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... THE MUSIC HALL. One of those high-class musical treat, which the manager Mr. Lookey'a Musio Hall (what pity some name other than Muaic Hall had not been given It the title misleads many visitors to ite character from time to time introduces tor the ...
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... MUSIC HALL NEW AND NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT. THI ILNYUGINS, Ili AND lIiI a•II I T NACAITHY. Die of Ha will sad ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. I programme is t livan M * in Minstrels continue to thorn ° ' applause bestowed 32?*Leroni, who T h * 'of J'v extra ordinary, while him are really u s° fe880 ?, Frank Travis is an expert T S andk ! epin audience fits ai 6 usmg performances ...
... MUSIC HALL. ROB CO! BOSCO!! BOSCd!!! -Uriaii|iiiiin *f h—drsds having been tamed a war front s?*dOeallannhave nadu amifiontiwitll MSOO remain TWO NIGHTS more, and UIISVIDLMA *' wWcfc wUI terminate •«> WATCH will fKen away each trso- Sen, fee She stCwundrem ...
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... MUSIC HALL M BRARDEAMS RECITAL 8S HENRY Decensen at Eight o'clock. Se., Zs., Is., Ga, Plas ead Tickets at and Only an elderly gentleman, in a a mebdile and a voice that is music itself ; no for reference, no wig nor costume for disguise, no t nor powder ...
... Cast! mnday POR CRSSIO. — Preacs Alloyates l.ynas, g! vary beer, a as Chey 6i¢, to 6 per cent. SHOCKING OCCURRENCE IN A LON MUSIC HALL During the per’ formance at the of Varwties, Booth after | 10 o'clock, uve of vie or ee head foremost ints the pit. He ...
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... THE MUSIC HALL. Last night the Musio Hall was highly appreciative audience. The p* o Messrs Newham and Latimer—the new * week—aro much above tho average , presentations, and their efforts wero greatest enthusiasm, their seaside >™ being again aud again ...
... THE MUSIC HALL. ♦ . On Thursday last, Mr. Dacre's adaptation of the late Charles Dickens's celebrated work, David Copperheld, entitled Little Em'ly, was produced at the Music Hall, and was well received. Mr, H. H. Dacre, Micawber, gave great satisfaction ...
... THE MUSIC HALL A CHAT WITH MR. ARTHUR COMBER.. To-morrow will appear in the columns of this paper an interview which the writer of this announcement had with Mr. Arthur Combs*, now performing at James. Hall. Plymouth, on the subject of the variety stage ...