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... MR. CHARLES HALLE AND MADAME NORMAN NERUDA TUR CG. DECEMBER 1882 Doors open at 2.50; commenceata Ci al Reserved Seats, 78. GL ; Sea's, Sa tt Ticketa. A ar IDAY, 1leed G > ERT WILL BE GIV \ BY THI BLIND, At the South Devon and Cerpwall Ina! ‘ution, North-hill ...
... Conductor—mil. Charles halle. ' Application (or Tickets, wbicb should in all cases be accompanied by remittance, may be made to HENRY COOK.E, Esq., Mon. Sec., Colston Hall. Bristol. Cheques to be made payable to the Treasurer, O. W, SDWARDS, Esq. Programmes ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE MADAME NORMAN-NERUDA The Extraordinary Lady Violinist. Ww ESTERN AND LONDON LIFE FFI AND OFFI cR—-PLYMOUTH, AND 21, NEW BRIDGE STRBET, LONDON, E.C. E of Life Assurance. This cor t large amounts y being purely jes as cividends mutual ...
... XORMAN-NERUDA : CHARLES HALLE. Artistes such as these, who have attained tbe highest pinnacle in the departments to which they belong, necessarily escape criticism. They can only be compared with themselves, and when it is said that at yesterday's recitals ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE AND MADAME NORMA N-N ERU A, The Extraordinary Lady Violinist. ONE GRAND PIANOFORTE AND VIOLIN RECITAL. Uadamk Norman-Nkiuida.—This elegant and accomplished Artist—known, flattered, and admired In Germany and Paris - hes (daring the past ...
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... ??? OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. f late Sir Charles Halle took place Cemetery. The body bad th° '2' hfc t0 Church of the close of an 'wwayi Tuesday, which Mozart's ' 'UsiG- en a hundred voices from The rt«! ' and fiffc >' i em of Was coverecl wreaths, P n ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE MADAME NORMAW NERUDA Will li*ve the honour giving Pianoforte and Violin Rodtst MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Utb, 1810, Commencing at Taro e'cloc ...
... S!R CHARLES HALLE. The death of Sir haries Hal :e is a great loss 3 music. especially in Manche-ter. with which centre his career was mo=t closely associated. Not • musician of the very highest gifts. perhaps. Sir 1 1 Charles Halle was. in the best sense ...
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... SIB CHARLES HALLE. Conductor : SIR CHARLES IHALLE. Ticket,—ReMfred. 5 0. , , d 7*.; Uor.wrtcd, .0d.. At D«le. Forty, »cd Co.’, Pl.no OAllArin. GLOUCESTER THEATRE ROYAL COMPANY LIMITED. MAOAttra-Mtura. T. Dutton And J. I biland MONDAY NEXT, and K,c ...