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... EXPLOSION AT COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. About three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon a loud explosion was heard in Co vent Garden Theatre. Though the cause has not been de- finitely ascertained, it is attributed to some chemical experiments made in the office ...
... COVENT GARDEN FANCY DRESS BALL There is some talk of Dan Godfrey giving ns a new waltz to signalise his appointment as orchestral conductor to the Covent Garden Fancy Dress Balls, the first of which was given on Wednesday last. A more pronounced suc- ...
... AT THE COVENT GARDEN FANCY DRFSS BALL. CLARA (fishing for a compliment): This makes the fourth time you have asked me for a dance Why don't you daBce with some of the other girls ? MAX Well, the tact is, I dance so badly I hate to ask them. ...
... The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Covent Garden Theatre on Saturday evening, and were loudly and repeatedly cheered. ...
... 'FOURTEEN YEARS WlTH ADELINA PATTi. by Louisa Lauw, Translated by Clara Brune. London Remington and Co., Henrietta-street, Covent Garden. ...
... ROYAL OPERA. What a scene that was at Covent Garden last week, when Bizet's Carmen was rendered by the biggesb cast ever seen in the opera. Minnie Hauk made the part her own, but no one ever ...
... long as music shall charm the human ? That any other composer could have brought such vast crowds of enthusi- asts to Covent Garden is impossible. The week was almost given up entirely to him, and the strange, fantastic weird legend of the Nibe- lungs ...
... society. We are to have Madame Patti at Covent Garden in October. She will remain at Omig-y-Nos till the 21at of that month, when she leaves for tbe Metropolis, and will sine at eight concerts, twice at Covent Garden and six times in the provinces. For the ...
... STAGE ECHOES. The Marquis of Lorne has made his bow before a critical English audience at the Opera House, Covent Garden, and a work upon which much serious thought must have been expended has been stamped with :approval. The story, based on such slender ...
... physician who has now discontinued practice. Sent to anv person free. AMr s- O. P. Brown, Secretary, 2, King-street, Covent Garden. London. 1020 ...
... has graciously intimated to Sir Augustus Harris her intention of giving her patronage to the season of English opera at Covent Garden, and has taken the Royal box. Earl Cadogan, speaking at the annual speech day proceedings at King Edward VI. School, Bury ...
... Mr J, C. Stevens sold at his rooms in Kiag Mqreet, Covent Garden, 011'^uaeuay, « very line rsermaiil. Nothing coulu oe'ijr^b —rot j evert It wnicn wie clofcoiy resembles. This example about '7ft. bifc'ii. Is conies irom liie Parian G^lf. J and h&s been ...