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... highest class. It was after there successes in the various competitions that the Brennans commenced their most successful music-hall career. Their first big engagement was with tne Moss Kmpires, the tour in this instant extending over four years, and during ...
... has partly solved this,problem is to speak truly. Indeed, that notice house full” c onspicuous outside many theatres and music-halls could, in all sincerity, Ik; exhibited outside* the Co-operative Hall during the progress of a meeting of Pals old and new ...
... then adjourned the monument, where the offering wreaths took place. “shock” for dr. bodie. Dr Walford Bodie, the well-known music-hall artiste, met with serious accident last Friday night in Govan Town Hall. He was testing the current which passes through ...
... the broadcast programmes mid would lie a loss t«» the llsteuiligiu public if the best music-hall and theatrical talent was prevented from broadcasting. The music-hall managements appear doubt whether the microphone is good bad for the halls. Broadcasting ...
... that in making frantic efforts to show her affection half her Imklv into the carriajje —arul trot stuck. Max Terhune, noted music-hall comedian, who co-featnred with Bob LivinjT'ton and Ray Corrigan in Tow (lold ’* the siip|K)rting feature, has been on the ...
... Week. Mr Howard M. Lockhart of 8.8. C. compered the ahow, which was composed of some leading artistes from the tilasgow music halls. Artistes such Walter Jackson, Nicky Kidd, Stewart and Matthews, anil lamia Freeman are not to had very easily, but they ...
... written Mr. J. M. Glover, master of music at Drury Lane Theatre. Here is sample: Bankers’ sons not now give supper parties music-hall singers in disreputable little dancing clubs at thirty-five pounds head. They patronise the Carlton or the Ritz, and do ...
... Talbot O’Fairdk Rene Ray and John story, taken from the novel Mops* by Oliver Sandys. traces the ri>e of obscure little music-hall singer tamo and fortune the West stage. Talbot O* Farrell, the world-famoussinger Irish songs, makes Ins film debut in the ...
... ® Armine, the man who marries Bella Memories the •* good old days,” Donna ; Cedric Hardwicke a forceful xv,, f“ music halls were music halls— Dr Isaacson the medico who saves a““ Iwcrhonscs Umi, are revived by tie life of Nigel; Jeanne Stuart, se, i , ...
... was a real shooting war, believe me, with the Czar's troops doing plenty of it. NO CINEMA ADVERTS. But plenty about the music halls. Horn! ini was at the Palace. It took him minutes and twenty seconds to get out of box while the audience sat and smoked ...
... presided. In hi* address, Mr Alexander protnrted against the false conception irirfi humour and Irish character, current in the music-hall and .heap fiction. Irish humour was something higher than mere absurdities, and ho claimed that even when an Iriahr man ...
... THE 10 LOONIES, From ail the Leading Music Halle Great Britain. MAD MUSICIANS. Some Clever Pooling, combined tvilh some Good Music. ARK WE DOWNHEARTED? COME AND SEE ! DON’T fiil to eee BALMY BERTIE. ‘Air’ Performer. See the Balloon •go up.* DON’T fall ...