... Prussia, and st was first performed at the New Palace, Potsdamn, October 28, 2841.- It had its first hearing in London at Covent Garden Theatre, January 2, L845, conducted by G. A. Macfarren. In giving even a fragment to us last night, the Clef Club did a ...

... met with a, reception that recalled the palmyn days of Faust. On t July 11 of the same year it was brought out at 8 Covent Garden, with Mario and Patti in the title parts; t but the prologue was cut out, and altogether the c success of the work was ...

... had assembled without then slowly dispersed. Last evening the Emperor and Empress visited the Royal-Italian Opera House, Covent Garden, when, by sand of the queen, a special performance was n in theirMajesties' honour. The interior of the build- ing presented ...

... Masmetto, and William Tell.' a1 It was* in this pasticcia foarm that the opera was introduced w' to the British public at Covent Garden Theatre in 1830, a' and the present production, for which we are indebted p to the enterprising Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Crotty ...

... 1837, and within the next three se months as many versions of Scribe's text were ye CE given at the Olympic, Adelphi, and Covent Garden hi Theatres, London, on lines that reduced the work to an tic operetta or a farce. It was not until August, 1846, that ...

... Philharmonic C(oncerts at Exeter Hell, and in the following year,' on- June 25, produced his opera Benvenuto Cellini at Covent Garden. But few official dis- tinctions fell to his lot, and a great part of. hii -if8 wa, a hand-to-hand struggle with poverty ...

... and the interpolated rondean, No, no, no: there's no Page -composed for Madame Alboni when the work was produced at Covent Garden-was a complete triumph. Her acting was in keeping with her singing. Macaime Georgina Burns, as Vagentine, has little to ...