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... PATCH-WORK AT THE MUSIC HALL, Here the re-appearance of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul in their familiar, but still popular, entertainment, Patoh- - woik, attracted a bumper, and elicited a warns greet- ing to both of these talented artistes, on the ...
... ROYAL MUSIC HALL it will be some consolation to the local opponents of lbe Tavern Music lieU movement to find the increase of those much abused temples so equally balanced by the multiplication of more refined shrines of pleasure, where tobacce incense ...
... beingseemingly too Iimuch for the delicate sensibilities of male Protestants. Encouraged by his success the baroe engaged the Music Hall for three nights. Sunday eveningwas devoted to afauneral oration on Felice Orsini (the deceaaed Italian being remorselessly ...
... THE CONTCERT AT THE MUSIC HALL, LA ST NIGHT. The Dirirririnnglam Tonic Sol-Fit Association afforded their friends c and tihe public an opportunity of hearing what progress they are n making, by giving ae concert in the Music Hall last night, when a f ...
... ROYAL MUSIC HALL OPERETTA HFlUSE. By the operation of one of those unaccountable popular instincts which appear now and then to givo colour to the old adage oxeu po~ndi v§ote dut', the' Birmuinghamn public last night proved its ability to ?? true gold ...
... ROYAL MUSIC HALL OPERETTA HOUSTI The flirtations and caprices of a marriageable befll duni4 her first season are not canvassed with greater inlere. or subject to more rigid censorship in the polite wrld which the fair novice adorns, than the first few ...
... THE CONCERT AT THE MUSIC HALL LAST NIGHT. One of the best concerts that has been given in this town lately took place at the Music Hall last night, when the band of the Garde Nationale made their first appear- ance before a Birmingham audience, added ...
... dean-shaven mug set off by dark hair plastered low on his forehead; sbaimbled acrcs tbe darkened stage of the Gaiety Music Hall in a haof limelight. and besga ]erkng knowing litbtle nods abuntinacknowiledgmentof theapplausethatgreeted him, .the solution ...
... I THE MUSIC-HALL BENEVOLENT FUNVD. The annual general meeting of the Music - hall Benevolent Fund was held yesterday afternoon, at the Canterbury Music Hall, London. Mr. R. Warner presided. Amongst those present were Mr. G. W. Cragg, Cf-,tain Parkiiss ...
... the Standard Tbentre pan- tominids, London, and whose abilities are such as admirably suit her for the part. A well-known music hall artiste, Miss Katie Lawrence, is to take the part of l'elkoe, the Vizier's son ; and other lady members of the coinan are ...
... VALUE OF A COMIC SONG. At the Manchester County Court, yesterdaY, an action was brought by Mr. George Kennedy Riposi, a music- hall singer, to recover damages fron Mr. Charles Majil- ton, an actor, for the performance of a registered song called The Football ...