There is a central district in which maist of the first class theatres are to be found, just like what is called Broadway in New York.

But the music halls--they're vaudeville theatres in New York, o' coorse--are all aboot London.
Folk there like to gae to a show o' a nicht wi'oot travelling sae far frae hame after dinner.

And in London the distances are verra great, for the city's spread oot much further than New York, for example.

In London there are mair wee hooses; folk don't live in apartments and flats as much as they do in New York.

So it's a pleasant thing for your Londoner that he can step aroond the corner any nicht and find a music hall.