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... Musical Director. IJUBLIC - NOTICE. — WESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Hotborn, will be OPEN THIS EVENING ( \sh Wednesday). A Now Selection will be produced. Doors open at Half-post Six. SOUTH LONDON MUSIC HALL, London- road, S., rear the Elephant and Castle. ...
... descriptiou. A thing of beauty is a joy for ever. Soe the Ghost Illusion, Every Evening ot Nine o'clock. WESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn.— Mr. E. WESTON lias the honour to an- nounce to his numerous patrons and the ?? In general that on MONDAY, Nov ...
... entertainment in London, em- bracing the whole talent of the Establishment EVERY KVEN- ING, at Half-post Nine o'clock. STRAND MUSIC HALL.— Special and First Public Appeorence of the great Incognito Musical Mimic- Fourth appearance of the enchanting Kate Howard— ...
... o'clock. SI RAND MUSIC HALL— Effectually Heated by SUam Power -THIS BVBWING ths SISTERS DASH- WOOD i ' V, in their dazzling sens .tional trio, and other po__W parts, together with a host of other gratifying lit. T>OYAL CAMI-RIDCE MUSIC HALL, JLVi Commer ...
... Miss Severn Vance' Steele, the Mi -ses Dashwood, Aubrey, ke. The Band is ncr- fection.-KINGSBURY, Conductor. per WESTON'S MUSIC HALL, Holborn - Mis* WKNTWOKTH will make her reappearance on Monday, rob. C, in a new Grand Entertainment. Words sones and music ...
... January, the Anni- versary ofthe Poet's Birth. Ticket.-, tind Programmes to be had at the principal Music Shops and at the Music. Hall, Storo-street. Reserved seats, 2s. 6d. ; back seats, 25. ; boxes to contain six. 155.; to con- tain eight, 1. To commence ...
... will GIVE his SECOND ENTERTAINMENT ou the NATIONAL MUSIC of IRELAND, with Vocal and Instrumental Illustrations, at the MUSIC .HALL, Store street, TO-MORROW EVEN- ING, January 19. To commence with the History ot the Bards, in which the Caoine, or Funeral ...
... of the Ih opposite old Somerset House. Thither the Merry Mo ily repair with his frolic dames. The Folly contained a long music hall, an orchestra, and dancing saloon, and was one gayest resorts of plea sure-seekers down to the accession of George the Third ...
... ?? ond I JL\j ..•:■, euc ; Kerr \f- ?? -ic. r 0 lt*i!le: V ?? *- in ?? ay, and Satur. o'clock By. ?? Mr. Vl/ESTON'S G MUSIC HALL, ope' a. Cwid EINE ARIS '.—Open at Seven. . . ry Evening, ]V| il'S CHINA is CLOSED. R PALACE. lit p.m. fr*) JL EXIl!!: ...
... Keppel. Cider Cellars. Cremornc, Meltioiiriie. Cremoroe Gardens. n Music Hail. Philharmonic. Marylebone Music Hall. Dr. Johnson. Weston's Music Hall. Always on hand 300 to 400 crates of Earthenware and Glass ready for immediate shipment. MODERATEUR LAMPS ...
... the Great Indian Jupgler, will appear every evening.? Doors open at Seven, com- mence at half -past. W~~ ESTON^S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn.? GAND OPENING NIGHT ofthe BEASON on MONDAY, Sept. 21. Mackney, Sam Cowell, and Harry Sydney, Every Evening, as ...
... at Half-past Two; and ?? dered at Half- ast Four. E. J. FRASER, lion. Sec I .raven-street, Charing-cross. SOUTII LONDON MUSIC HALL, London- road, S., near the Elephant and Castle, propricto.-s, J. TINDALLand EDWIN VILLIER'?.- Open Every Evening (Sun- ...