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... COVENT GARDEN BALL. The Covent Garden Fancy Dress Ball In the Royal Opera House last night gave evidence of the prevailing tango erase. Professional dancers were specially engaged by Mr. Frank Randle to give exhibitions of the dance and incidentally ...
... “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, Sheridan's Critic was revived Inst night, the chief feature being the appearance* of Mr. (. Mathews in the character of Puff. It was a vory pleasant, bustling, fielgetty per- formance, nctoil with a determination to get all the ...
... 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 M. Jullien ventured upon another bai masque within the walls of thia theatre last night. The whole area of the stage and pit was fitted up in a very tasteful and elegant manner. The boxes, filled to the brim with well-dressed people ...
... COVENT GARDEN BALL. The New Year will be Joyously welcomed in the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden- There will be two special prizes for tango dancers, one of ten guineas and the other of five guineas, and handsome presents of silver plate to the most ...
... COVENT GARDEN BALLS. Although the f.ney dree. baJU Cerent Garden have been fall awing nine, the banning the autumn opera eemon. from to-morrow they will new of life. Many now and attractive feature, h.ve been added, and everything bn. bnnlt dune make ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET Since the days of Hogarth until within the laat few months this greet vegetable mart has exhibited tbe same appearance of unsightly row* of dirty stalls crammed, in most admired confusion, with the finest productions of the orchard ...
... COVENT GARDEN OPERA. MME. GIACHETTI “LA BOH EM E.” So associated is the name of Mme. Giachctti with Puccinis works in the mind of English opera goers that it was difficult to realise that she was making her ” Boh6mo” ilehyt at Covent Garden laet night ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Madame Vestris and Mr. Power resumed last night their original parts Victoirt and O' Slash in Morton t laughable drama of the Jnvincibks, the spirited lessee having added these unrivalled artiitei his establishment. They distinguished ...
... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE The tragedy of Venice Preseri-ftl was last night per- formed at this theatre, and Miss Smkhgon repeated the character of Belvidera. On this occasion the part of Jaff er was sustained by Mr C. Kemble, the only individual at present ...
... 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 ...