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... management of the local Theatre Royal is in engsglng a company like Cavalicre OaeteUaoo'a Italian Grand Opera Company from Drury Lane Theatre, Loudou, is bo be highly commended and eopported. The company, which will visit Waterford, on tbe 21et August for ...
... operatic life in London, where for years be sang, taking the barilone parts in ell the ii operas then played at Her Majesty= Drury Lane. Bohemian Girl enedi tßelle's reputation as a musician, earned for him vast some of money, trazudated into French, German ...
... countries on the precise princirde. this attractive Pece was performed for above one hundred nirrhts at the Ist- Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, London. At Waterford Edmund Kean played the eccentric Wigton' , oWginsf part of Zsphimiti; the author. was wen as O'Oallaglier ...
... next week. The which amount includes on account company, which originally came from of the Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Drury Lane Theatre, London, and which Co. (the previous certificates included is now fresh from its triumphs at the on the same account) ...
... June 10th, FOR SIX NIGHTS & TWO MATINEES. THE CAVALIERE F. CASTELLANO Unionist Affiance, Italian Grand Opera Co. Front Drury lane Theatre, London, Monday. June 10th—CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, followed by Leoncavallo's I PAGLIACCI, in Two Acts. Tuesday, June ...
... n Collins. Cogosaeoeing _MONDAY. June lOW, SIX NIGHTS a TWO MATINESS. MB CAVALIERS F. CASTELLANO Italian Crud Opera Co. Drury Lane Theatre. Loudon. Woodsy, _ Jane Ieth—CAVALLEIPIA 111,MITIOANA. followed by Lessemllo's I FAGLIAOOI. ia Two Ads. Tuesday ...
... being privil eg ed to hear this really first-class combination; and it must be borne in mind that the full company from Drury Lane Theatre will be present. Signor Egani. a young Irish tenor, will be heard to advantage tonight. When the company last visited ...
... United States. and returned to Europe in 1844. and not long afterwards began composing on • Maritana.' which was produced at Drury Lane Theatre in 1845, and the composer was hailed at once as the eompeer of Balfe. The book contains reproductions of some ...
... York Philharmonic Society. Returning to Europe, he planned the opera • Maritana,' uhich was produced for the first time in Drury Lane Theatre, London, on the 15th November, 1845, when at once the composer was hailed as the compeer of Balfe in ballad opera ...
... John Bnnini's novel, The Peep o* Day, and produced it with extraordinary success, firstly. at the Lyceum. arid later at Drury Lane. He created the part of Danny in Boueigault's Colleen Bairn. and he wrote the of many of Balfe's operas. In the seventies ...
... *fined Sir A 1 16 11611 ° Harris in mmmd Lower.—James Walsh, Reamanagh, £3 sang itn opera at Covent Garden end Ki g . pd. Drury Lane. lie was in Dublin in 1896, To keep in repair for 61 years 600 perwhen the sw•-enty4fifth anniversary of the ehes of the ...
... natural talents; both led orchestras in Dublin, went to London, travelled much abroad. Their first operas were produced in Drury Lane by Fitzball, who in both instances wrote their libretti: both are buried in !Cense] Green cemetery, and their two most popular ...