Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Seventh annual report year ended 31st March 1907
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MUSIC, DANCING, THEATRES, &c., LICENCES.—Continued.
| Place. | Applicant. | Licence. | Action of Borough Council | Result of Application.* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palace of Varieties, King Street | John Charles Coe | Music (renewal) | No objection. | Granted. |
| Palace of Varieties | Ditto | Dancing (renewal) | Do. | Granted conditionally on dancing being confined to the stage. |
| St. Luke s Mission Hall, Haydn Park Road | Rev. William Dunckley | Music & Dancing (renewal) | Do. | Granted. |
| Athenaeum, Godolphin Road, Shepherd's Bush | John Crawfurd Piatt | Music & Dancing (renewal) | Do. | Granted. |
| Pavilion Hotel, Wormwood Scrubs | Henry Richard Deeks Hooper | Music & Dancing (renewal) | Do. | Granted upon condition that the room for which the licence is required shall be used only for luncheons, dinners and suppers and private or subscription dances, and that no intoxicating drinks shall be sold or consumed in the room when it is used for the purposes of dancing |
| Royal Oak Public-house, Glenthorne Road | Edmund Cecil Moore and William Ellis Pryor | Music (renewal) ... | Do. | Granted subject to an undertaking that no money shall be taken at the doors for the admission of the public. |
| Bush Hotel, 2 Gold-hawk Road | Richard Buckler ... | Music & Dancing (renewal) | Do. | Granted subject to an undertaking that in the case of dancing the rooms shall be used only for private parties, and that no money shall be taken at the doors for the admission of the public. |
| Imperial Restaurant, 'M, Shepherd's Bush Green | John Max Klempner | Music | Do. | Granted subject to an undertaking that the licence shall onlv be used for music during meals, and that the number of persons to be admitted at any one time to the licensed portion of the premises to be limited to ninety. |
* See Minutes London County Council, November 30th, 1906.