... At Covent Garden The event is to-night's opening of the Covent Garden opera season when Sir John conducts Puccini's Turandot. It will be grand to conduct opera again after all these years. I shall conduct it in Manchester in April when the Covent ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. The attraction, of Mr. Kean omnly, at Diury lane Theatre, added to the unfoitunaie taste which has been displayed the managers tins theatre, in the revival tragedies, which, however excellent in their way, are too licentious t>> ...

... COVENT GARDEN OPERA LAST night's production at the Palace Theatre was broadcast. And the knowledge that the audience was the biggest of the Manchester tour drew from the company that little extra effort and enthusiasm which puts a performance M the s ...

... COVENT GARDEN DEBUT. The singer's life, continued Melba, is one long sacrifice. For 38 years I have lived that life, and now I intend to enjoy my life, to sing when I choose and what I please. I shall, of course, always be ready to sing for charity ...

... DANCING AT COVENT GARDEN. At Covent Garden the fancy dress balls con- tinue their merry course. These balls are now So well supported that they run through the Winter, with the tendency, every year, to earlier in the autumn and to end later in the spring ...

... COV) GARDEN CHAOS. Market Produce Congests London Streets. Chaos reigns at Covent Garden, London, to- Fie Floral Hall—the large covered space where the “ Pick of the market” is to be bought—was empty. Supplies had arrived, but the vans were atil] unloaded ...

... COVENT GARDEN OPERA. The fifth performance of the second series of the cycle of the later Wagnerian works was given yesterday at Covent Garden in the presence of a large audience. It is a matter of congratulation that Mr. Percy Pitt has thought well to ...

... COVENT GARDEN DISPUTE. The London and Provincial Fruit Buyers' Association seems likely to score a win over the Covent Garden brokers in the empties•controversy. A meeting was held at the Tavistoek Hotel, London, this afternoon, to consider the matter ...

... BANANAS FOR COVENT GARDEN. The Liverpool Journal of Commerce says that Messrs. Elder Dempster have decided to inaugurate direct fruit and passenger line between London and the West Indies. The first sailing is February 18th by the steamer Port Maria ...

... COVENT GARDEN OPERA. FIRST PRODUCTION IN ENGLAND OF COLONEL CHABERT. The authorities of Oovent Garden Royal Opera House have evinced great enterprise in producing a new opera during the first week their grand season. Colonel Chabert, by Hermann Wolfgang ...

... Covent Garden Millinery. What has fashion in millinery to do with Covent Garden Market? More than most men, at any rate, realise. At this season of the year delicate fern which has borne hard picking since last autumn ought to be resting and recuperating ...

... THE RIOTS AT COVENT GARDEN. Frank Winder, Henry Yates, and Gerard were charged, on remand, before Mr. Vaughßn, et Bow-street, yesterday, with riotous behaviour at tbe l&tc Promenade Concerts, Garden. On the last occasion tho case for the prosecution ...