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... 10s. ; and triple tickets, il. ss. Tickets to be had of Messrs. Addison and Co 210, Regent-street. APOLLONICON. — ROYAL MUSIC HALL, adjoining Lowther Arcade.— TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS— Mornings, 2 ; Evenings, 8. Mr. MATHER'S ADMIRED PERFORMANCES ...
... Forenoon of the said 20th day of Apnl, alter which hour no lender will be received. JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. NATIONAL MUSIC HALL^ C^tol ! ..0.000Z., in 5,000 Shares of 10.. each. Deposit 1/ ocr Share. ' * While the great metropolis of the world possesses ...
... Attraction 1 his Week. THIS DAY (MONDAY).— GREAT POPULAR FETE in AID of j the MUSIC HALL SICK FUND PROVIDENT SOCIETY. All the principal performers of the London Music Halls will appear. Continuous round of amusements from mid-day tiU dask. No . extra ...
... the establishment of Music Halls in this metropolis is evidenced by the vast numbers who nightly throng these buildings, which are totally inadequate to accommodate the crowds seeking admis-ion. The Directors of the West-end Music Hall Company (Limited) ...
... place, Brixton-road. ( Kipht. SOUTH LONDON MUSIC HALL, London - road, S., rear the Elephant and Castle. Proprietors. J. TINDALL and EDWIN VILLII.RS.-Open Every Evening (Sun- days excepted). SO UTH LONDON MUSIC HALL.— MACKNEY, at Quarter-past Nine o'Clock ...
... of the National Shakespeare Committee. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL COM- PANY (UmltetT, Edgware-road —APPLICATIONS for SH A IIES in ?? made to the Secretary at the Hall, as above METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware- road, W —Grand Selections from the Operas of ...
... especially foi- this festive season under the Musical Direc- tion of Mr. F. JONGHMANNS. Every Evening at Seven o'clock. WESTON'S MUSIC HALL, Holborn. — ACCESS of J. H. ST BAD In his CHRISTMAS PAN TOM) MB.— Brian and Conley— J. G. Forde, the great Patter Singer ...
... dreams that they are alive. * Shakespeare. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. TEMPLETON'S MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. At the MUSIC HALL, STORE-STREET TO-MORROW, March 13 1844 Mr. TEMPLETON has the honour to an- nounce that he will introduce, for the first ...
... the Institution, and the following soloists : Miss Van Noorden, Miss Rycroft; Mr. Adams, Mr. Allen. ROYAL SURREY GARDENS MUSIC HALL. —TO-MORROW, Mesdames Rudersdorff, Sims Reeves, Dolby, Wells, J. Wells, and Gcraldine; Messrs. Sims Reeves, Montetn Smith ...
... M USIC HALL.— MACKNE Y, at Quarter-past Nine o'clock, Every Evening. SOUTH LONDON ~MUSIC HALL.— SAM COLLINS, at Eight o'clock, Every Evening. WESTON'S (RAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. — Immense success of Lucia di Lamincrmoor ; Lucia, Miss E. Pearce ; E ...
... Davenport Brothers' Rope Feat, tied in a chair, upright, and in a sock. The choicest beverages, the most fragrant cigars. WON'S MUSIC HALL, Holborn.— Immense success of M_w WENT WORTH and Mr P. CORRI in their now Duologue Entertainment, assisted by a band and ...
... Wii-is and Mr. Sims Reeves. Conductor, Mr. Benedict.— Sofa stalls, 55.; balcony, 3».; unreserved seats, ls. W~ ESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, Holborn. — Bast Entertainment iv London. Doors e-pen during the Catclc Show at Half-past Six o'clock. Double Company. The ...