... MATY, 1887. ORCHESTRA and CHORUS of 600 PERPORMIERS. 5Madame ALBANI Principals ?? and 131r. EDWARD LLOYD. Conductor ?? r. CHARLES HALLE. YULL BAND of the GRENADIER GUARDS. Conductor, Mr. Dan Gonfrey. ROYAL JUBILEE EXHIBITION BAND. Conductor, Mr. De Jong. ...

... 1204J 0 Y F I a E S U I T S, 50a., sUITABLE FOR MORNING WBAR. F. FORREST, la AnD 21, ST. GEORGE'S.ORESCENT. 17my31 1UR. CHARLES HALLE at St. M L G EORGE'S HALL T To-MoRnow EVENING. M ADAME 'NORMAN NERUDA at St. G ERORGE'S HALL To-lsonnow E-vENING. CORON'S ...

... and Violin. Theme with Variations (in D minor) ?? Mozart. Mr. CHARLES HALLE & Madame NORMAN NERYDA. PART SECOND. SOLO PIANOFORTE ?? Three Songs without Words. ?? Mendelssohn. MR. CHARLES HALLE. SOLO VIOLIN . Adagio in F. Spohr. MADAME NORMAN NERUDA. SONG ...

... TITIENS, MR. SIMS REEVES, MADAME LEMTHENS SHERRINGTON, AND MISS PALMER, MR. SANTLEY,. Conductor and Solo Pianist: MR. CHARLES HALLE. Principal and Solo Violinist. MONSIEUR SAINTON. The Band and Chorus will be carefully selected, and thoroughly efficient ...

... Pianoforte . ?? In G minor ?? endelesoho Mr. Charles Halle. Duet ?? FPronta lo son (Don PasQuale). Dorzetti. Mademoiselle Tieljona and Mr. Santley. Air ?? ?? Mr. Sims Reeves (Psanrfornteobltgato. Mr. Charles Halle) Scens ?? Wie nalte mir. ?? Fteysebti z ...

... followicg artistes will make their appearance the occa.s!«»n : -Madame Lemmens Sherrington, Huddart, Mr. Uaigh, Garcia, Llr. Charles Halle, and Lemuels. net that Each array talent heard for the exceedingly moderate charges are te made for »«ion in this instauce ...

... Doom o*en at Two oelook, coummence A Hl-estL. Box-office open dally fron Twl to Thr 1la?7 ST. G E O R G E'S H A LL. M R. CHARLES HALLE'S: ORCHESTRLAL CONCERTS. Mr. E. R . EI p begs to I rthe lpublic that the Fou rth of these POPULAR CONOERTS WILL TALE PlACE ...

... opportunity, It Is understood this Is be Mad'ile Patti's list appearance prior to lier appearing the Opera House, Berlin. Mr. Charles Halle, the eminent pianist, is al?o engaged for tho of the Town.—We learn from the report o! the medical offiocr of health that ...

... Eight o'clock, Cn v I, cb occasion the following eminent Artists3 will appear:- SoPRANO-MAD'LLE WERNER, PIANO-FOI1TE-MIH. CHARLES HALLE, COFCERI'NA--SIGNOR REGONDI, AND THE GERMAN LIEDERCRANZ, ITi o have kindly consented to give their services. CoNDucToR--MR ...

... WEBER'S KD JUBILEE OVERTURE, Oonoluding with aoD SAV: TSE QUEM. D'L L E F E R R A B I, DR. HANS VON EIJOW, AND HIC. CHARLES HALLE. . CHARLES HALLE. Palsoi, AD'rsiseoN: led Seate, ca.; Unreeerved Hete, e. d.1 GQdlery.IL. is for all rzrm of the hoiei rnay be~ ...

... )..d..ssoh.A. |E Two melodies, Violin-. fneso~.e Prelude and Studisp- Pin Forte 2folique. CHARLES HALLE', M,,1Qg~ DlrChapinth 'a JLF '~By'.order of the Trustees. (Signed) ROBT ~HALLY, D.D, Chairman, for if MALF4Ll'QUO PALIAMENTASRY ...

... C HALLt MR. CHARLES HALLE AND HIS CELEBRATED BAND. TWO GRAND CONCERTS, SATURDAY. THE ITa MARCH. 1888. ArricxlooN ?? at 2 30. ?? 8 0. Mr. B. U. HIRE begs to inform tho public of Idverpool that be hu made arrangements with MR. CHARLES HALLE To gve7 'IO ...