... some years. Tenor —Mß. WILPORD MORGAN, the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. Bash —SIGNOR FOLI. from the Italian Opera, Drury lane. Solo Pianist, MR. SYDNEY SMITH, the Celebrated Composer. Lie programmes will consist of Old Favourite Ballads and Songs ...

... about the aise Her Majesty’s Theatre* Loudon, lately destroyed—opera and drama. , - , No. 3. II Carcano, about the size Drury Lane L TwrTtiera boxes—drama. No. 5. Two tiers of boxes and spacious pit-Mlrxma • No. 6. Two tiers boxes and exceedingly spacious ...

... dramatic agent, hag taken the theatre for the anmnier recess, and will re-open it in August The revival of llossini'm Ott//a at Drury Lane ha., atforde,i 11,111 e. Nil•kon An opportunity of appearing in a part in abieh *be has achie‘ed one of her greatuitlne4 ...

... of Offenbach and Het-e. Ml. Ambrose Thomas's MigOo07z, and Wag- ner's Flyinqg DB etthman, are now both in preparation at Drury-lane. Much curiosity will doubtless be ex- cited by the production of one of Wagner's operas, wvhich have beets so frequently ...

... Carlotta Addison will play M Mr. Chafterton has resolved to rigidly ex- clude all advertisingscenes frosthe forthconming Drury- lane pantomimne. Charles Burke Jefferson, a son of the well- -,owrn American comedian, has accepted an engagement as low comedian ...

... pearuce. Laz SomsurmJ.ula, with Mdlle. Pati in the . prindipal part, is announced for Thursday at Covent alrdenady ard at Drury Lane we are again promised the lred p twice postponed Weber's Abou Haas and Mozart's L'Oca del Cireo. Mr. Fechter is now fulfilling ...

... the diii of May. Mdli1. Lewireky, the young Russian (pupil of Il. Wartet), abah is atoest to sing at the Italian. opera, Drury Lane, baas arnsed in London. Lydia 'Thompsson has published .a pamphlet de.,cei hing her argument with the Chicags editer, entitled ...

... Diataiu on the sth of May. !thin. Lewitzky, the young Russian (pupil M. Wartel), who it about to ring at the Italian opera, Drury Lane, has arrived in London. Lydia Thompson has published a pamphlet ilewribing her argument with the Chicago viitor, entitle ...

... attended by the Countess of Morton and Lieutenant Colonel Teesdale, went on Saturday the rooming performance the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, in aid of the Dramatic Fund. The Princess of Wales afterwards drove out, attended the Countess of Morion. The King of the ...

... last by Mr. J.C. Hottea, Piccadilly, ls>ndou. Mdlle. Christine Nilsson will make her first appearance at the Italian Open*, Drury lane, Alice i,\tUrUi Diaaolo on the of May. Mdll. Lcwitzky, the young Russian (pupil of M. Wnriel). who b about sing at the Italian ...

... fact we may whisper that the same assistants hare been secured for the fbtore for the present work—namely, the writer the Drury Lane pantomimes, gentleman the staff of the Court JoumaL and celebrated mad-doctor who the habit of making copious notes of the ...

... unwise leaving home.’ Miss Marie Courtenay, young and promising vocalist, is announced to appear as the witch, bybilla, the Drury Lane pantomime. Madame Csillag made her debut in America, st the first New York Phllhannonic Concert, toward# the end of la«t ...