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... THE MUSIC HALL. Probably there are many people who can remember the old days when the stout chairman and the red-nosed comedian were recognised institutions of the music hall. Miss Rosamond Smith, the chairman of the Theatr es and Music Halls Committee ...
... MUSIC HALL did not have much in hand ever Black Abbott at Cheltenham, but now that the gelding has shown himself back in form and sound again, he may take the open steeplechase. Neither of Coulthwaite's in the Hanta Hurdle is due to run, but Harpenden ...
... The Music Hall*. Birmingham Empire.—Two patriotie items, powerful one-act play. The Woman of Louvain,” by John J. Brandon, with Miss Mary Mayfren in the title role, and a pretty eong-scena There’s long, long trail,” are the principal features at the Empire ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. license having recently been granted to this place of amusement, it was opened for the firat time under the new arrangement yesterday evening, under the superintendence of Mr. Glydon, gentleman well known caterer for that class of amusements ...
... MUSIC HALL& A now comedy mue, Harmony Rall.: will seen at the Enapirs Amongst* the entertainers in it are Jiro Morrison and His Hand Maisie Terrine, a charming leading lab, aml Billy 'Lay, who ewes as the duet laughter raiser. Lon Hatt)* esentributee ...
... History of the Music Hall. The lecture ought really to have been! entitled The History of Mr. Crane, by , Himself. for that was what it mainly; consisted of. But since Mr. Crane has spent half a century in close touch with the music-halls, the title was ...
... Music Hall Empire.—A bright revue containing many original features, Fast and Furious received an ovation at the popular Empire Theatre last evening. Produced in eight scenes, the revue justifies its title to the hilt, and provides a thoroughly enjoyable ...
... THE MUSEUM MUSIC HALL. To-nigbt the frequenters of Mr. Biber’s admirable publio ball will bod a programme provided for their amusement the equal of which is seldom met with in provincial music halls. The company, not entirely, is nearly altogether a fresh ...
... Music Hall Nights Illnstrattd. 66. net. A book to set aglow the tnemorie! of the Peter Pane of the music - hall. —Stage. JIM BARNES A. Guide to Good Golf Winner of tho 1925 Open Golf Championship. With numerous illustrations and diagrams. 6s. 6d. net ...
... Music Hall Politics. One sympathises with the indignation Mre. Dora Shorter, the Irish poetess, wife of Mr. Clement K. Shorter, the offensive way in which Irish Nationalists are caricatured in some Erglish humorous papers and some English comedians ...
... MUSIC HALL REVUE Birmingham is in the unusual position of having no change in its once-nightly bill of fare at the theatres this week. The Prince of Wales Theatre is closed for a short pre-Christmas vacation; the Royal has White Horse inn for a second ...
... MUSIC HALL FAILS. NATIONAL WINNOR THIRD AT MANCHESTER RETURNS. CONJUROR 11. WINS MEDLOOK 1 . 30 - e s IrTOPI SKLLIPO 110 RA7I. ner to be sold t n iOO RA : 10 Iwo sibs. I.St. Mr. r Arnold. HOMAYMCI.4I/r h. nos Bye-Pleldwown o y. 10-0 .A. Smith y 1 ...