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Arthur Lloyd
- Music hall history site dedicated to performer and songwriter Arthur Lloyd containing biographies, interviews, songs, and theatre posters as well as the histories of lost theatres.
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Brick Lane Music Hall
- London theatre that offers shows including traditional music hall bills as well as freshly devised production shows.
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British Music Hall Society
- Aims to preserve the history of Music Hall and Variety, and recall the artistes who were part of that scene; includes details of membership, journal, and bi-monthly shows.
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Frederick Denny's Encyclopaedia of the British Music Hall
- Offering a wide range of articles and biographies on topics and of people connected with the heyday of British music hall.
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The Hiss & Boo Company
- Specialise in music hall, variety, light entertainment and pantomimes at theatres throughout the UK.
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Mark Sheridan
- Dedicated to the life and times of this English music hall comedian and singer, who first performed "I do like to be beside the seaside" in 1909.
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Max Miller
- Provides information on Max Miller, the "cheeky chappie" music hall comedian of the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
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Max Wall Society
- Offers information about the life and works of performer and comedian Max Wall.
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Music Hall Studies
- A twice yearly journal devoted to research into music hall and the variety theatre. Includes subscription details and ordering of back issues.
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The Royal Variety Performance
- Official site of this annual show, including an extensive archive of more than 80 previous shows.
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Scottish Music Hall and Variety Theatre Society
- Formed to celebrate and preserve the memory of the glorious days of Scottish variety theatre; includes biographies of well-known performers, a guide to significant buildings, with details of membership and activities.
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Victoria & Albert Museum: The Story of the Music Halls
- Chornicles the history of British music halls, with images of items in the museum's collection.
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