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... ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Bole Leasee Mr. Sakek. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA., Covent Garden, London, under the direction of BIR JULIUS BENEDICT. MAD LLE BIANCHI. bIGNOR PAVANI. Tnis the 17th Instant, LA FIGLIA DEL 11EGGIMENTO. Maria Mad'lle Bianehl La Marchese ...
... Royal alexandra theatre. Sole Lessee Mr. Edward ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA., Covent Garden, London, under the direction of JULIUS BENRDIOT. LAST NIGHT OB THE SEASON, This (Thursday), Evening, November 25, IL BALLO IN MASCHERA. MAD LLK BIANCSI, MADAME PAOLI ...
... Royal alexandra theatei. Bole Lessee Mr. Sakjbb. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, Covent Garden, London, under the direction bIK JULIUS BENEDICT. Last Night but One. MAD' L E THiIBERB, BIGNOR NAUDLN. Tm ...
... ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE' Sole Lessee Mr. Edward Sakek. ROYAL ItXLTAN OPERA, Covent Garden, London, under the direction SIR JULIUS BKNKDIOT. PRODUCTION OF LOHENGRIN. MAD'LLE ALBANI. (Her Second Appearance in Liverpool MAD'LLU EDKLH^ERO. SIONOR NAUOIN. ...
... stage at Covent Garden Theatre as Amanthis, in The Child of Nature. Her suceesewas extraordinarily great. It may not be out of place to observe that' it was the same year that H. Kemble, Miss O'Nell, and Dursuet first' appeared at Covent Garden, Macready ...
... eljcLU for th MS. a~dt Thriszcr?of Xczlmm Terlm. LtGoT lfirhad etLJ Fenbm a irm > %con. . Afwd.aOS-), ;_ wMade, Bm% ud. Covent Garden, WX. ; CGehs Play * Wme M.). W. VliMgmr. junD, 17. mtdj~ Br~aaCAaeJ~ SC e of the M = of fh he oes rew a A5;i} it wasp n ...
... to the fine voice with which he was endowed. The favourablo impression which he produced at one of the festivals of the Covent Garden Theatrical Fund, where he assisted as a vocalist, after a brief period of study at the Royal Academny of Music, led to ...
... NOWADAYS AND THEN. a Some day the ducal owner of that most So VI profitable inheritance, Covent Garden, will rebuild the Central Market, and then Covent (i Garden will have made almost its last change mn from the garden as one knew it in the days de of ...
... in time, whereupon Booth took the part, and oreated so favourable an impression that he was offered an engage. ment at Covent Garden, where he appeared on the 12th of February, 1817 as Richard the Third. But the engagement had not been signed,- and the ...
... Useful lnformv To LAmT PT-OW PAntS. ?? t Les Grands Magadna du LOUmTZ OGU Bookee tr, or entpostfee, t 4d M YA & SoN, COVENT GARDEN, LOOS., ...
... work to the property -f master. but in 1840 Madame Vestris a diverged into something new, and gave 0 the frequenters of Covent Garden Theatre 5 a transformation scene for the first Y time. It consisted of a huge helmet or If casque on the stage. The visor ...
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