... MUSIC HALL. 'T' K WORCE S It AMATEUR I CHRISTY'S inland (i«in« their FIRST PERFORMANCE on TUESDAY, FEB. llh. IhOt. AID the INFIRMARY. For List of Falroitf. ttc , ire Bills. WORCESTER CATHEDRAL CHOIR. '■ VACANCY for FOUR SUPER- I NUMKKARY CHORISIKHS. ...

... MUSIC HALL 'pHK WO HO ESTER BRANCH of th« 1 REFORM LEAGUE will hold PUBLIC MEETING, in the above Hall, TUESDAY. FEB. 11. IhAH, for the purpose of adopting Petition to Parliament for the repeal of the ralepaying clauses in the Reform Bill of l*M!7. Messrs ...

... MUSIC HALL. Probably one of the most novel, as it was one of the most exciting, competitions of agility versus strength, took place at the Star Music Hall, Liverpool last night. Blanche, about 15 years of age, sister to Nathalie and Leotine. throw down ...

... MUSIC HALL I'.y l'frnii»-!»«n. HER MAJESTY'S KAGNIFICEHT BAUD, IS KILL THE ROYAL FUSILIER GUARDS, Will perform a CHOICE SELECTION of MUSICai the GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL O 11 T, In the alcove Room, ...

... THE MUSIC HALL. license having recently been granted to this place of amusement, it was opened for the firat time under the new arrangement yesterday evening, under the superintendence of Mr. Glydon, gentleman well known caterer for that class of amusements ...

... MUSIC HALL. Gracioua Permission, HEN MAJESTY'S MAGNIFICENT BAND, FULL UNIFORM, THB ROYAL FUSILIER GUARDS, Conducted C. Boone, Will perform CHOICE SELECTION of MUSICat ha GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCER T, In tbe above Room, ON TUESDAY, MAY 13tk. 1894 ...

... THE MUSIC HALL. FOX TWO DA TS OiVLr,-FRIDA Y A SA TURD A Y NEXT, itth and sth December. Admission,!s; Reserved Front Seats,Cs; Promenade, 6d. Notice.—Two Representations each day, from 3 till half-past 4. and from half-past 7 till 9 o'clock ; doors open ...

... MUSIC HALL; and at MALVERN, on THURSDAY 29th MAY, 1862. Ticketi at Deigbton and Sou’s High Street. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MUSIC HALL, WORCESTER. I RIDA V anil SA TURD AT EVENINGS, iht 30(4 and3\»lof UAY. TWO POPULAR CONCERTS. MR. SAM COWELL’S First Appearance ...

... MUSIC HALL. «r«« Qti«ty M'wio H*H. narHtta.oi Misj Ballwo k! the well*ltnoW'i >-o «iog *p, »no** r h* Ovio*y. I m lerfe »u!i>aee had her. ten o’clock criee fot ‘•BillWKel*’ b«c»m' freqieat, *Ol the otuirmM •na »nno«4 1*1? tMejfraphed that she had h*r ...

... MUSIC HALL, SHREWSBURY. MESSRS. ADNrrr & NAUNTON have the honour to announce that they hare made arrangements with the Director of her Majesty's Opera to give a GRAND EVENING CONCERT In the above Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, 30th, 1874. Principal Artists. M ...

... THE MUSIC HALL. Tbe_ Crnr CHAMBERLAIN proposed that instead of a sum of £l5 being expended the alterations the Music Hall, covered way should be erected at the back of the ball for the convenience of lady artistes, and other improvements carried out at ...

... AT THE MUSIC HALL. Further particulars may be obtained at Mr. Jones's Music Warehouse, 63, Foregate Street, where Tickets and Places may secured. THEATRE ROYAL, WORCESTER. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS, D LAST TWO NIGHTS OF PROFESSOR BUCK’S ASTOUNDING ENTERTAINMENT ...