... 1' i .-- .I.- . , Grand Dance at the Music Hall, Barton Street. On Sunday night lest, at the Music Ball, Burton street, a most enjoyable and at donee wee held. The ball for the tastefully decorated with evergreens, Chinese lanterns, and rich tapestry ...

... (looking) at stars? There's never any change in the programme them in the country. If I want stars I gang to the Britannia Music Hall. Na, us., Glesks's the place, and it's nae wonder a' the Country folks is croodin' into 't as fast 'a they can get their ...

... heavy, hooked nose. Be was in evening deem, and jewellery was gorgeous and striking. Prosperity all over him. The Folly Music Hall, in a rich, oily voice. Get along That is our devinatiosk, also, Dick whispered. We shall find a cab at the comer. ...

... from so trifling a cause, merry and infectious were the peals of laughter, and at the close cf the strange turn, to adopt a music hall word, the crowd lustily gave forth what Parliamentary reporters technically describe as loud ironical cheers. itillifi 1 ...

... the girl. Well, take a good look at me, she ma id, s ternly; I'm the party he belongs to! The manager of a sutrurban music -hall was testing the abilities of a few candidate, for stage bonours, and this is how he let down of would-be funny men: Your ...

... Ocncert with the aid of the Columbia Graphophone I You dont feel equal tb going out in the rain, it may be, or the coh, to a Music Hall, or Theatre. Perhaps there is no place of amusement near you. What you want le an evening of quiet enjoyment at home. Try ...

... SENTINEL. ] I WENT to a music hall lately and saw an entertainment by a man who styled himself the great Protean artist. The original Proteus was a mythical sea-god, reputed to be capable of taking all manner of shapes. This music-hall artist, with the aid ...

... when it did reach him it was endorsed by the Intelligence Department of the Post Office, Not known at the Canter. bury Music Hall. It is now said that the American cigarette is infinitely more injurious to health than Chicago's tinned food. Obviously ...

... flowed like water, and then came the liqueurs and the cigars, and more liqueurs and efprs. - They went to a theatre or a music -hall, Tom was not quite sure which. He had a dim remembrance of a private box and more champagne, but was ...

... brag that they have been left out. Acoording to the there is no Puritanism about good old England. The London stage and music hall, it adds, would send the Melbourne Council of Churches off its pannikin. We do not know what pannikin connotes in the ...

... again, said Harvey. You find a little relaxation of assistance to you. But was it not rather rash on your part to visit a music-hall at the time when you were supposed to be in bed suffering from a dangerous illness/ People might put quite a wrong construction ...

... so far, she said, half-proudly. But a few years ago it was well known in Loudon. lam the Daisy Dorris of the Melody. A music -hall, you know, she added, seeing him still look uncertain. — liind - d - e - iily his look changed and he gazed at her with ...