... JENNY LIND THE CHARMING ROMANCE OF THE AGE. SOUND PICTURES AT THEIR BEST ...

... “quornm pars magna fui,’ on the first night of her appearance. And just asT was dozing away, with the name of Mademoiselle Jenny Lind vivid in my thong! 18, | fancied I saw all the letters in that name snddent y transposing themselves into the following ...

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... and sorrows of the heroine. In the reality of the acting hes much of the pleasure thus derived, and the power over us. In Jenny Lind you see not the actor. She possesses the rare wer of forgetting herself altogether, and for the time being the thoughts ...

... a beantiful ecene in nature, replete with inherent loveliness, and the added charms of association, the reminiscences of Jenny Lind’s sweet warbling is an incident upon which the suv seems always to shine. Her recent visit has deepened rather than deadened ...

... THE WILL OF JENNY LIND. Probate has been granted will of Jenny Maria Lind Goldschmidt, who ik-k. the freehold estate of Point, purchased fn c. -e private fond $lOO,OOO settled her her man to her husband, Otto Goldschmidt, and heqivatbs the said “private ...

... AND JENNY LIND. In the ftuttmm of 1822 Malihran was at Rome, went one afternoon the Villa with Horace Veroet. then director of the French Academy Rome, his wife and bcaatiful daughter Louise V'eraet, Jjcgoov**. The great singer bad been mote for several ...

... MEMOIRS OF JENNY LIND. Mr. John Murray publishes to-day the “Memoir Madame Jenny Lind-Goldschmidt,” oobectod from memoir extend* over only the early portion of Madame Jenny Lind’s her childhood to her departure for America—tho joint authors have made ...

... Jenny Lind today This is a week in which there will be several Autumn Double pointers. Sam Armstmng's three-year-old Tuckernuck, much fancied at Newmarket for the Cesarewitch, is due to run over a mile and a half at Lingfield on Wednesday. while today ...

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... therein, and is capable of interpreting them in the spirit in which they were conceived. We scarcely know whether we prefer Jenny Lind in oratorio. If we do, and our bias is in that direction, it is simply because that this class of music takes precedence ...

... REAPPEARANCE OF “JENNY LIND. Mr. William Crowther Alwyn yesterday gave a morn concert No. 1, Moreton Gardens, South Kensington, the London residence of Mr. Otto Goldschmidt and Madame Liiid-Goldschmidt (.lenny Lind), before numerous and fashionable audience ...