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... CHARLES HALL1P. 'We Cannot, of course, disemns in detail the suc-. cessive series of concerts given in Manchester by Sir Charles Halls, but as nowhere else in England have concerts of such importance been given for so long a period, they are intimately connected ...
... Conductor —Mr. CHARLES HALLE. Tickets may he had the Omcas of the Court, Exchange -street East, Messrs. Hnia and Sons, Churchatrcet, and at the Hall at the tune of opening the doors. Boies and Reserved Stalls 4s. Od. each Seat. Unreserved Stall. 2»- “• ...
... I . SIR CHARLES HALLE. VI. Long before Mr. HaIld gave the first of his series of orchestral concerts at the Free-trade Hall he had become familiar to Manchester audience's as the conductor of an orchestraatt -Ythe Theatre Royal. In the winter of 1854-55 ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE MB. CHARLES HALLE'S BAND. Touum: THE MANCHESTER Ekxn OpM •« T, U commence Mi Bodj oI the Hall le , 9J. Tickets ha* Mr. Bhiacoa'l Warehouse, 14 •3 Q LEE CLUB. II7ESTON*B THEATRE ROYAL AND Will OaCHCHQATK. Sou Paormxaroft MR. J- WESTON ...
... I SIR CHARLES HALLE. VIII. If Sir Charles Halle first became famous here, as lie certainly did, by his performances as a solo instrunient'ilist, the renown lie won in that | capacity has been more than equalled by his success as an orchestral conductor ...
... I - SIR CHARLES HALLE. I the |Ill. layt, }Though Mr. Hale bad secured the favour- and able verdict of the Paris critics, and was OD constantly heard in the most distinguished * Iprite reunions, he had to wait another year the or two for the satisfaction ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE. V. The sixth series of Mr. Charles Hal16's Clas- idnd sical Chamber Concerts, which began in Novem- onb ber, 1852, was a memorable one. It was the second series given in the old Town Hall in KdI~ing-street, a room which continued to ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE MADAME NtRUDA (LADY Win give. GLAND PIA NJ /1111 D VIOLIN RECITAL TWICE EVERY DAY. ATTEKNOONB at EVENINGS at 7 °Weak. Carriages at 3 sad 10 p.m.. ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE. IV. At the end of the series of sketches of Sir Charles Hall's early career, published in these columns some months ago, it was said that the story of his musical life in this country might perhaps be told at a future time. It is not ...
... MR. CHARLES HALLE. are glad to learn, upon inquiry this morning, that Mr. Charles Halle is very much better, and almost free from tho severe pleurisy pains from which has been Buffering since his return from the Bolton concert on Saturday evening last ...
... ME. CHARLES HALLE, fa:.OCE ARABELLA GODDARD and Ml; CHARLES HALLE WILL PLAY A GRAND DUET Two Broad wood's Full Concert Grand Pianos. Ef'iei. 25*; ReeemHt Stalls, Uoreoerred St&Us, &; Ik. Mlecnption for the Series of Four Concerts.—Boxos, U ; Beaerved ...
... SIR CHARLES HALLE. This will be a convenient place in our narra- tive for referring to Mr. Relald's engagement as a conductor of opera in English at Her Majesty's Theatre in the winter of 1860-61. TS was in connection with an enterprise undertaken by ...