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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The late Sir Julius Benedict's opera, The Lily of Kitjantey, founded on Boucicault's melodrama, The Colleen Bate*, is stiil popular m the provinc s, but it had not been performed in a leading metropolitan theatre for several years ...
... DRURY LANE OPERA. » For various and sufficient reasons, the per- formance of Die IValkiire, promised for Saturday evening, stands postponed until next Saturday, and Lohengrin was given instead, Wagner's popular opera, in spite of short notice, attracting ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Pan Mann's only operatic work, Genornrer, was ormert at the shove theatre, for the fleet limo on any stage in the United Kingdom, yesterday afternoon. The fact is in itself interestieg to musical arnatenre, but it is, especially noteworthy ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Drury Lane is for the present being occupied with a series of operatic performances by a mixed company of vocalists, most of whom are English. Vincent Wallace's familiar .1 farinoirt was given on Saturday, and the extremely melodious ...
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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The annual general meeting of the renters or debenture holders of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, was held yesterday in the Theatre Saloon. — Major Sharps, Chairman of the Renters' Committee, pre- sided. There were also present as members ...
... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tenth compels the statement that, as a dramatic performance, Gearlemma Joel-, produced at Drury Lane on Saturday evening, is altogether beneath contempt. There is scarcely any pretence of a plot. Glimmerings of a story appear at intervals ...
... GERMAN OPERA, DRURY LANE. Weber's Ver Frcisekiitz had not been heard in London for ten years— si:ve for a performance by tbe pupils of the Royal College of Music in 1837, at the Savoy Theatre — until yesterday evening, when the operatic masterpiece of ...
... SIGNORA DUSE AT DRURY LANE. Since, three years ?? first came to London and gained the brilliant success which it was impossible for her to miss from appreciative audiences, her visits hare boen anxiously expected. Last night the great artist reappeared ...