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... NOTICE. MISS PERCIVAL (the celebrated Vocalist, from her Majesty’s Theatre and the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), Madame FUMAROLA, Pianistc and Vocalist (Pupil of Thalberg, Or. Wyldo, and the Royal Academy), and Signor FUMAROLA (Baritone), have arrived in ...
... STEVENSON, 6, Queen Street. NOTICE. M ISS PERCIVAL (the celebrated Vocalist, from ber Majety's Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), Madams tUMAROLA, Pianists and Vocalist (Pupil of Thalbeig, Dr Wylde, and the Boyal Academy), and Signor FUMAROLA (Baritone) ...
... NOTICE MISS PERCIVAL (the celebrated Vocalist, from her Majesty’s Theatre ami the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), Madame FUMAROLA, Pianisto and (Pupil of Thalhcrg. Dr. Wylde, and the Royal Academy), and Signor FCMAROI.A (Bar itone), have arrired in this Town ...
... LAINO. 25th May, 1858. NOTICE. MISS PERCIVAL (the celebrated Vocalist, from her Majesty’s Theatre and the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane). Madame FUMAROLA, Planiste and Vocalist (Pupil of Thai berg. Or. Wvldo, and the Royal Academy), and Signor (Baritone), ...
... NOTICE MISS PERCIVAL (the celebrated Vocalist, from her Majesty’s Theatre and the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), FUMAKOLA, Pianiste Vocalist .[Pupil of Thalbercg, Dr. Wylde, and the Royal Academy), and Signor FUMAROLA (Baritone;, have arrived in this Town ...
... Correspondent of Morning Post. The death is announced of Maria Rebecca Davison (formerly Miss Duncan, of the pcatrcs-KoyaJ, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket), on the 30th ult., at her residence in Brompton. Mrs. Davison was of the actresses who sustained ...
... atre and voveut Garden, and not least *. of II Trovatore, makes the following remarks on the attempt of the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, who invites the public to a first-class musical entertainment at a scale of prices unprecedented in dramatic annals ...
... h Er expatiated on the claims of the actors not only to the bone- hi ry volence but to the gratitude of the public. The Drury Lane t id and CoventGarden funds had alreadyexpsressed their inten- C It tion of erecting the first two houses on the jground ...
... from the pen of Mr. Balfc, the Libretto, the author of the Hose of Caatille.” This work is> to be produced in October at Drury Lane, the future borne of the national opera. Mr. Frank Mori, too, has founded lyrical structure on an old English subject relating ...
... by the poets deall now opera ~~~~~~~~~~Thee of thme HRose of Castille. This Wvork is to ho produced an ed C October at' Drury Lane, the future home of the national Lo opera. Mr Frank Mori, too, has founded at lya'ical structure whic on an old English ...
... Thalberg; Signor D’ALLESANDRI, Tenor, From St. James' Theatre, London; AMD Signor FUMAROLA, Baritone, From her Majeaty’H aijd Drury Lane Theatres. Admission—First Seats, 35.; Second do., 25.; Back Seats (limited). Is. Family Tickets, to admit Four to First ...
... Thalberg; Signor D’ALLESANDRI, Tenor, From St. James’ Theatre, London; AND Signor FUMAROLA, Baritone, From her Majesty’s and Drury Lane Theatres. Admission—First Scats, 35.; Second do., 25.; Back Seats (limited). Is. Family Tickets, to admit Four to First ...