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... MUSIC HALL SALARIES. The late Mr. Fred Leslie ones declared that so long as he was drawing a salary of 1:60 a week he should not trouble himself about securing a theatre of his own. Such a salary appears to be a fairly comfortable one, but it is altogether ...
... THE MUSIC HALL STRIKE. The strike of music hall artistes has naturally been a matter of great anxiety to managers, not only to those who were immediately effected, and obliged to close their establishments, but to others who feared that they might be ...
... MUSIC HALL ARTISTS' APPEAL. In the COllll (Jr Appeal Mr. reed Sarno, the ntnsic-h 11 arthr, ;tpp,•aled from the judgment given against in his action against Paths Preree, Ltd., cinematograph film manufacturers. whom he stied for &nines, contending that ...
... PHOTOGRAPHER AND MUSIC. HALL ARTIST. AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. AT the Chester City Police Court on Sittur- day, George Wallace, who now carries on business at Chester, as a photographer, and also at Wrexham and Worcester, and for- merly was manager for a firm ...
... Hilldrop-cresoent. and find that there no one 6th.-Through Mi* May. •of the Music Hall Ladies’ Guild. Mr. and Mrs Nash hear that Belle Elmore ha* left for * February 27th. Music Hall Benevolent Dint*r at which Dr.” appears with his typi>t. who » wearing clothes ...
... CONCERT. We have pleasure in calling the attention of our musical readers to a competitive concert which is to be held at the Music Hall, Chester, on the 2nd of February next, when silver cups and silver medals, will be awarded to the best singers of both. ...
... ran a cheap excursion tram to Chester, for the purpose of allowing persons visit tbe Eisteddvod, whicli was held at the Music Hall, and the Pantomine the Royalty Theatre. Several people from tbe district availed themselves of the privileges granted, but ...
... a Nationalist movement for Scotland. GREAT excitement was created in London on Monday night by a rumour that the Tivoli Music Hall was on fire. It appears that the cinematograph burst into flames, but they were speedily extinguished and the performance ...
... SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY. VIOLIN RECITAL. Under Distinguished Patronage. Music Hall, Chester, Wednesday, Feb. 14th, 1906, AT THIME p.m, MISS EVELYN AMETHE (LEAD.BEF:rEI4, assisted by MISS TATA D'ARGO, SOPRkNO. At the Piano : MB. EUSTACE TURNER. Reserved ...
... Lewis Waller in a play entitled 1801,' and written by Miss Constance Fletcher. The Music Hall Dispute— Matters have not developed towards a settlement of the music hall dispute, and a fight to a finish appears to be almost inevitable. The proprietors have ...
... the Reading Room will be reopened as early as possible. October 21st is the date mentioned. The Yankee Raid on the Halls-- Music hall habitues have been unnecessarily alarmed over the operations of the American Theatrical Trust. True, many of our greatest ...