THE ZDITOE OS TUI MU. Due Bia, May I, secretary of the Concert Artistes' Association, plead for little thought the part of those who, in the cause economy, are cancelling official and social functions so indiscriminately? Borne these big City banquets, receptions, Ac., give emplo

Mr. M ill Mcrrtcn wriNs rr.-iK'Ctinsf the < artkle U»st week -* " Km. r >ferrinpr '■ Freil AnioM t-hr s.wnl ;• petrt com- $ rurvtiimc, The Mer- S '■ the title ef the . which he 'Mr. origimtert maiKtKed. which was Kivon 800 1 * The Tower.” Blackpool, and in •If tb© towns iu Merry

CASE OF DIAMONDS.” Play in Two Act*, Botkin Vane, Produced by Wilfred Baton at the Palace Theatre, Ramsgate, on Monday, Nov. 7. Hon. Charles Dorley Vane John Platt D. A. Clarke-Smith Hay Wilberforce A, Bromley-Davenport Geoffrey Raymond Wilfred Babbage Bev. James Larkin Percy Tay

last week gave the assurance that if the section* of the entertainment industry could get together and formulate a workable agreement by which Advantage# and & (j Ur e*u office could be reserved to deal exclu- Dlsadvantagea. w lh theatrical people, the Ministry would give the pr

Hall Ladies' Guild. The general meeting the Music Hall Ladies* Guild will take place the Board Room the Variety Artists* Federation (by kind permission). 18, Charing Cross-road, W.C., on Tuesday. Nov. 22. 3 o’clock. Lady Frece will preside. Lady de Prece has kindly consented rema

gmoefel and agile a «laace one could «i;h itt> ««• Witaoo nalleti. with hie Imoreasiom of little ohiktreo, 1> a great muef*; ard the Hangter Brothers are coepi; of omuMalljr flue cwnorty , acrobata. An item of part ter merit this week (he one-act play, ** Devil Tinder/' written