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... MUSIC HALL WAR. A MUSICAL REVUE. In connection with the music hall war the Unionists have secured the Scala Theatre and yesterday paid £1,200 to the proprietor for one month’s rent and intend producing all the leading stars there in a musical revue. ...
... MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. The Board of Conciliation in the London Music Hall dispute are submitting their conclusions to the respective parties. Failing an agreement the matters in dispute will be referred to Mr. G. R. Askwith, Board of Trade arbitrator. ...
... MUSIC HALL SALARILES. It transpired at the Old Bailey the other day that La Milo has the income of a Cabinet Minister. That is not bad, but it is a long way behind Little Tich, who is earning at the rate of £15,000 a vear. He got £3OO for appearing at ...
... MUSIC HALL WAR. ...
... MUSIC HALL MORALITY. We do not clearly understand the extreme irritation caused by Mr. M'Dougall's action against the music halls. He is doing for them very zealously, and apparently with success, precisely the work which the Examiner of Plays does with ...
... MUSIC HALL LICENSES, The London County Council Licensin%Committee to-day granted licenses to Olympia, where Barnum’s show is to take place. Counsel stated that Sunday concerts at the Oxford Music Hall were discontinued when some members of the Council ...
... THE MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. In the King's Bench to-day Justice Warrington, giving judgment in a music hall dispute in which the Barring Clause had to be interpreted, ruled that the distance in which artistes were barred from performing must be judged from ...
... THE MUSIC HALL WAR. The artistes on strike are as confident as ever of success. Five more London halls have been boycotted, making 20 up to the present. The Birmingham Music Hall managers are on the side of the London Entertainment Protection Association ...
... SEQUEL TO THE MUSIC HALL STRIKE. ...
... THE MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. The National Alliance will forward its charter to every music hall manager in the kingdem in the course of a short time. ...
... MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. Mr. Keir Hardie and other Labour members has expressed a hope che public will support the Music Hall artistes in their struggle against the proprietors. ...
... MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. At Bow-st., :“lay. Mr. Harry Mountford, a promin official of the National Alliance, applied for a summons against a gentleman for inciting a persoi¥ to threaten him, near the Holborn Empire. The magistrate directed the Warrant Officer ...