... ABERDEEN MUSIC HALL. Tne directors of this company have agreed to recommend a dividend of per cent. for the past year. The income for the year was 3d, and the expenditure £619 10s 6d, leaving a balauce to the good of 6s 9d. ...

... DECORATION OF THE MUSIC HALL. SPECIAL EDITION. Office, r.M. The community v. iil l»e glad to learn that active re now being taken for the re-decoration the the most handsome of our public »u:s. despite ti;e many additions that have been made •_nt years ...

... MUSIC HALL COMPANY. | The annual general meeting of the Aberdeen Music Hall Company, Limited, was held this fore- noon in the Round Room, Music Hall Buildings, fee the purpose of receiving the directors’ report. Dr Webster of Edgehiil presided, and, in ...

... ABERDEEN MUSIC HALL. OPERATIC BALLAD CONCERT. The afldience which assembled last night in the Music Hall to hear the Foli-Sinico Company operatic singers was a large and most appreciative one. It was a pity, however, that the promoters of the concert ...

... M'FARLAND'S MUSIC HALL. CONUNDRUMS THE WAR IN ZULULAND. At the Music Hall last night the performance was set apart for the benefit of the humorous trio, Mr and Mrs Hardy and Mr Nixon, when, in addition to a capital programme, the entertainment included ...

... MUSIC HALL DISPUTE. In the Glasgow Ordinary Court yesterday afternoon, Sheriff Spens had before him action at the , instance of Ferguson Mack, theatrical managers and proprietors, Theatre-Royal herds, against A. W. j Filson and Lee Errol Filson, his wife ...

... MUSIC HALL RNED About half-past seven on Saturday evening fire broke out at Durland’s Star Music Hall, Upper Sans Street, Sunderland, and resulted in the destruction of the building. The flames were perceived near the roof above the stage. Constable Sanderson ...

... M'FARLAND'S MUSIC HALL. BENEFIT THI-) LESSEE. 1 The entertainment at this place amuse- mcut last night—which was given to a crowded hou.-c —was for the benefit the popular lessee, \V\ j and tne programme, as is usual on such occasions, was more than ...

... themselves with what is termed dispersing the students after leaving the Music Hall Buildings. It is gratifying to learn that part of the gang that appeared at the Music • Hall, Market Street, 2so got a reception not to their liking, and a sharp punishment ...

... M'FARLAND'S MUSIC HALL. Mr A. J. Vance, the famous comedian, appears this •week. His visit wag looked forward to with considerable interest from the fact that it was in Aberdeen that he made his debut at singer, and night he met with a most flattering ...

... BON-ACCORD MUSIC HALL The new member* of the company appearing at the Mutic Hall week were cordially welcomed Urge audience last The Sisters are so well known Aberdeen that is almost BeedleM to more than their performanoec m banjo players and dancer* ...

... ABERDEEN MUSIC HALL. GRAND EVENING CONCERT. The Aberdeen musical public made a discovery.last n'ght. Few amonj us could have imagined that, living and working in our midst, are two such artists as last night delighted a large audience in the Music Hall. Herr ...