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... “AIDA” AT COVENT GARDEN. Th© chief fealure of last night's performance of Aida,” Garden, was the of Signor Slezak. The Austrian tenor was, perhaps, not in his beat Toice to start with, but his bearers forgave him much on account of his commanding personality ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. That the stage of Drury Lane Theatre should be occupied at Christmas time by anything but a panto- mime is, of course, altogether out of the question. What, then, to do with Tne Prodigal Daughter, which has achieved so much success ...
... But let ea leave the railroad and turn to the stage — l mean the old. original Covent Garden stage— that stage which we took with a view to running constantly from Covent Garden ...
... THE COVENT GARDEN OPERA (FROM OUR COI.RESPOND-.i'.T.) BERLIN. Wednesday Night. Angelo Neuman, the well known populariser of AVagner's operas in German}-, has just returned. He is said to have made a contract with the proprietors of Covent Garden Opera ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The classic.! 1 programme presented last night at the Promenade Concerts wai an improvement on that of the preceding week, only one item being included tv which even purists could take exception. A highly creditable performance ...
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... cordial enthusiasm. composer was present, and the opera was reocived In connection with the recent gala performance at Covent Garden, the King of Denmark has con- ferred the honour of a Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog on Mr. Neil Forsyth, the genial ...
... ROYALTY AT COVENT GARDEN. Princess Henry of Battenberg and Prince Alexander of Battcnberg, attended by Captain and Mrs. Arthur Somerset and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Corkran, were present at the• Royal Opera. Covent Garden, yesterday evening, and Witnessed ...
... ‘+s RIGOLETTO ” AT COVENT GARDEN. having been ot Dian will Ros ol an obvious on behalf comment co. ot must oom ities. It was, course, far. a feature of all M. RF. 4, - presentations so See “In the third this showed the acta pariculary dramatic instinet ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. M. Jullien terminated his occupancy of this theatre last night with a Bal Masque — the second he has given this season. There can be no deubt that this spirited indi- vidual understands the management of these things better than ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Massinger’s play of The Maid of Honour was revived here last night, and if strength cast, and care and cost incurred in its revival, could entitle it to success, the liberality sf management richly deserves all that could bestowed ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. It is with pleasure we welcome our old friend and favourite, Mr. Knowles, in his proper dress, again upon the stage. His tragedy of Virginius will long continue to keep possession of it, as one of those stock pieces which never ...