven minutes ...
... 3IUSIC NlALJL GOSSIP. IT will be seen, by l letter in another column, that the Music Hall Sports are not to be abandoned this year, notwithstanding the announcements put forth by lr G. W. Hunt. A strong committee has been formed, and it is proposed to ...
... Burglar retired to the bar without any further desire to make the acquaintance of his admirer. FRoif the headquarters of the Music Hall Artists' Cricket Club, the Canterbury Theatre of Varieties, we have received their programme of matches for the season 1891 ...
... behalf of My Charles Relf, of the Royal Albert Music Hall, Canning-town, applied for a dancing licence. He said that it had been held some time ago that a music licence was all that was required for a music hall, but recently the London County Council made ...