... MUSIC HALL SKETCHES. The Retaliatory Summonses. Hall, and two >g».n«tthe .Uhambra. dticing stage plays without be.ng licensed do so. The summonses are m respect f the ballet High Jinks performed at the Empire, and with ° u Ca u n T'i 1 ; produced at the ...

... aaa SHEFFIELD MUSIC HALL. PROPOSED ERECTION OF NEW HALL A special general meeting of the proprietors of the Sheftield Music Hall was heid at the hall on Thursday. Ald. Bradley occupied the chair. The first business contained in the notice was, ‘‘ giva ...

... THE NEW MUSIC HALL. THE «RAND O R AN. Our last Saturday's impression contained a description of the Sheffield New Music Hall far as fabric was concerned, and we reserved until to-day our notice of M. Cavaille-Coll's grand organ, which has been erected ...

... Mrs. Charlotie Louisa Cooney, was the wife of Mr. Stephen Patrick Cooney and was ionally known as Miss Lottie Col lins, music hall artiste. In ber last she was at the Palace Theatre of Varieties two songs calied Little Widow” and “The Girl on the The ...

... , MUSIC HALL. ' THIS EVENING. Proprietor Mr. TaoMAs Yqudan. ...

... MUSIC HALL. SHEFFIELD THIS DAY. ARUNDEL CRICKET CLUB. xA. Members are requested to assemble on the BRAMHALL-LANE GROUND on Wkd!lf*d*y, tbe 22nd inst., at Two p.m.,for the FIRST DAY’S PLAY of the present Season. Club-House, Elephant and Castle, Arundel-street ...

... if it did, and the Corpora- tion would yive a gooi price, let tien have it. hear) It would not prevent the building of a Music ‘Hall. hear.) Mr. Wakr said he felt convinced that in the erec. tion of avew hall the majwity of the praprictors woull Le wiling ...

... MUSIC HALL SHARES. At a sale by auction of musio-hall and other shares the Mart, Tokenhouse yard, on Monday, fifty-five Empire £1 shares (10s. paid) realised £3 ss. per share. A number of Pavilion fully-paid ordinary £5 shares realised 17s. 6d. per share ...

... THE NEW MUSIC HALL. Descriptions of the New Music HaJl have already appeared the se columns, but as the opening day is close at hand another account of this important addition to the public buildings of Sheffield will be read with interest. Little need ...

... THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL. i ddl eSPX Magistrates to-day by a large a Hiusic and dancing license to the which has long been closed. ...

... AT THE MUSIC HALL, SURREY-STREET, OS CHRISTMAS DAY. ptitsciPAns: Mrs. HOLT. Msdamo VAN BRNDEN, Mr. HENRY GUY, Mr. F. J CUrTS. Leadeb: Mr. JOHN PECK. fmo Trumpet: Mr. ALF. ROBINSON. Organist: Mr. J. IV. PHILLIPS. Conductor: Mr. THOS. TALLIS TRIMMILL, Mna ...

... MUSIC HALL DISASTER Teller am.) LKIPZItS, Ttendey. A fire broke cat bare last night ...