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... all probability, be the | lic mane \paror will at ng bis stay in London, the proposed the at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, i 2D a! 700, 9 INE DAYS WITHOUT FOOD. A PATHETIC STORY. M. BH une for od Hawkins (73), living at Totnes, Deven. of “pol ...
... —OPFRA, Juss 2TH, A. KENNEDY, ,AUGH MAKER OF THE WORLD. @ LOWER GROUNDS Laxn. ap SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1891, ME ASHLEY COOPER », Covent Garden and the principal Leadon Theatr WILL sino shem*(B. Adams), and“ Dear Heart (Mattel). i BAND oF THIRTY PEEFORMER! e Midlands ...
... intimate that important engagements ' have been made with Signor Fell, Mr. Frank Celli, and Mdlle. Elise Inverni, of Covent Garden. ...
... of much public and private abuse as the owner of W Covent Garden, with its famous market. His whole estate in the parishes of Bloomsbury, St. Pateras, and Covent Garden Was 1181/ acres, the Covent Garden portion covering only s142 acres.- The tolls levied ...
... welcome which received everywhere through France, and on arrival here in this beautiful country.” OPERA AT COYEST GABORS’. Covent Garden Theatre is. says our London comwncndent, being rapidly dismantled of tho which have been in use on the occasion recent ...
... lancers, Gondoliers ; valse, Sweet Mona ; mazurka, Violate ; Our ballads ; vale., Gage d Amour lancers, Covent Garden ; mazurka. Vision • Caledonians, Jack in the green • Hyped's. During the interval the Bl;minglsam amateur who ...
... n Opera House, three evenings of the week, are indeed resplen dent; but no more than those on exhibition io the boxes Covent Garden during the season; nor are tho jewels more profuse. It is New York is emerging from the lingering influences of Puritanism ...
... Italian Opera, Covent Garden, taking the part of Mifastc. The following morning the Daily Tefprcph, according to the plaintiff, falsely and maliciously satedthabt Mr. Ciarmpi, whose Maassetto belongs to the ancient history of Covent Garden Theatre, as well ...
... Comiquo, and other London theatres. He was also joint conductor with Sir Arthur (then Mr.) Sullivan, the Promenade Concerts, Covent Garden, in 1878 and 1879.. was not until September. 1886, when bis opera of Dorothy was produced at the Gaiety Theatre, that Mr ...
... Er>UA» B. LA»K..dBCU»T*BT A»D MAKAaaa. SUNDAY NEXT. JULY 18SL A . LfJVAN NIGHT. Vocalist; MR. ARTHUR STRUGNELL . S.v* l the Covent Garden and elog “Peace and 1 Fnars FULL MILITARY BAND OP THIRTY PEBPORMKRR. flarav baud the MKUaodaJ The Selecuoos will entire)/ ...
... operas at the Opera Comique. and in 1878-9 he was jointconductor with Sir ArthurSullivan of the Promenade Concerts at Covent Garden. The earliest of his light operas, Charity Begins at Home, was produced at the 41d GaUery of Illustration as far back ...
... of £680,819., but the ex- penses were so great that little or nothing was left. `The night the German Emperor visited Covent Garden Theatre the house was worth £5,658. His box alone cost £1,000. to decorate. When in the Jubilee year I determined to try ...