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... Th~e e Exhibition piitcb will he that of Stuttgart. .The -v Phillharinomo Society, the Sacered H~arpionic t Society, and Drury Lane Italian 'Opera will r retain the old pitch.- Vc - ENoLTs-LEADERs.-Mr C. Edmund Maurice, a the son of Professor F. D. Maurice ...
... o CO~tBEOD> T.) i0s R.Y~l Italian Opera, Covenit Gardeii, I -under the management of Mr Gye, and Her Wajesty's Opera in Drury Lane, under that of ?? Mapleonn, are now in full swing. Mr Gye a t first to open his doors this seasonoul O hwave reeie suc ...
... and not so well suited to this is artiste's special abilities. Mr Sinclair-once, if IE et we mistake not, a tragedian at Drury Lane-- t et while somewhat fussy in parts, performed the 2. leading role of Doctor with admirable distinct- ness and force, as ...
... The predictions hazarded as to she result of the competition betwixt the two hous, -Covent Garden and Drury Lane-hare bee thoroughly realised. Drury Lane has not only earned all the musical honours, but is considere to have the beat of it financially. The ...
... thrownhim. sue] l Mdlle. Louise Kellog, the Yankee prima fft, of donna, has made a great impression this season his on the Drury Lane audiences. She is not ex- tior a actly what might be called an artiste of the tiri al highest rank, but she always acts ...
... young 'Teno'a English career, though short,: haa heen a somewhat singular one. Coming from Italy in May last, he appeared in Drury Lane, and on the very first night literally took the town by storm. After this, for reasons into which we cannot now enter, he ...
... the oauaes of pen that conditionl. ast E ?? will be given this Christmas at libe tbres only of rhe Western London housge. Drury Lane will, of coure, - lied the' it. Sta Among pieces oi. serious inberept bobe.ir- e- act listely produeed oae- Mr Richards' ...
... the prospectus has not yet been pu& ?? lished) that her Majesty's Opera season of 1873'. will begi at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, it under the management of Mr Mapleson, On Tuesday, 15th April. The staff of vocalists mone of great ad nunusual strength ...
... Society's edition. is now complete. Madame .ilsson-Rouzaud has arrived in town from Paris, and her first appearance, at Drury Lane Theatre, is promised for next Tu~esday, as Margherita in M. Gaunods Faust. Under the title of Dante and his Circle, ...
... ing day of Ascot week, were partly responsible th I for the absence of many well-known faces from fit the auditorium of Drury Lane. Mignon, w1 M. Thomas's earliest Parisian success, is not re entirely unknown to a London audience. First tb produced ...
... directors of the opera houses c were to some extent Compensated, we imagine, i r by his Majesty's visits to Covent Garden and 6 Drury Lane for the losses they sustained; but o 1 the theatres' espseially, we believe, the Prin- o 3 cess's-and t1ar too, in spite ...
... writing lor the Italian Uperat house~ '.L'Ansedti de laRoclo31le. Tlhe fuil1wing Nar i adamip Malibran was ongaged at. Drury Lane, and 7lafe WM cofnmisaioned to write 'tor n th.e1eolbra'to d M '7taid of Artioi, ivhthe hail aU fmalenne Fmucess. Wo nomd ...