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... t•ew regulate. f. , r the estiryies denten& t the close •.f the performance* in I.nuJoii are in-posed h 1 Theatres and Music Halle Cotuatittee of the London l' auty The new provision■ u To tie a inaxinnini time for the exit of the ienee, and to NV that ...
... secured for next week. Madame Payne, fur purity of voice, dignity of carriage awl art in rendition, has few rivals on the Music Hall stage. The rivrAsaire NM says :- For art of the highest and culture in voeslisee, Madame Aoki' Payne, the well-known Australian ...
... properly allow the that, to aim up to halos avowed fat ba taw wool, to a vitiated I f• t I road hater far owed/. WY-. h-ar a music hall to he • *tat matter- meld h sews yew aloha, sod this mono away. All of the wad people hen to the elev. ttp,rt and rase ...
... Pictures, which depict the Artiste on the Stag►, and you see liitu actiuK, bear him singing as naturally as if you were in the Music Hall. Exhibited beton. Royalty at Palace, also gave 62M Consecutive Perform ince* at the London Hippodrome. NEW TO A I.LOA. Maxwell ...
... on the Variety Stage. Full ProgramMe of Animated Pictures. JAMES BRADY The Popular Comedian from all the leading London Music Halls. Prices of Admission: FRONT BAL CONY, BALCONY, Aitt A, PIT, is 3d is ...
... Bill Bracey, the smallest comedian on the variety stage; and James Brady, the popular comedian knot all the leading London music halls. There will also be a full programme of animated pictures. La Scala. ...
... Sergeabt R. M. Brcrwne, baritone; Seargeant J. Grieve, tight comedy vocalist, of the principal London and provincia l music !halls; Corporal Leeming, elocutionist; and Mr Ruthvcn Black, violinist. Mias Daisy Robertson presided at the piano wish her ...
... the break h .I all gathilml tsig-ther and e end ale Mrs I .'More and ku . ; ink i't in, in, her, diey are netreows stet music-hall artiats. Ousts a, mid Mime exch.:4ly. Ern .uiss you non% &Row that, soother, w Il yon ? she W. U. pima, it woo . ' ...
... Napier, I H o spital now on active service. Sergt. Jt r Andrew H.L.1., has been presewtsd by MISS CASSIE WALMER, the famous music-hall artist , Sanitary Ins the Matron and st a ff with beautfiul is due to appear at the Alloa Pavilion the week after Johnston ...
... with, Keats. Theatre dinner. should U, dia.unwed. Much might also Is. .toed b. lees fr: quent visits to palaces and music-halls. TI., taking tati• cabs for Pournevs wher.• trains. or trains rr as cease. A tt ,,, ng th,. oyen. diture on hunting, *fussily: ...