music hall
- IPA[ˈmyo͞ozikˌ(h)ôl]
美式
- a theater where musical events are staged.；a form of variety entertainment popular in Britain from c. 1850, consisting of singing, dancing, comedy, acrobatics, and novelty acts. Its popularity declined after World War I with the rise of the movie industry.
noun: music hall, plural noun: music halls
