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... MUSIC HALL. filu To the E DITOR of lihe ABRE~DEENO JOURNAL. ass( SIR,-As a shareholder of the Music'Hall Company, I 5e5 naturafly feel some interest regarding the decision which wa may be come to on Wednesday respecting the proposed Pei building, Designs ...
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... MUSIC HALL ARTISTES, I Divorce Proceedings. I 10 the Divorce Divjaio- to-day Mrs Rebecca lm% y, a variety artiste, known on i h music hal btilge as Flo Elvin, was granted a decree nisi Ibecuni;e of the miscondnct and crueitv of h,.r haa band, Edward Lewis ...
... THE PHILHARMONIC MUSIC HALL. A good all round company has been secured for this place of entertainment during the present week. Some old favourites have been retained, principal among these being Miss Eva Bell, who has created quite a furore, and who ...
... MUSIC HALL GAQS. Net Spontaneous t Everyone who appreciates music-hall u ga¡rt mush have been surprised when Mr Juatiee Lawrance, the other day, commibted himself te the statement that these supposed spontaneous ebullitions of professional wit were really ...
... THE PHILHARMONIC MUSIC HALL TO THK JCMTOK. I SIR,On my return to Cardiff yesterday, after an absence of sortie weeks, my attention was directea to a report in your journal ot Wednesday last of a speech made by Mr T. H. Stephens, in opposing the application ...
... MUSIC HALL HUMOUR. Tap-Tub Lyrics. That favourite form of musio ball bumtut which tries to extract fun from the pawning ol flat-irons, or the purchase of putrid bloaters, bar (says a correspondent) nothing more to be urged against it, as popular pabulum ...
... MUSIC HALL SONGS. Action for Damages. After a brief retirement from the irusic b.111 stage, of which she was once anornamr-nt, Mrs R. V. Simons, professionally known as Miss Blanche Harcourt, determmed again to tread the boards and 'adorn the footlights ...
... MUSiC HALL CASE, ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT. I In the Queen's Bench to-day the case of K-Ily v. the London, Pavilion, Oxford, Rnd Tivoli music halls came for trial bsfore Justice Hnwkins and a special jury. The plaiutiff, Miss Rosa Kelly, is a mimtc dancer ...
... The Oxford Music Hall. SONGS AND GESTURES. Objections by the Social Purity Association. The Licensing Committee of the London County Council sat at Clerkenwell to-day. Objection was offered to the renewal of the Oxford Musi Hall licence by Miss Carina ...
... ITHE MUSIC HALL FIR.E. I FO'UR LIVES LOST. NA MES OF TIE PINURED. Tefolinwing is the official list, of those sari- Adl2exa-der -t 14 ae hands, P adlegs hands,' Id Arthur ana 14lburfcadhns scrionady buned.ars John M'C-lchebis 20Imbrcutr rs anc, d han1ds ...
... MUSIC HALL SPORTS. The music hall sports, which were inaugurated at Tufnell-park in 1886, and were continued in 1887 at Lillie-bridge, and last year at Stamford-bridge, were for the benefit of the Music Hall Sick Fund Provident Society. This year there ...