... MUSIC HALL MURDER. igt4ENCE OF DEATH. Sentence of death was passed at the Old Bailey on Friday on Thomas William Jesshope, for .be murder of John Healey, a stage carpenter, at the Camberwell Empire on March 28. Jeashope, who was 32 years of age, was employed ...

... entered into a contract on her behalf for her appearance at the Buenos Aires Casino Music Hall. She asserted that Messrs. Sherek and Brag had described the music hall to her am a highclass plate of entertainment, but that when she arrived in Buenos Aires ...

... number of music hall artists recovered sumo of money varying from £l5 to £2O from Mr. Samuel Barnard, prop ietor of the Theatre Royal , Woolwich, for brach of oontract, owing, it was stated, to the county council having refused a music hall licence to ...

... she was their best frvend. The city is covered with flags at half-mast, and as boon as the death was known every theatre, music -hall, and place of entertainment was clasped. The - funeral will not tabs place until the return of Prince Waldemar, the princess's ...

... HUGE MUSIC-HALL SALARIES. A strong protest against the high salaries paid to music-hall artists was made by Mr. Tozer in presiding on Wednesday at the meeting of the shareholders of the Oxford Music Hall. He said although there had been a large increase ...

... was vaguely recognised as • most valuable member. The fact was, that he never went forth (or even fifth) to report upon a music hall, without having been previously made up by Clarkson. This fable shows that the most popular people are those of whom ...

... grotesque comic vocalist from the Royal Music Hall, Marvlebone ; MR. W. HARLEY, Buffo comic singer from Wilton’s New Music Hall; MISS JULIA HARLAND, The celebrated characteristic vocalist from Weston’s Music Hall, High Holborn, and the Crystal Palace; ...

... SAYS. The presentation of the freedom of the city of Aberdeen to Lord John Kussell took place on Weduesday afternoon, the Music Hall, before audience of about 3,000 persons by whom his lordship was most enthusiastically applauded. His lordship, having alluded ...

... LORD SELBORNE ON MR. GLADSTONE. The Earl of Belborne addressed a large Unionist meeting on Tuesday night in the Music Hall, Edinburgh. said they should not, for the sake of the Irish members, destroy the whole British constitution and reduce Imperial ...

... formerly belonged to the federation. but resigned from it owing to • difference which arose during the arbitration on the music hall dispute. The cane was eventually settled, the defendants agreeing to pay ElOO to • theatrical charity and to apologise to ...

... urged tbet the Government shoed ant themselves to !eyrielate under tie Messes of fear. A public of Liberals wee held in the Music Hall, Eden:n o on Wednesday night in support of the Irish et lho Government. Among the Takers were M.P., Mr. Henry ILL. and Lord ...

... ten years she had had music-hall engagements in the name of Lady Mengel and Juveniles in all parts .of the country. At one time she had sixteen children as pupils; now she had nine. Some years ago she purchased the Tivoli Music Hall, Bristol, for 27.000 ...