... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE Ci)A:ERPS. On Wedneeday • Mozart Night wen given, the performances being of high average interest, and the monition of the various works completely sati , fectory, notwitistanding that the ontheatra was weakened by the absence ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Les Huguenots, emphatically one of the operas that used to be designated grand, was, ia former days, a special attraction. Of late, however, tastes seem to have changed, and the works which were once most popular are rarely ...

... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CONCERTS. Seldom, if over, has Covent Carden Theatre been tilled with a more numerous and entbudastic audience than that which assembled last night to welcome borne the Guards after their memorable and heroic campaign in the Soudan ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Last night's representation of Lohengrin was a notable example of the ability of the company and the strength of the resources of Covent Garden under the present management. Had it been possible in the unprecedented rush and ...

... ROYATL OPERA. COVENT GARDEN, Igsma. the Girand Opera Synd cate (Limited). THIS EVENING (Friday). at 8.0, ROMEO AND JULIET: Messrs. L o)id 1) Aubigne, Geo, Fergusson, Lenipriers Pringle, Fox. Wood. Lind, Chapman, Morley . M sdames AgnesJanson, Awadi, and ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Many years have elapsed since three artists of such high promise as M. Saleza, Miss Suzanne Adams, and Miss Fanchon Thompson appeared simul- taneously for the first time in London at what is known as the grand opera season ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Very few of Antler's many opens wers ever poptalaristsl in England. aril Fr., hi, now alaanr remains to keep up the name of the myloalia.i. French compoaer. It s.. ainilmibteilly alight lor ouch a atage aa that oft ',went Danko ...

... COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE CON- CERTS. _ «. The importance of keeping pace with the times is not overlooked by Mr. W. Freeman Thomas, or his commander of the musical forces, Mr. Gwyilym Crowe, and already the success of two of the Birming- ham works has ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. The first appearance this season of Madame Melba as the heroine in Gounod's Borneo et Juliette attracted a very large audience last night at Covent Garden. There was good reason for this, for Madame Melba sings the graceful ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. Verdi's last, and in some revoets greatest, tragic opera. Oftllo, was repeated )esterday evening with motile changes in the east. U. re,uniist his wonderfully impremiee impersonation of lam). • character tiewlisln if possible ...

... ROYAL OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. been absent far too keg. kmrem Mr Imparters ef the oeseslise it I. show lihr which Irt eight mbar law he.. seersrhet sparsely Ord, far the fact seems to sheer leak of priori sties sea 01 Ihe reed eellibtf el Ass bre barn. ...

... COVENT GARDEN FANCY DRESS BALL. The last fancy dress ball of the present season took place last night. Mr. Frank Rendle and Mr. Neil Forsyth, who have run a most saccessful series this Winter, had hoped to hold one more, but the alterations in the theatre ...