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... BAZAAR AT THE MUSIC HALL, i SWANSEA. A bazaar in aid of the fund for enlaring the ?? and. adding a qiiro to the Walhr's. toad Corcreieatonal Charch, Swansea, was opened at lho !sthio.hal o011 Tuesday. The ladies who endertook the work have, by the Un ...
... Pohland: Yes. My affidavits show that my re client, Mr. George B'arrington, is the actual andI resiponsible manager! of the music-hall. under what provision of the law Id3 it thtengs ~l tratee have recently Dnet very much blamed inI esnme parts of England ...
... THE GRAND HOTEL AND THE PROPOSED- NEW MUSIC HALL FOR CARDIFF. THE GRAND HOTEL. THE GRAND MUSIC HALL. A company has recently been formed in Cardiff, I under the title of The Grand Property Company (Limited), for the purpose of acquiring the very handsome ...
... are not experted to recover, merel7 e furnishes our RadiclI contemporary with sub. e ject for a jibe introduced with a r music - hall refrain. Thle good taste of such treatment of a serious subject is as re- inrlliable as ?? wnt of knowledge of the facts ...
... it-does of an admixture in of highly-flavoured melodrama, with variety in performances more generillv associated wna with the music - hall than with the S legitimate theatric stage. Mr. Eidred's old Mo character of ?? ?? is now played bv Mr. Ste, J. W. Handley ...
... well known in the ,ow neighbourbood that the fine and commodious building in r Temperance-town, generally designated the Music Hall, hlid but which has also been improvised at alternate periods for re- more purely theatrical purposes, hos undergone a thorongi ...
... bazaar and fancy fair in aid a as of the Ystradgynlais Church and Sehools, Swansea Valley, Si i- commenced yesterday at the Music Hall, and was nume- te r. rously aud fashionably attended throughout the day the tl ;o ete of' the district being present. The ...
... CARDIFF. PROPOSED CONVERSION INTO A MUSIC - HALL. A NEW COMPANY TO BE FORMED. We learn that there is a proposition afoot to take over the Grand Theatre, Cardiff, at Christ- mas, and to convert it into a first-class music- hall. The theatre, it will be remembered ...
... a special jury). The plaintiff, Viscount Daunlo, claims a divorce from Lady Dunbo, better known as Miss Belle Bilton, a music- hall singer, on the ground of her misconduct with the co-respondent, Mr. Wertheimer, formerly in business in Wardour-street, ...
... in Newcastle, would be convened on Bleakhcath on Saturday, and that it was intended to have a benefit at the Canterbury Music Hall, on Wednesday. At the Newcastle and Gateshead police-conrts yesterday, s-everal persons were convicted for assaults and ...
... corps which had already arrived attended I Divine service in the Royal Pavilion yesterday. ho The proprietor of the Oxford Music Hall, Lon. sy don, was on Saturday fined for permitting a stage _ play to be performed at the hall last month. Five ra summonses ...
... LORD ACTON ON THE POPE. (rROOr OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) KIDDERtIRNSTEIt, TUnsDOAY. Last night there was a soirde at the Music Hall here in connection with the St. Ambrose Catholic School, Lord Acton in the chair. About 600 persons were present. After tea ...