... THE MUSIC HALL HOME. A meeting in connection with the Music Hall Home Fund was held at the Three Stags, Kennington2 on Tuesday afternoon. Mr R. V. SIMONS presided, and there was a fairly good attendance. At the opening of the proceedings Mr CECIL MERRIE ...

... Miss Clara Wieland, and one Hewitt, each claimed to be entitled to receive 40 paid into court by the proprietors of Gatti's Music Hall, Charing-cross. Miss Wieland had a month's engagement at Gatt's at 20 a-week, and received her first fortnight's salary ...

... Monday last, GEORGE ;alis h aged twenty-four, who was remanded is t k on the charge of hanging about the of the Canterbury Music Hall, inter- cep otists and demanding money as a bribe for opal nlse within the building, was again , lu before Mr BiRoe, at ...

... made until the 21st, when the borough surveyor will give his opinion on the building. Mr Morgan Roes snext applied for a music hall licence for Mr Dolph Levino, and called Alderman Waring to prove the substantial nature of the structure. Mr Parker, from ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. WHITSUNTIDE at the halls is to be marked br no par- ticular novelty. The Empire postpones the production of its new ballet, On the Beach, a glorified and up-to- date version of By the Sea, until mid-June. The principal comic singers ...

... MUSIC HALL CELEBRITIES. (ILLUSTRATED.) MISS MARIE LLOYD. The leading serio of the variety stage is the ver- dict of those who traffic in the turns of the music halls- and the phrase will do sufficiently well to suggest the eminence.of Marie Lloyd, ...

... have not yet thrown up thie sponge. I am not content to sit down and fail. And I can assure him that, so far as music halls and music hall song-wvriting is concerned, I am one of the rankest outsiders, and he has most wofully missed his mark int alluding ...

... MUSIC HALL SONGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EHA. Sir,-Having read an. article in a penny daily paper respecting Music Hall Songs (which I consider is cal- culated to cause a widespread injury to both music ball artistes and authors), in justiceto the music ...

... remind him that we of the music hall profes- sion have two excellent societies in full working order for the relief of such cases as he has been good enough to bring before our notice, ?? Music Hall Sick Fund and the Music Hall Artistes Association, I ac ...

... MUSIC HALL SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-A few weeks ago there was an advertisement in your paper emanating from the, administrators of the Music Hall Sick- Fund, nominating a certain day as Sick Fund Saturday, and calling upon the members ...

... MUSIC HALL SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In reply to Mr Coborn's letter respecting ,Music Hall Artists' Sick Fund Saturday, permit me, for his edification and for the information of others who may require it-be there any-to state that the ...

... receive the names of managers who will amalgamate in the defence of the rights of music hall proprietors and artistes. Y ours faithfully, W. BODIE. i Empire Music Hall, Macclesfield, March 8th, 1899. S MR GEORGE BOOKER has written to us from the E Cape ...