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... MUSIC HALL BURNED. Durland’s Star Music Hall, in Upper Sans-street, Sunderland, has been entirely destroyed by fire About half-past seven o’clock in the evening, when the place was crowded with people. Hemes were observed in the interior, near the roof ...
... DESTRUCTION OF A MUSIC HALL AT SHEFFIELD. The Alh imbra Music Hall, the largest in Sheffield, lias been destroyed tire. The building stood at the corner of Union-street and Charles-* reel. On the ground lloor were wine and spirit vaults and several shops ...
... A MUSIC HALL DIVORCE, j THE GREATEST SHOW EARTH la' Court on Saturday, Mrs Arbi-lbi Mary Aun ...
... Garnet Man for the defendants. Mr. Cock, in opening the case, said that the proprietors of the Metropolitan Music Hall and the South London Music Hall were anxious to launch them as limited liability companies, and they communicated with a Mr. Shum, who in ...
... Nevada, last night. leaped in front of h switch engine and was knocked off toe track, hot not seriously injured. Hick* on the music hall stage after bis subterranean adventure**, and met with some snccee*. bnl the brief and festive popularity turned Uis bead ...
... telling his landlarly he had of • for a fortnight. The telegraph wires were om e sot at work, aud at his return from Gordon's Music Hall was captured by Mr SujKriutcinlent Breary, of the borough ice force, with nearly the whole of the money in his (xiHsessiou ...
... Sweet Home.” this beautifully pathetic drama are introduced into the life of the peerage ; have a peep into the career of music hall artiste, with mirthful pretty Seng, and dance, and above all into the trials and vicissitudes of the lowly humble life of ...
... CLEVER WILD BEASTS. The Oxford Music Hall was filled to overflowing Monday night with an audience who were attraeied the iq>eclaele the lady with the panthers. Mine. a|e pearod on the* stage large in eompany with two Jaguars, two leopards, and two panthers ...
... of respondent was performing at music halls in London, and corespondent was assisting him in taking his wife's properties about. In May, ItltlT. respondent confessed to him at the stage door of the Standard Music Hall that she bad misconducted herself ...
... lights the reef were bnrning, and the accident seems explainable only on ground I of carelessness. BURNING OF A LONDON MUSIC HALL. Music Hall, one the largest and moat popular in London, has been destroyed by fire. The tavern connection with the property fronts ...
... atide we affected the ewallow-tail, cork, and the big cullar, and ureelves with twanging the the accompaniment of the latest music hall ditty. Inatead of bair grow long, we grew it in f negro wool, and we as we might. We were Christy or Pierrote, or anything ...
... LION-TAMER ATTACKED. the Empire Music Hall, Cardiff, the other night, a lion in a troupe of twelve, belonging to Tilly Cebe, described as the youngest liontamer in the world, smldenly clawed her during the performance. Much to the relief of the audience ...