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... LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. AN IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL. The funeral of the late Sir Charles Halle took place on Tuesday at Salford Cemetery. The body had been removed overmght to the Church of the Holy Name, and there lay in state until the close of an impressi/e ...
... DEATH OF SIR CHARLES HALLE. A NOTABLE MUSICIAN GONE. The Pies3 Association's Munchfiste': correspon- dent reports that Sir Charles Halle, the well- known musician, died at his residence in Manchester yesterday morning. Hewas twice married, and his second ...
... THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE. A MEMORIAL AT MANCHESTER. On Thursday afternoon Sir William Houlds- worth presented to Manchester, on behalf of tha subscribers, a white marble bust of the la.te Sir Charles Halle, the work of Mr Onslow Ford. Tho subscription ...
... Clara Butt as solo contralto, promises to be one of the principal musical events of the season now drawing to a close. Sir Charles Halle will play the Moonlight Sonata, and compositions by Chopin, Wagner, and Liszt, whilst Madame Norman-Neruda wilt give examples ...
... Mr Charles Halle will, during the present season, introduce Miss Edith Santley, daughter of the popular baritone,,as a vocaU$t at one, of hia Saturday concerts* ...
... concert at the Park-hall. A most admirable pro- gramme of music h ...
... AGAINST VANITY FAIR. In the Queen's Bench Division, on Ttiuradaythe libel action brought by Mr Cornyns Carr aflod ;MIr Charles Halle against the proprietor of Vqjiit# Fair was settled by the withdrawal of a juror. Counsel for the plaintiffs stated that ...
... MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The Bristol Musical Festival opened on Wed- nesday at Colston-hall, and attracted some 1,500 visitors. Sir Charles Halle with his band from Manchester was present, and took part in the performance of Handel's Samson. which was given with remarkable ...
... is getting better it evidenced by the fact that he is telling the follow- ing story of his Australian experiences. Sir Charles Hallé had preceded him through the colony, a.nd at one of the golden cities the kayor lavished princely hospitality on the musical ...
... Eutatkm in the House for eloquence and. asiness ability and long the trusted friend of the late Sir Robert Peel. 1895—Sir Charles Halle, pianist and orchestral, conductor, died, aged 76. ...
... opportunity of listening to the superb orchestration of the French master's chef-cPoauvre in the performance of which Sir Charles Halle and his famous band have so identified themselve. Thursday morning will include the Hymn if Prats.?, Mendelssohn; and ...
... though it ha 1 made a great advance lately. iJapers.were read in the various sections—on the progress of music by Mr Charles Halle, labour emigration by Mr Philip Bevnn, trado depression by Mr Stephen Bourne, and elMtted licencing boards by Miss Tod ...