... Music Hall .. at the Grand. Wolverhampton music hall can say. /SHEv. without apology to the late Mark Twain, that the reports of its death are greatly exaggerated. For all the writing-off and killing-off that it has received, the music hall continues ...

... The Music Hall. Nothing can conceal the fact that the music hall in London is dying. Vie still have the Coliseum. Palladium, Holborn Empire. and a wavering Victoria Palace Wt. The seven others in outer London which have been 'sired for the talkies, had ...

... MUSIC HALL Lions. unions and other interested bodies. I do know that many organisations oppose 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. closing, he sad. The Opposition was friendly disposed towards the Bill. but would seek certain changes in committee. Lord Strathclyde. Minister ...

... MUSIC HALL Randolph Sutton and Stainless Stephen HOME SERVICE (203111., 391 m., and 449 m.) 4.30 J*'rea j'artley and his music; with Ernest Butcher and Alan Kane. 5.0 —News Welsh; and a talk in VV elsh. 5-20—Children: Voice of the Hills,’’ a Scottish ...

... Music hall Instead, this great divide in opposition has reduced itself to a couple of hyphens. What you have succeeded In doing. he said bitingly, is to emphasise what 1 said. There were such condescending gibes from Mr. Wilson as: It is no good ...

... THE MUSIC HALL Coming to more modern times. Mr. Hudd said the Mays of the Victorian era were chiefly on banal, sentimental themes. appealing mainly to the new middle classes. The music hall had developed from the demand of the common people of that time ...

... Music Hall THE GATEHOUSE THEATRE BOROUGH HALL, STAFFORD --- on THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17th FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th Performances commence 8 p m TICKETS: Thursday £e.so, Friday £3.00. Saturday £3.50 and can be obtained from the YFC ...

... casualties among the staff. The bombs struck the corridor of the hospital, which runs between the two main blocks. Music Hall Bomb.ed A music hall where many stars of the variety world have appeared was also bombed. Its interior was severely damaged when a ...

... 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 ...

... Music hall Instead, this great divide in opposition has reduced itself to a couple of hyphens. What you have succeeded in doing. he said bitingly, is to emphasise what I said. There were such condescending gibes from Mr. Wilson as: It Is no good ...

... Music hall Instead, this great divide in opposition has reduced itself to a couple of hyphens. What you have succeeded in doing, he said oitingly. is to emphasise what said. There were such condescend- It i gibes from Mr. Wilson as: It is no good ...

... MUSIC HALL An evening of music, song and Thursday, Friday & Saturday June sth, 6th and 7th, 1986 Each evening at 7.30 p.m. Under the Direction of Malcolm R. Webb Musical Director: Keith Allen Choreographer: Maggie Beaman Master of Ceremonies: Derek Wharton ...