... MR. CHARLES HALLE MADAME NORMAN NERUDA. Numbered Stalls, Five Shillings each ; Unreserved Seats, Half-a-Crown each ; Back Seats, One Shilling each. Morning Concert to commence 3, Evening at 8 o’clock. Doors open on each occasion half hoar previously. ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE ON MONDAY, 30ra IMPTIIMBEL MADAMX NARTIDA (LADY HALLII) win give • GRAND PIANO Ass VIOLIN RZCITAL. TIM SUMS WILDING. MOST MAGNITICILNTLY DECORATED, Tin wain ressosase of tbe lassbashmiat muilsiosed. Tan FLORAL DECORATIONS THOUSANDS OF ...

... Sill CHARLES HALLE. “The Life and Letters Sir edited l»y that eminent pianist's eldest j *i»ughtcr, and to-day by Smith Elder, and Co., is one those rntrrtaniiMg cf artistic and social a;i©* hit« suggest quotation rather than ih« review which must consist ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE. It is impossible for any Southerner adequately to comprehend the gap that the removal of Sit Charles Halle will cause in the musical world of Lancashire and Yorkshire. In the mind of the average London amateur of to-day he was associated ...

... * forte ajaae, ~ ' Mr Charles Halle. Sonata minor for Madame Noi-man Nenida. Dust, piano and violin, Three ) . , Op. 73. Madame Norman and Mr Charles Hall 6. 11. ft** P^^{{'¥rCrKt, h ' }Vu. c ado li minor, Chop'* Charles Halle.' Solos, violin, a ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE LADY HALLE, QUEEN’S ROOMS, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 22nd SEPTEMBER, at 8. ...

... SIR CHARLES HALLE. .-- o Dee Inth, 1G95. Dear Ehrs,—t he *armee to et pee•tong the greet angular, Don ehich I have had to upoo our Ne • Iron slooh. foe goalott of tone nod perftetion of touch. are all that ere be deeinal. MALIK. Br Ahern. I. 19th. ...

... MR CHARLES HALLE [UNDER MOOT PiTKitgi), (Wit iii Ufa Madame NORMAN NRRUDA (WtMoL ProfftaoM appUeatfaa. JSV* MA __ _ rtSTlSS ffrM '.? ■—Mil Um (ftwbwed). OaUtry. in* . .. imalMlotfNlirr .. ./ fi WmQ+my •• .. -• Back Af»a M PwuMtll RECREATION GROUSD3, INCHES ...

... MR. CHARLES HALLE MADAME NORMAN-NERUDA To give PIANOFORTE and VIOLIN RECITAL in the COCNTV HALL, Monday Evening, February Uth. I*7o. Ticki t* to had at Messrs. Thurnam and Sons’, where plan of the room can seen and places secured. Reserved Scats, 5*.; ...

... MR CHARLES HALLE (Pianoforte) AND Madame NORMAN NERUDA (Violin). Programme on application. Places may be secured and Tickets obtained from Jams MACMTB, Union Street; also G. S. Macs AY, Guild Street. Sofa (Sittings Numbered), .. fis Gallery, Front Row ...

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... SIR CHARLES HALLE, in fact, may be «aid to play hit orchestra as on an instrument instantly responsive qualities. So tlioroiichly is in accord with his medium that bis slightest behests serve more forcibly than tho most picturesque, not to say exaggerated ...