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... ; H. Newsou-Smith, Esq., Director of the London Pavilion and the Tivoli. London. Harry Lundy, Esq., Manager the Oxford Music Hall. London. Henry To/.er. Esq.. Director New Purchase and Improvement Company (Limited), London. . Solicitors.â Messrs. H ...
... ?? io't .i'iit>eur,y. I'rircs -M. to ?? 2s. Z.EO, at tbe OXFORD ONLY. EVERY EVEXIXO, and SATUBDAY MATINEE 3. _ OXFORD MUSIC HALL.?? EVERY NICHT, GRAN D PROGRAMME :- Dan Leno. Marie L'oyd. who will Sing 'Arriet's Reply : Elsa Joel. Will Craci.les, ...
... 117, Bisbops- gate-street. E.C. THE WASHINGTON MUSIC HALL (Limited). . PROSPECTUS. - ■ l s , ...
... thousands of eminently respect- able British town and country folk who profess insurmountable objections to theatres and music-halls, but see uo harm in secular conceris, entertainments of the ' drawing-room' class, and negro minstrelsy. jITOORE and BURGESS ...
... Regent-street, j OPEN EVERY DAY. from 10.0 a.m. till 10.0 p.m. Admission. Is.: Children half-price. LAST WEEKS miIOCADERO MUSIC HALL. Shaftesbury-avenue,: I W.-Mr. SAM ADAMS. Solo Responsible Manager.â EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS of the BRILLIANT and, ATTRACTIVE ...
... Noisiel-siir- J Marne, near Paris. LONDON WAREHOUSE, Southt-rMfritreet, and Worcester-street. Borou«a. SALES BY AUCTION. — I To Music Hall Proprietors. Theatrical Managers, and Others. —GBAVESEND and CHATHAM. MESSRS. BARKER, CATHIE, and PALMER are favoured with ...
... 3to 6. Camomile-atr-t. -.«* &c. i .^T«rioS LIST wiU OPEN on MONDAY, the 13th Th' SI^S^jViiJ^CLOSED on or before WEDNESDAY, MUSIC HALL (Limited).— T BE ?? onder the Companies Acts. 1862 to 1890. 18 ?? Ordinary Snares of £1 each. and 2oo ...
... the option of the Company. THE LONDON MUSIC-HALL~(Limite_L The successful nature of Music Hall Securities as In- vestments is demonstrated by the following. statement show- ing the last dividends paid on Music Hall Companies' Shares. and the present value ...
... OXFORD MUSIC HALL. The Management have great pleasure in announcing that the celebrated GOUNOD TROUPE of GUITARISTS and MANDOLINISTS will make their first appearand- in England on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT at the above Hall. OXFORD MUSIC HALL.* EVERY NIGHT ...
... the option of the Company. THE LONDON MUSIC-HALL (Limited). The successful nature of Music Hall Securities as In- vestments is demonstrated by the following statement show- ing the last dividends paid on Music Hall Companies' Shares, and the present value ...
... and Ryland, and others. Evenings at 7.30: Saturday Matinees, 2.30. Prices of iidn-.is-.ion from Gd. to 21. 25. mitOCADERO MUSIC HALL, Shaftesbury-avenue, X W.? Mr. SAMADAMS. mote responsible Manager. T ROCADERO.? ENORMOUS SUCCESS of the GRAND rNiITVALLKD ...
... cross-country runner should be without it. I ELLIMAN'S ACCIDENT. ?? axt,c_ From the Jackley Wonders. Oxford TTILLIMAN'S xrum Music Hall. London. Mid I was recommended by my friend ELLIMAN'S 'Victorina' your Embrocation, and by using it for two days I was ...