... night ho dresses himself in his shabby threadlmre dress suit and starts off play the piano in the orchestra of a largo music hall from eight till after eleven. Hero ho sits and thumps out the accompaniments to comic songs that never make him laugh; listens ...

... progressing ! The BelUhill Theatre this week stage one of the finest programmes it hah ever been our privilege witness at this music hall. W. G. Webber, a first prize winner the Albert Hall, London, is most excellent vocalist, and is perhaps the most classical ...

... having roeently received the honour of the baronetcy from His Majesty the King. The presentation took place in the Coliseum Music Hall, Glasgow, at the conclusion of a siiecial variety performance in the presence of large audience, consisting entirely of ...

... stall-holders Crawford and Chirk abb) organise a•• friendly lead concert at screened ThVii-s.h.v- 1 • - 1 which die old-lime music hall stars Saturday Thi ■ ' l ' ll ' 1,11,1 «ive their services. The proceeds,, f orso'ig hits'au th.-llhoo ; f holhtav with ...

... meeting And 1 hate you! Yah! said Mr. Snivers. mimicked the girl’s voice with a precision that would have won him fame the music hall stage. ’ate.s you. I does. Bill. Y’ou’re a bad, ’orrid man. You’ve spoiled my nice drum, and 1 ’ates you Mr. Hogg considered ...

... Variety is added to her turn by some clever dancing, and in this siie is equally a great success. To all this cream of music hall talent there falls be added a splendid programme of pictures. On Monday night the crowded audience went into raptures over ...

... Kdinburgh V Huddier Than the Cherry.” Monday night. (Columbia D.B. l»i. ’O-lnch. 2/6. _ I For those radio fans who listen in Music Hall nights, two humorous sketches Clapbatn and Dwyer should appeal. The titles are Horses for Courses” (F.B 1tl7) and ’‘Cooking ...

... accustomed expect- -and to get. The outstanding contribution to the programme is Miss Florrie Galliuiore, the well-known music hall artiste and singer of many popular and catchy songs. Monday evening Miss met with enthusiastic reception, and the audience ...

... Tuesday and tVedneaday. Tins picture contains one of the most desperate fights ever seen since the famo..* John thrilled music hall audiences with his dramatic and apwtncular struggle in Humanity.” Here again the fight takes place on the staircase, and ...

... Stevenslon Street ; John Whiteside, Colliery Manager, Slcveustou Cottage; and others. Theatre.— This most popular resort ol music hall patrons going strong again this week, and has commanucd large audiences. flic question which troubles all those present ...

... octogenarians are Sir Thomas Roe, Sir Harry Kember, and Mr Jesse Colhngs. Mosscnd Pavilion.-—lt is means easy task provide music hall programme of attraction week after week to audience of critical taste, yet the Pavilion Management are peculiarly happy ...

... week to Edinburgh Festival audiences. He has been honoured, too, by an invitation take part in the first great “Scottish Music Hall” COOK BETTER the CO-OP WAY WITH A MESSAGE for MOTHER When your child refuses good food at mealtimes, looks pale and ...