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... Own ” having arrived and settled down in Newbridge, County Kildare, his first engagement (sixty weeks) was at Donnelly’s Music Hall. His next success was at -the Curragh Camp (on detachment), when he was appointed by General England (then commanding the ...
... He Meant Lime Light. - A NUMBER of soldiers had gone to the music hall. The hall was a small one, and could not boast of a very good company. After the per; formance was over, and the men were in barracks, they began to criticise it; said one, “The best ...
... everyday air. In each act we have one big and striking scene, but what will set London talking most are those of the Frivolity Music Hall and the mountain scene with the subsequentavalanche. In the Frivolity scene we are actually sitting ‘“behind the scenes ...
... to cry “My _ long, lost brother ! ” as the papers would have us think. At a recent exhibition of the biograph in a London music hall a number of - Spanish and American subjects were shown, and it was curious to note the popular attitude. Portraits of Sampson ...
... THEATRE OF VARIETIES. THEe Oxford can be relied on to produce s;rrogramme as goody aye, and better, than many a Lon lon Music Hall, and the p:esd‘ 3 will be sure to recommendy itself to everyone. Mr. Leo Storn:onts with the able assistance of Miss Alice ...
... Some Yyears ago the operation was unknown, A SUCCESSFUL soldier is Mr. “ Jack” Edgar, now the manager of the Metropolitan Music Hall, in the Edgware Road. He was formerly a corporal in the band of the 7th Hussars. He is now a great deal written about, as ...
... beautiful sounds really I once saw a troupe of marvellous trained dogs at a music hall ; wonderful could mean. I once saw a troupe of marvellous trained dogs at a music hall ; wonderful performers they were, one and all , but I could not feel amused by ...
... freshness most unusual in such pieces. One of the scenes which will make the fortune of the play is !hat of the Frivolity Music Hall, where the Drury Lane audience see the Frivolity audience facing them-real people, to all intenls and purposes a real ...
... raises the patriotism of the house to a high pitch- We can strongly recommend all our readers t 0 look into the handsomest music hall in Europ®€ and enjoy the first-rate bill of fare provided for them. A5B T aalon -»;',“-’,*/\ e = BR, oL L AN i[l aé“nF ...
... well planned, comprises about 40 bed anrl dressing rooms, bathrooms. handsome ~uit es oE reception and en tertaining rooms, music hall with minstrel gallery, chapel. and unusually commodious domestic offices; stabling for fourleen horses, and all the neces~a ...
... vocal and musical selections; rendered. by some of the young lady guests and Mr. Fleét, leader of “the band at the Metropole Music Hall, Brighton. A more Sociable gathering it would be difficult to bring together, and it was quite a pleasure to THE REGIMENT ...
... dishevelment of the shop by the young women, who strip it of its contents, in part payment of their wages. At the Frivolity Music Hall we see the most realistic and the most astonishing set ever After the humours placed upon the stage, even at Drury Lane ...