... this in yea.r been sent to 'the front for' the use' of the in army, these commodities have heens quite un- as known in Covent Garden. Dealers have in con-- ill sequence had to rely, so far as the j~each trade in is -con cerned, en ' home producee to an ...

... last year. Fran Mottl 'is ill, and w1I1 be unabli to play Sieglinde at the first cycle of Der Ring des iNibclungen at Covent Garden next week. It I appears that at Baden-Baden she was playing Carmen when she fainted on the stage. and could not continue ...

... generally identifed as Plaraoh of thc Oppression, was tire accredited father of C0 sons and almost as mnany daughters. In Covent Garden thisafternoon whatpurported r to be the mummified remains of one of his r daughters were offered for sale hy auction. Ifr ...

... vill transfer their represen- TI s tations to the smaller St James's Hall. V ?? ro d The opera season of 1900 closed at Covent Garden to-night when Faust was performed, s with Madame Melba and M. Saleza. There r was a large audience, though not perhaps ...

... 150, and 110 guineas. I ; 1OAAL'ATIZ AND MUSIgAL. The official prospectus of the Ring aedes Nibelungen cycles at Covent Garden was r issued this evening. The-two cycles willhe- -riven on- Jnre 5 to 9 and from June 25.to'29,, , e Herr Mottil conducting ...

... one of the oldest and most famous of the old Bay- reuth party. M -Mad mn Calve, -who laet rear, although en- gaged at Covent Garden, vras uneble to comne e-.r;iat -heai;z, lsri'- i' 'rAo& 1 roh' ?? -h._ a'u'g mnds Le.~ firs: srup'-.- 1lace those t ...

... now perhaps too late in the l season to expect any rean improvement. M. Jean de Reszke is still announced to sing at : c Covent Garden on Saturday; but his appear- ),Il ance is, of course, at present doubtfuil la . and no further announcemetnts have been ...

... opera. ;Toscs is to be given this season at least four times. M. Jean I I de Ilcszke, by the way, ageain appeared at Covent. Garden last night, although lie was still not in very good voice. He plays Romeo on Friday, and will then not sing again until ...

... 'Salambo& rn which has been a very popular opera in Paer; Ip is contemplated; and, indeed, it has long hera 1m on the cards at Covent Garden, I THE QUEEN AT BALVARAL (ansO TE ?? CERCceAn.) Balmoral, Wednesday. The Queen went out yesterday morning, at. tended by ...

... interval for itf dy; dinner, this being somewhat after the arrangement adopted with varying degrees of da of success at Covent Garden for Der Ring des Al ars - Nibelunaen a couple of years ago. How far - h is it will succeed at the theatre remains; of ...

... an oh it. Jean will probably reappear as Romeo next I 0vThursday, when the ahedive is, after all, eX- Jr ?? to be at Covent Garden, but not in state. a I i Willia ionis'u. ang some curioils changesi lt Re. at eopera. Last Friday, for tic instance| the ...

... have been or a postponed, and a change of programme on the Jc t second night would have been particularly un- I lucky. At Covent Garden, also, Mr Isidore de Lasra sang at the final rehearsal one of the chief p s parts in his i Messalina last season; but ...