单词music hall
na.: 〈美〉音乐厅；〈英〉杂耍剧场
网络: 音乐剧院；开始音乐剧院
（盛行于 19 世纪末 20 世纪初的）歌舞杂耍表演:
a type of entertainment popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including singing, dancing and comedy
歌舞杂耍戏院:
a theatre used for popular entertainment in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
音乐庭
〔美国〕音乐厅;〔英国〕杂耍剧场
Pittsburgh, where he made his fortune , was given a music hall , a museum, an art gallery , and a public library.
匹兹堡是他发迹的地方，他为该市兴建了一座音乐厅、一个博物馆、一个美术馆和一座公共图书馆。
As Marie Lloyd, a music-hall star, used to sing: "A little bit of what you fancy does you good. "
就像著音乐厅明星MarieLloyd唱的那样：“一点点嗜好对你有好处。”
He first went on stage at the age of five, and by seventeen he was a leading member of a music hall group.
卓别林五岁初次登台表演，到十七岁他已经是一个喜剧综艺团中的主要演员了。
Hard work was his cardinal virtue; in 50 years of cabaret, theatre and music hall he never missed a show.
他最大的美德是工作勤奋，在夜总会、戏院、音乐厅之间共跑了五十年的秀场，却不曾漏跑过任何一场。
In a small town, there was a music-hall. It was closed all day long. People said there was a ghost inside it .
在一个小镇上，有一座音乐厅，整天大门紧闭。人们传说，音乐厅里有鬼。
Craddock had the strictest notions of morality, and absolutely refused to take his wife to a music-hall.
克雷杜克有极严格的道德观念，绝对不同意带妻子到杂耍场去。
Mary blushed until the tears stood in her eyes, but Miss Meadows has gone back to the music-stand; her voice rang through the music hall.
玛丽的脸涨得通红直到泪水充满了眼眶，然而此时美多斯小姐已经走回了乐谱架，声音响彻乐厅。
The other evening, feeling rather in want of a headache, I bethought me that I had not been to a music hall for a time.
前几天的晚上，觉得没了头痛，我想起原来是因为我好久没去过音乐厅了。
Midnight - No trip to Beirut is complete without partying in Music Hall, an old cinema converted into a cabaret-style venue.
午夜--如果不去音乐厅，贝鲁特之行就不算完整。
One of the complex"s first tenants was the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), hence the names "Radio City" and "Radio City Music Hall. "
这栋建筑物的第一批承租人之一是美国无线电公司（RadioCorporationofAmerica，RCA），所以这栋大楼才会叫做「无线电城」以及「无线电城音乐厅」。