... before the public for twenty years, and therefore commenced his career very young. His first appearance was made at the Star Music Hall, Bradford, then under the management of Mr William Taylor. From the first blaster Nolan made a favourable impression, and ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. '0 ;s NOTWITHSTANDING the hostile action of a, certain 1 ie section of the London County Council at the last in a kis licensing meeting, and the warnings then given, we dea , regret to find that there are still sundry performers on ...

... following is a copy of a testimonial presented to Mr A. Bushell, of the Gaiety Music Hall, Birming- hani :-Dear Sir,-We, the undersigned artistes engaged at the Gaiety Music Hall. desire to express our thanks for the thoughtful manner in which )ou have studied ...

... , from congestion of the lungs. By his death one of the oldest London music hall proprie- tors has been taken from our midst. He had been con- nected with the Marylebone Music Hall for upwards of thirty years. It is one of the smallest establishments ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. THE matinee in aid of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund will take place, by the permission of Mr Geo. Adney Payne, at the Canterbury on Monday, Nov. 16th. The entertainment commences at 1'30 in the afternoon, and a grand artistic combination ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. e IT is understood that the parts in the pantomime at s Drury-lane this Christmas will be almost entirely sus- el l tained by music hall artistes ; and some of our contem- S le poraries are considerably exercised in their minds it a ...

... create a system for closing instead of improving music halls. The association further desire me to draw your . attention to the fact that although aii artist or a pro- prietor may offend, the music hall itself as an institu- tion does iiot, and that although ...

... Morris, and Dr Marsb, Mr Quilliam applied, on behalf of Mr Henry De Freece, for a music hall licence for the Empire Music Hall, formerly known as the Gaiety Music Hall, in Camden-street. A fire had taken place at the house some three months ago, and this ...

... , Toffy's Trsottir, Thc Steeplechrtse, and a score of others. Mr Keegan is one of the most hard- working members of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund committee, anid is universally respected both by proprietors and the profession. MRS DAN LENO, her many ...

... Thursday, June 12th. All the star artistes of the music hall profession will appear on this occasion and many artistes from the leading London theatres. THE Royal Bears, ?? performing at the Oxford Music Hall, are having honours showered thick and fast upon ...

... per share on each of the shares. Count Max Hollander was in the chair. The resolution was carried unanimously. THE Roval Music Hall, Holborn, will be offered at the -Mart on Monday, March 2d, by Messrs Tabernacle. The hall will be sold in consequence of ...

... Music Hall Disputes. ROeBERTS v. TROTnANs AND FiNCH.-Mr Chester applied on Wednesday to Mr Justice Lush for an injunction to restrain Mr Finch from paying a legacy of 1,100 to one of the defen- dants, Mts Trotman, under the following circumstances. Mr ...