Markets Open Higher Amid Bank and Bond News
Money markets rose as Consols and railway shares led gains with improved sentiment for Passives and Certificates. Banks remained cautious until half yearly balances are completed, while the Russian and Brazilian failures triggered creditor meetings and debt restructuring plans.
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Vast and Varied Market Report Johns Stock Exchange Summary
The report details wholesale bond and stock activity across global markets, noting specific yields and premiums for British, American, and foreign securities. It highlights modest business in English securities, mixed inland railway shares, and fluctuating imperial and colonial issues, with notable activity in mining, banking, and foreign bonds amid holiday slowdowns.
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Christmas Promenades: Messiah at Martin's Hall Longacre
Promenade Concerts at Longacre under Herr Schmuck featured the Messiah with a 30 piece band and 200 voice chorus. Soloists Miss Anna Biles, Miss Emma Heywood, Mr. W Coates, and Mr Aynsley Cook received praise amid mixed tempi, strong choruses, and lively audience response. Arthur Sketchley’s journey to Paris act continues at Egyptian Hall with Mrs Brown and Griggs family tableaux drawing large crowds.
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Sfandel
Anna Biles
Royal English Opera
Emma Heywood
W. Coates
Vernon Rigby
Aynsley Cook
Handel
Anna Hiles
Zion
Arthur Sketchley
Egyptian Hall
Piccadilly
Sketchley
Paris
Griggs
Royal Gallery of Illustration Maintains Christmas Shows
The Royal Gallery of Illustration keeps its holiday program with Mr. and Mrs. German Reed and Mr. John Parry performing The Rival Composers and The Bard and his Birthday. Mrs. German Reed shines in Shakespearean female roles. Miss Emily Pitt substitutes for Miss Poole in Soldier's Legacy. other vocalists include Miss Robertine Henderson, Miss Deste Finlayson, Mr. Whifin, and Mr. J. A. Shaw. The Seaside piece Mrs. Roseleaf remains a standout. Theatre crowds remain strong through the holidays with three oclock matinees on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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German Reed
John Parry
Reed
Emily Pitt
Strand Musick Hall Christmas Entertainment Review
The illuminated ceiling at Strand Musick Hall draws crowds as Defries and Son showcase an intricate apparatus. Under Kingsbury, Faust selections win warm applause. Champagne Gallon is a highlight. Notable performers include Miss Stanton, Edwin Reeves, and Vance with varied acts. A robust comic lineup features Steele, Rose Aubrey, Buckingham, Adams and Donaldson, and the Dashwoods. The closing Mendelssohn wedding march caps an attractive program though no specific Christmas piece is featured. Dining and Oak Room service are praised. overall, a compelling yet mixed entertainment package.
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Edwin Reeves
Albert Steele
Rose Aubrey
Buckingham
Adams and Donaldson
Dashwood
Vance
Mendelssohn
Weston’s Music Hall Promises a Long Run for New Pieces
At Weston’s Music Hall the proprietor unveiled three new pieces to good reception. Miss M’Guinness debuted in the chorus from The Lady of the Lake, giving a fine performance of four ballads. A Christmas carol arranged by Mr. P Corri followed with lively choruses and Dickens’s Old King Christmas. Misa Tressilien sang Irish ballads to hearty encores. Mr. Kelly, introduced by Mr. Weaton, performed on several instruments and danced, entertaining the crowd. The pieces, amid a crowded hall, show strong public approval and promise a lasting run.
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M‘guiness
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London Pavilion Christmas programme by Loibl and Sanhamimer
Proprietors Loibl and Sanhamimer supervise the London Pavilion music hall to keep order and ensure comfort. A varied program features an effective band chorus overture, comic songs, dances by the Le Bruns, and lively operatic music for a festive crowd.
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Irish comic, Halberstadt operatic selections charm hall
A lively music hall program features Mr H Baker’s Irish character sketch, Herr Halberstadt’s operatic selections, and a popular comic act by M. Lheritier. The Brothers Ellis balance acrobatics with taste, Madame Sonhammer sings well, and an Oriental Dream ballet closes the show. Minor attractions abound as the hall winds down after a full evening of entertainment.
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Ellis
M. A. Lheritier
M. Sheritier
Madame Sonhammer
Cambridge Music Hall Presents A Stellar Christmas Bill
The new Cambridge Music Hall under Mr C Neville has enjoyed back to back successes. Proprietor Mr G W Nugent offers a lavish Christmas program featuring Miss Ellison as Costa Diva, Signor Mordini, Miss Jenny Stanley, Miss Riscani, and performer Charles Burton. The bill also includes Bernard Sloman, Mr J Gorde, Nelly Power, the Brothers Cavallini, Annie Adams, Fred French and George Leybourne. The Soldiers Chorus from Zroratore opens, a Worme selection follows, and a Jasa niello chorus caps the evening. The venue is described as elegant, with the management turning away patrons once seating was full.
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Riscani
Charles Burton
Bernard Sloman
West
J. Gorde
Nelly Power
Cavallini
Paria
Greville
Annie Adams
Fred French
George Leybourne
Chorua
Worme
Ealing Steeplechases Postponed Then Rescheduled
Sporting intelligence notes cross country events delayed by frost now fixed for Thursday and Friday weather permitting Stakes not yet filled will close the evening before each race if the weather allows open conditions on those days
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Manchester Election Nominations Report
Telegraphed item lists multiple nominations with status notes. Waterzoo Curstne and Lord Uffington nominated, several nominees taken offered or off, including Jardine Haywood Bake Stocker Liddington Breadalbane Christmas Carol Buck.
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Foreign Racing Intelligence from France and England
Arrivals at Chantilly include Mosselman filly by Allez g aiment and another by Allez y gaiment. Tumbler to return to Chantilly, Empire to stand at Mr. Carter's stud. Lelio returns to training at La Croix. Pauvre Mignon bought by H. Grimshaw to ride. Penarth offered to Belgian government. Horses shipped to Germany, Hungary, and Newmarket for various owners. Numerous flat and steeplechase horses injured or killed this season. Also notes on New Times Conservancy Act with forthcoming by laws and conservator pay later in December 1964.
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Appointments and Parting Notices From the Queen and Lords
The London Gazette lists the queen advancing Rev. W. Mair to Ardorh parish, naming W. H. Valpy as Colonial Surgeon and J. W. Leach as Clerk of the Courts for British Honduras. It records numerous military promotions, appointments to oath commissioners, dissolutions of partnerships, declarations of dividends, and a long roll of bankrupts and sittings for last examinations across various districts and firms.
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Almanac of trades and notices spans Jan to Feb entries
A dense list of names and occupations across Britain with dates in January and February. Includes tradesmen, clerks, carpenters, innkeepers, butchers, engineers, and codified items such as dividends and Scottish sequestrations. Names anchor locations such as Fareham, Gracechurch, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, highlighting a ledger-like record of professionals and business notices.
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Health of London and Vienna Deaths and Weather
The Registrar General reports London deaths rose to 1523 in the week ending 24 December, with typhus at 84 and measles at 60. Bronchitis and pneumonia show opposing trends. Births of 1847 children. Greenwich barometer and Thames water temperatures noted. Vienna deaths totaled 373 for the week ending 17 December with cold readings.
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Camille and Another v Donato injunction corrections
Letter to the editor from solicitors correcting a report on an injunction case argued before Vice Chancellor Kindersley. They state interim orders were granted ex parte by Vice Chancellor Wood, that no Monday hearing was requested, and that the order was discharged. They note the plaintiffs may renew for an injunction with amendments naming the English Opera Company. Donato remains at liberty to proceed with his engagement while awaiting further action.
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There is a tendency to higher prices today in yarns for home consumption, though sales remain small. All piece goods prices are firm if not hardening, with limited transactions and market sluggishness influenced by darkness and year end. A grand Paris dinner display featured a costly sculpture group representing Progress and the arts. details note sculptors and creators, with elaborate figures and maritime motifs.
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