... MUSIC HALL. MONS. JULLIEN’S concerts.—one NIGHT ONLY, Wed.nksday, 14th April. Given expressly fur the First and Only Appearance of that celebrated German Singer, HERR PISCHKK, acknowledged the First Vocalist on the Lyiic Stage of Europe. consequence of ...

... MUSIC HALL. ROB CO! BOSCO!! BOSCd!!! -Uriaii|iiiiin *f h—drsds having been tamed a war front s?*dOeallannhave nadu amifiontiwitll MSOO remain TWO NIGHTS more, and UIISVIDLMA *' wWcfc wUI terminate •«> WATCH will fKen away each trso- Sen, fee She stCwundrem ...

... MUSIC HALL. TVf ONS. JULLIEN’S CONCERTS.—ONE A-vA NIGHT ONLY, Wednesday, April. Given expressly for the First and Only Appearance of that celebrated German Singer. HERR PISCHEK, acknowledged the First Vocalist on the Lyric Stage of Europe. consequence ...

... MUSIC HALL. MONS. JULLIEN’S concerts.—one NIGHT ONLY. Wedsesdav. April. Given expressly for the First and Only Appearance of that celebrated German Singer, HERR PISCHEK, acknowledged the First Vocalist on the Lyiic Stage of Europe. In consequence of the ...

... Music Hall. Week-End Tit-Bits TO-DAY. NORTH REGIONAL, 8 p.m.: Buxton Municipal Orchestra. NORTH NATIONAL, 8 p.m.: Music Hall. TO-MORROW. NORTH NATIONAL, 9.5 p.m.: Albert Sandler and Orchestra. FECAMP, 10 p.m.: Selections from The Gondoliers.” ...

... MUSIC HALL, THE . 940 —{Establizhed 1866.] ghier ol o ...

... A MUSIC HALL, Thonock Cariton re season) A YOUNG WOMAN’ SORDID STO Som remarkable facts were revealed et a roy Bank held yesterday at the Westminster svitation) Richard Connor, aged 49, a German subject himself in the Theatre, Leicester Squ don, on Wednesday ...

... MUSIC HALL PRESS EXCLUDED FROM COMMITTEE Bradford Corporation Watch Committee, their annual licensing meeting yesterday, refused renewal the licence the Palace Theatre, the oldest music hall ttye city. With the refusal or the career more, than 00 years ...

... Licensing Sessions to-day, that the Justices adiered to the resolution regarding a time-limit of 4 minutes for stage plays in music-halle, and to performers conditions. not being allowed in the auditorium except under certain Sir Edward Ward. who figured-as ...

... MUSIC HALL. Mr. DELAVANTI BEGS most n*pecofulli to annonnce to his Friends and Patrons in Leeds, that, by permission and w der the management of the Comuiittee of the Recre tion -occiety, his Annaal BENEFIT CONCERT will take place TO-NIGHT. b aea VOCcALISTs ...

... Music Hall. TO-DAY. NORTHERN (668kc.5.; 449.1 m.). 10.15—The Dully Servkv. Time Signal, Greenwich, at 10.30. 10.30 —Weather Forecast for Fanners Shipping. 10.45 The 8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. Anne Stuart (soprano), 11.45 Programme of Gramophone Records ...

... ana he Ee Ardgour and Square Dance. Hawker entitled to con-ideration, as he is at usefu encer. MUSIC HALL is stated to be at his be=t just now, being the Grand National winne Clash years ago must have my vote. and Chin Chin are likely to prove dangerous ...