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... audiences seem to forget when the tener is unable to appear. Mapleson proposes to commence the season of Her Majesty's Opera at Drury Lane Theatre earlier than usual, probably the 17th of March. In addition to Signori Campanini and Fancelli as tenors, Signor ...
... MUSICAL PITCH. To-day's Graphic intimates that Rossini's Semiramide will be the opening work at Her Majesty's Opera, Drury Lane, next Tuesday, with Mdlle. Tietjens, Mdlle. Trebelli-Bettini, and Signor Agnesi. The report that the pitch has been altered ...
... was two months, with hard labour. —The third defendant figured at Bow Street as a gentleman. He had annoyed barmaid at Drury Lane Theatre, aud when she remonstrated he struck her on the head with his walkingstick. fine of £3 was deemed sufficient caution ...
... London, from Assyria, about the 25th instant. Signor has arrived from New York to appear in Balfe's posthumous opera, at Drury Lane. The proposed celebration of the four-hundredth anniversary of the introduction of the art of print- into this country has ...
... The Musical Pitch. All your musical readers will be interested the fact that the musicalpitchhasbeenloweredahalf tone at Drury Lane, and that the change will be maintained by the orchestra throughout the season. The same concession to the easo and convenience ...
... Guardian telegraphs that the chief musical event of the season, the production of II Talismano, came off last evening at Drury Lane, Balfe is the one native composer who has competed successfully for honours on theltaliaa lyric stage, and it may not be ...
... Last Appearance but Four. • Jitly 13th, the Distinguished Tragedienne, , WALLIS, ~ T d J. B. HOWARD, from the >eatre-Royal, Drury Lane. cc opeD rom 1. V tight o'clock. Doors Open Half-an-Hour Previous. V Cljet, * N AY and S ATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. hiay be ...
... AND ' k Schneider, How Ton ? &AY, LV jo tiistinguishedTragedienne, MISS WALLIS, J. B. HOWARD, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. —_Jjjox Office open from to 4. E T - O U S E , TO-NIGHT. Angst light o'clock. Doors Open Hali-an Hour Previous. ENTERTAINMENTS ...
... de Boodles ?'' AND '' eider, How ' ° LV 13tti, the Distinguished Tragedienne, WALLIS, '-P ** hy J. B. HOWARD, from the Drury Lane. open from 12 to 4. O U S E, gat.- V -NI«HT. w?Ut o'clock. Doors Open Hall-an-Hour W Er f7. TAINMENTS ' __* * SATURDAY ...
... MDLLE. TIETJENS' BENEFIT. Last evening there was a grand spectacle at Drury Lane Theatro, occasion being the benefit of Mdile. Tietjens, who appeared in Fidelio, the finest of her many impersonations. She was received with great enthusiasm, and in addition ...
... November she goes to Russia, in March, 1875, to Vienna, and in the following month she is engage! to reappear Covent Garden. Drury Lane closes to-night with the benefit of Mapleson. It may bo interesting to note, tending to show relative popularity of the ...
... namely, Mddle. Marie Roze (or Marie Ponsin rightly) and Signor Giulio Perkins (Mr Perkins,.the American bass), both of the Drury Lane Italian Opera troupe. A London correspondent of the New York Arcadian states that Mdlle. Albani (Mdlle. Lajeunesse), of ...