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JENNY LIND

... the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, London, makes the following offers to, Mdlie Jenny Lind, and engages to execulte them at his risk and peril:- lst.-Mr. Bunn engages Mdlle Jenny Lind to sing twenty times at the Theatre, Drury-lane, either'from the 30th September ...

Published: Sunday 28 March 1847
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1543 | Page: 11 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

JENNY LIND

... JENNY LIND. FRIOM PAWSEVS LADIES' EA IIONAMLX9 REPOSITORY. Written after heart op Jentsy Lind in St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, pre'ious to her leating England. She stood amidst a brilliant throng, Calm in her conscious power, The young, unrivalled queen ...

THEATRE ROYAL.—MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND

... TIIEATRE liOYAL-MAD)EMOISELLE JENNY LIND. 0Igt We suppo,,Se thalt eachl successive advent of the filustrious roi Litnd WIl now for the appropriate points of division between '. to de sucesosive epochis ot' experience its the lit-es of provincial I rige ...

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—DEBUT OF JENNY LIND

... the LadiesAugusta and Honoria Cadogan, and Baron Knesebeck. iUr. BDUNN AND JENNY LIND.-An action has been com- menced by Mr. Bunn in the Court of Queen's Bench against Jenny Lind, for ani alleged breach of contract, and on Friday last an appearance to a ...

JENNY LIND'S CONCERT IN LEEDS

... composiccg this extraordinary and At d peculiar piece of music for Jenny Lind, Inew full well that his Clro to favourite could Bing anything, however replete wiuh diffi Si- s coltiens. low Jenny Lind gave tlis song; how ties ccmpiaying her i nat flutes were aetuatly ...

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE

... Swedish nightingale ? Fear not ! Even if JENNY LiND does arrive, which we take leave to doubt, we, who have heard the northern songstress can assure the southern bird that she is no rival for her. No ! JENNY LIND has her specialities, but she bas not the ...

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE

... house by the reproduction of DOrsIZITrT'S opera of La Figflia del Reggintento, the principal part being sustained by Mdlle. JENNY LIND. It would be useless at this time to enter upon a detailed eriticism of a performance so familiar to all opera-gcers as ...

MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE

... MUSICAL INTELLI GENCE. d THE SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE, JENNY LIND. ty In Saturday's Athensium appears the following state- d- ment relative to the. engagement of JENNY LIND at Her Majesty's Theatre:- Galignani, who after promising all manner of artists, ...

THE THEATRICAL EXAMINER

... what seemed to be its most attractive features, in the judgment of Thurs- day's audience. The cast was great. It included Jenny Lind, Lablache, Gardoui, Bouch6, and Coletti; and everything that skill, knowledge, and good taste could suggest, had been done ...

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE

... well-known taste will secure a continuance of that distinguished patronage which has placed this theatre in its high position. JENNY LIND, resplcuannt with her former triumphs, appears in the front rank, and her performances, it is said, are not to be confined ...