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... 1870, and five following evenings. Principal Artistes Madame HAIGH- DYER (Prima Donna Assoluta, the Royal English Opera, Drury Lane). Mademoiselle MARIANI (Prima Donna). Miss THERESA GREENWAY, and Miss FANNI REEVES (Mrs. Elliot —Principal Contralto, Royal ...
... appearance, her capacity would seem lie rather in the expression of the gentler than the more passionate emotions. The season Drury Lane will commence Saturday, April 16th. Theatrical Medley.—Our American Cousin, who is Not such Fool He Looks, was walking ...
... principal features will he a series of Grand Summer Concerts, at which all the artistes engaged at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane, (as well as other engage- ments still will be hel do nding) wall assist, Two Grand Flower Shows n Satardays May 21 and ...
... BEADING. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BEADING. Proprietor Mr. Elliot Galer. Return visit of miss heath, principal Tragedienne of the Drury Lane, Haymarket. BARRETT, (of the Drnry Lane Theatre) and supported by a full and powerful Dramatic Company will appear above ...
... memorialists. Communicated. Miss Heath's Dramatic Performances.— During the week Miss Caroline Heath, principal tragedienne of Drury Lane, Haymarket, and the Princess' Theatre, and who had frequently appeared in State performances Windsor Castle, and has read ...
... musical season at the Crystal Palace. A series of eight performances, for which the chief artists of the Italian Opera, Drury-lane, are engaged, is announced ; the first for Saturday afternoon, under the direction (during the temporary absence of Mr. ...
... Wales, at- tended by the Countess of Morton and Lieut.-Colonel went to-day to the morning performance at the Theatre Koyal Drury-lane, in aid of the Royal Dramatic College Fund. The Princess of Wales afterwards drove out, attended by the Countess of Morton ...
... i« way of the sea of Kara, which extends north of Siberia from lat. to lat. 76. It is stated that nearly one-sixth of the Drury Lane Opera Band composed brass instruments. Such, says the Mimical Standard, is the modern passion for noise. Mr=. Stirling, ...
... the departure of the pot•valiant patriots who are known to be constantly prowling about the purlieus of the East End and Drury Lane. The rumoured attack by Fenians on the Clerkenwell House of Detention with which the morning papers of Monday bristled, ...
... London news roaches us from a Paris journal. According to ear foreign contemporary, while the performance was going on at Drury Lane Theatre tho other night, a Miss Elvin H-- was seen to totter as she stepped on, and then fall down. The curtain was lowered ...
... divided, would make two very good companies. The talent at Drury Lane in particular is marvellous. In addition to thiee, if not four prima donnas, and the best tenor the stage, they have at Drury Lane the best contralto (Trebelli), the best baritone (Santlev) ...
... been profitable ones ; and that if money has been lost, it has been on the oflnights, when at Covent Garden Mdme. Patti, at Drury Lane Mdlle. Nilsson, has not sung. If a prima donna receives, let say, two hundred pounds a night (which indignant public will ...