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... AT COVENT GARDEN Spirited Conducting of The Barber of Seville From Our Own Correspondent. LuNooN, Tuesday Numerically there was one of the poorest audiences seen in the Royal Opera House for a long time for tonight's production of The Barber of Seville ...
... COVENT GARDEN without taking any musical liberties. Edward Hibich's Alberich was alsu good. anti Robert Easton had the depth of tone proper to a dragon. The Cuvetit Garden dragon ie perhaps a less imposing beast than the resources of modern stagecraft ...
... COVENT GARDEN. the British Nmtinne I tlpera 'ompans ass delighting .sv-client audiences at Coetutt Garden. • Parsifal provided an opportunity of hearing Mr. Clarence White - MI, return after a long absent* to the 'part of Amfortas was eagerly anticipated ...
... • * . In Covent Garden. Covent Garden Market, especially in the early morning, is interesting at all times of the year, but just now it is 'specially worth a visit, if only for the sake of seeing how the world is combed for our delicacies in the way of ...
... AT COVENT GARDEN. I hairs never known an English sing a tocu•-aot Wagner opera practice& out of tuns the whole time. ihs --- ven;Wer known an English tenor sing a whole opera through in each a way that I could not tell what nobs he thoneht he was singing ...
... for Covent Garden The New York Ballet Theatre has accepted an invitation to play for six weeks at Covent Garden. beginning 1 July. It will be the first American ballet to visit London.—A.P. ...
... COVENT GARDEN. The suddenness of the Covent Gorden strike has given the public little opportunity of assessing the rights and wrongs. Direct refusal to negotiate is the one excuse for either the lightning strike or the precipitate lock-out ; and us the ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET.— Saturday. Beta foreign imports and supplies of home-grown produce much the same tiiey were last, week. No alteration there* fore taken place in theway prices. Pears still comprise Mari® Louise,Gausel’sißergamot, and Ducbessed’Augoulcme ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET.— Saturday Of most descriptions garden produce there is fair supply, Cadiz melons are coming in; they are unusually flue iu quality, and fetch from 30*. to 36*. per dozen. West Indian pineapples three cargoes have arrived, but owing ...
... COVENT GARDEN maKKET.— Saturdat. Business has not been so brisk this week it was last, but prices remain unaltered. Importations are heavy. Pears and apples still comprise the usual varieties new ia season. Chestnuts also continue to make their appearance ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET.— Saturdat. Raspberries and strawberries have now all but Heavy consignments of Continental produce continue the market, consisting of pears, apples, grapes, melons, l1 peaches, nectarines, and apricots. Hothouse fruit about tains ...
... COVENT GARDEN MARKET.— Saturday. Heavy consignments of continental produce continue to arrive, consisting of pears, apples, grapes, melons, plums, peaches! nectarines, and apricots. Hothouse fruit about maintains la«t week’s quotations. Filberts are coming ...