... AT THE MUSIC HALL n>« dock driving •ighl m I •'rime opm Ik* of th« music hdl, ami p*»»iii({ quickly along stone floor pntoml tlie hall, 'llie oirtain jiist up. and two ladies in shal'hy fair wigs, big Hack hats, and Tclrct dr ...

... MUSIC HALL MORALITY. WE not clearly understand the extreme irritation caused by Mr. M‘Dougall’» action against the music halls. He is doing for them very zealously, and apparently with tuocess, precisely the work which the Examiner of Plays does with ...

... MUSIC HALL LICENSES. Time was when the period for the granting of new and the renewal of old licenses for music halls and dancing establishments was looked forward to eagerly. But since Cremorne was abolished and the Argyll transformed, little interest ...

... LONDON MUSIC HALL, THERE is very great competition among music-hall managers to discover new “turns.” They know (says “Stage Stories”) the attraction a novelty has for the public, and will give almost any price for one. Some years ago a certain enterprising ...

... IN A LONDON MUSIC HALL When Albert Clieralier made Li« fir*t appearan at the Paragon, be a bit nervous as to the way which genuine East Enders to the manner bom might regard him and his coster ballads. A night or two after, however, he waa reassured ...

... MUSIC HALL ARTIST AT HOML EW WITH UR ARTHUR (ROBERTS. ITR. Arthur BoberU, ail the abandon of pink and •IUL white tennis coat, sitting in capacious chair in a drawing-room of which fashionable actress might be proud, and Mr. Arthur Roberts as we see him ...

... In a London Music Hall. A story is told .of certain London music-hall, which bore the unenviable reputation of possessing absolutely the worst band in existence. On benefit night sjtar had promised to do turn,” and in consequence the hall was filled to ...

... In a London Music Hall. manager of certain West End music-hall has system of liis own. Whenever he sees a man coming in with too much Scotch and soda aboard he tells him there was mistake in selling the ticket ns it has already been sold, and that the ...

... 30219450914616 In a London Music Hall. There are hundreds of instances of the flippancy of the gods” in theatres, and here is another which is absolutely true- It was at a variety hall, and a dramatic sketch, entitled “Retribution,” was in progress. ...

... h-! Masher and the Music Hall Artist, r Robey, like Mr. Toole and many ■r oomod'an past and present, ia exceedingly i ~, practical joke. He tells a story of one ■ ■ i>n masher acquaintance. :.. many halls you do a night, Wobey, old said this Johnny him ...

... IN A LOW PARIS MUSIC HALL. Where is the MoDouroll of Paris? asks oontemjjcrary. Music-hall taste in Paris seems at present be curious kind. One leading place of entertainment is filled nightly to overflowing, l>eoplo paymg two and three francs for a seat ...

... Amusing Scene at a Music Hall. Apropos of the late Dan Leno’s early stage experiences, Mr. T. M'Donald Reudle tells an amusing story. gentleman, owning a flourishing music-hall In the centre of a colliery district, used to offer, as an additional inducement ...