... MUSIC HALL SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In reply to Mr Coborn's letter respecting ,Music Hall Artists' Sick Fund Saturday, permit me, for his edification and for the information of others who may require it-be there any-to state that the ...

... MUSIC HALL CELEBRITIES. (ILLUSTRATED.) MISS MARIE LLOYD. The leading serio of the variety stage is the ver- dict of those who traffic in the turns of the music halls- and the phrase will do sufficiently well to suggest the eminence.of Marie Lloyd, ...

... DRAMATIC AND MUSIC HALL TRADES UNION, The first half-yearly meeting of the Union was held on Sunday evening last at Store-street Hall, Totten- ham-court-road. The spacious building was literally packed, and a considerable contingent of members was unable ...

... Take the president, a, for instance. He was once a music hall manager. io Another member lately applied for, and was refused, a 3r music hall licence, and several others have to thank the le music halls for their present position. Indeed, music ly hall ...

... MUSIC HALL SONGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-I have a great aversion to rushing into print, but the following is my excuse. Mr Philip Stephens in your last issue says the law is in a very unsatis- factory condition. That is just the point. I ...

... MUSIC HALL CELEBRITIES. (ILLUSTRATED.) S1ISS FLORRIE WEST. ONE might almost say that Miss Florrie West was born on the stage, for her cradle was often her mother's stage basket in the dressing-room. She is the daughter of Will and Emma West, the well-known ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. MR M'DouGALL scented impropriety in the practice Y followed at a certain music ball, of admitting on one H night in the week the 1ladies free, if accompanied by te 5a gentlemen. This custom obtaina at several of the ml smaller variety ...

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... MUSIC HALL CONTRACTS In the Court of Queen's Beneb, on Tuesday, the case of Phillips v. Alhambra Palace Company was decided. This was an appeal from the decision of the Judge oi the Kiingston-upon-Hull County Court giving judgment for the plaintiffs in ...

... receive the names of managers who will amalgamate in the defence of the rights of music hall proprietors and artistes. Y ours faithfully, W. BODIE. i Empire Music Hall, Macclesfield, March 8th, 1899. S MR GEORGE BOOKER has written to us from the E Cape ...

... THE MUSIC HALL SYNDICATE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,- The London Pavilion, Limited. The New Tivoli, Limited. The Oxford, Limited. I was much astonished this morning to receive notices of meetings to remove Mr Payne from the boards of the above companies ...

... MUSIC HALL GOSSIP. AN extraordinary general meeting of the Oxford shareholders was held at that hall on Thursday after- noon, under the presidency of Mr Hugh Astley. The meeting was called to consider the position of Mr Charles S. Gover, one of the directors ...