... action was tried last week before Mr. Justice Blackburn and a common m which a Mr. Hoffman sued Mr. M ilton, the keeper music hall, for re* fusing to oav the salary stipulated for the production of arlfoat* The plea was that the plaLlifl’s ghost was one ...

... vocal inflection), street singing, and uigger melody (illustrating a piece, entitled Hamlet, niece of Denmark ), and music hall singing. This charming entertainment, and one, we think, nut likely soon to be forgottes, ooneluded with an amusing vcosl ...

... joined the procession, having performed her part to the satisfaction of the persons chiefly concerned. TIIE CHARGE AGAINST A MUSIC HALL AGENT. At the Old Bailey, John James Gardiner, a clerk, was indicted for conspiring with Harry Roberts to obtain money by ...

... late at night. The Dover Castle was to sail at daybreak, and was far out at sea before the worthy proprietor of the Eolian Music Hall, awoke from his slumbers, for his potations on the night before had been both long and deep. However, his was a strong brain ...

... Wardroper, Hon. Caner Caw and Mr. Percy Pester, ' Two of the modern seheel. H. and W. Wardreper ; The motto songster —The music hall oornique, W. Wardropes; Overdone, underdone, and not done at all, H. Wardroper ; Mrs. Hineks and Mrs. Riddle. H. and ...

... Finale, ' 0 where are we now,' The Company. P.S —All the above, with one exception, may be played, sang or danced in any Music Hall without fee and with much license. • Copyright. This is really an astounding musical box, and deserves to be relegated ...

... was rebuilt, and 1862 the site being required by the South Mites Railway Compony, the palmate were removed to the Surrey Music Hall. The foundation stone of the new hospital wee laid by the Queen en the 13th of May, 1868, and the building was opened by ...

... excellent impression, this being his first appearance. One of his clever turns was a representation of the artist visiting a music hall, and how he imitated the perfumers was very much appreciated. He also fa*. an exhibition of making hie hoe up to represent ...

... knight would not find the judicial orchestra up to concert pitch. A LONDON MUSIC-HALL IN FLASIES. ECM& A Are broke out about nine o'clock on Tuesday morning , at the Cambridge Music Hall, Commercialstreet, East London. The fire originated in the second balcony ...

... would built upon foundation were arected the soh*eriptkma which now come in. The enormous gationa which Sock to the Surrey Music Hall Sunday morning at* either very poor, and cannot afford to gif*, they are more willing to listen to the charming eloquence ...

... used for sparring exhibitions and benefits ol noted pugilists, but latterly it has been used a foreign cafe, restaurant and music hall, the large hall, of which there were two, being fitted npin costly and lavish manner, the walls being lined with plate-glass ...

... SATURDAY, ocr. 19, 1878. THE PANIC IN HAL L L IVERPOOL MUSIC The Colosseum Music Hall, in Paradise-street, Li ve rpool, was on Friday night in last week the mane terrible panic, which resulted in the death of 37 end 'triune injury to many others —The ...