... JENNY LIND Tit,. Routem is Lifo• Story of a World•Famoo- I 4a•ra Slur. With Grace Moore, Wallace letry,,Wegicali Duey aid blip& !booked 3.40,6.20 and 9 p.m. ALSO --- THURSDAY TO SATURDAY. ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind was bern in Stockholm on the 6th of October, 1821, Her mother had established there a seminary for children, in the direction and manage- ment of which her father, a man of great powers as 5 linguist, took an active part, Her parents ...

... JENNY LIND The story of the world-famous opera star ...

... 'JENNY LIND. The romantic life-story of “the Swedish nightingale” is told in “Jenny Lind, a beautiful talking and singing pictnre which will be shown during the last three days ot the week. It is a vivia drama of the romantic love of a great singer and ...

... JENNY LIND. The performance of The tsinh, at Exeter-hall, cn Monday night, excited extraordinary interest, for Jenny Lind had never sung in this oratorio in London. Nor were the highly*wrought expectations of the public disappointed. The sublimity and ...

... JENNY LIND. The following letter, from Madame Groldschmidt, to the Rev. P. J. &fray, who had seat her a copy of Mm. Opie's Life, by Miss Brightwell, will be read with deep interest:— Dent Sir,—Allow me to thank yon most sincerely for your very kind ...

... reference to Jenny Lind, iv Womsn and Musio, by Lady Macfarren, who mentions the fact of the famous artiste leading the sopranos at the Bach concerts when even a Queen's daughter was a member of the choir. I may be wrong, but to my mind for Jenny Lind, who ...

... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind repeated the character of Lucia on Saturday night at her Majesty's Theatre. The excellence of her previous performances and the conversation they have occasioned in operatic circles produced the natural consequences, and the house ...

... JENNY LiND. The performance of The Megalith, at Exeter-hall, on Monday night, excited extraordinary interest, for Jenny Lind had never sung in this oratorio in London. Nor were the highly-wrought expectations of the public disappointed. The sublimity ...

... JENNY LIND. Our splendid Theatre was this day (Friday) graced with the presence of the Sweedish Nightingale, the ad mired all admirers, and the noble building, long famed for its architectural sublittliiy, and for the gatherings of b'eauiy arid fashion ...

... JENNY LIND. To the Editor Sir.—l have been so overwhelmed the hundreds replies inquiry regarding the songs of Jenny Lind that, much to my regret. I find it quite impossible to acknowledge each one personally, t I warmlv appreciate this quick response ...

... JENNY LIND. The town it tctaaliy ringing with praises of Jenny Lind. For tome time the has been the chief topic of conyertttion among all classes; and since the Concert on Monday her name is in erery one’s mouth. Go where she will, she continues to exercise ...