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... JENNY LIND _^{ pHE _Nobility , Gentry , and Inhabitants _of Edin _- _H- _burgh aro _' _rpapcctfully informed that _-MADLLE _. _LIMA'S CONCERT win _taice _place in tlio _-MUSIC HALL , _EDINBURGH , _On _Sitlm-diiif _Morning , _Sept .. 23 , _184 S . _Prices ...
... Jenny Lind Edinburgh, January 27, 1954 Sir,—l was interested in the letter from “ Attow,” in which mention was made of the sum paid to Jenny Lind for her six months concert engagement in this country. ; Your correspondent mg like to know that during her ...
... Jenny Lind Ross-shire, January 22, 1954 Sir,—~ln the selection of extracts which appears tretggmly in your columns from *“The tsman” of one hundred years ago, a second reference to Jenny Lind is of more than passing interest For her six months’ concert ...
... little or much, therein imbedded. Now the Jenny Lind the ArtiBt (London : Murray) of Messrs. Holland and Rockstro is less remote from literature than the most of its class, and it is also far more interesting. Jenny Lind was in some sort legendary ere she left ...
... JENNY LIND. Jr is authoritatively announced that Msdame Coldschmidt (Jenny Lind), who Ilea in for a long time, returned from the Continent in the spring, and after being wader care of an eminent London physician, was able to snore to her country home ...
... JENNY LIND/’ COMEDY. CARTOON*. ADYENTI UNIVERSAL TALKING NEBS. THE PALACE ORCHESTRA. COBEN. NEXT WEEK. CONTINUOUS From 12.55 p.m. MARION DAVIES. RALPH FORBES. C. AUBREY SMITH. RAY MILLAND, THE BACHELOR FATHER.” A Rle 4 ot Mir' and Roma are. PALACE CAFE ...
... “ JENNY LIND” The Palace — Grace Moor, Wallace Beery, and Reginald Denny in *“Jenny Lind.” Music and drama. Klng’s Cinema—Light-hearted fun is g‘rovi ed by Chester Morris and Carole ombard in “The Gay Bride.” Lyceum—Frederic March and Anna Steny are admirably ...
... JENNY LIND. R EDMUND GLOVER respectfully an:, spew.. that the Naadl.. Jenst Lies appear year are the Cities of EDI sod Um First Appearance will be This Day, Md. at A GRAND MORNING CONCERT, in the MUSIC HALL. commencing at Two o'Cloct, (nod not a Larsen' ...
... passed away from mv mind. In the autumn of 1843 Jenny Lind came again to Copen- hagen. One of my friends, our clever ballet master, Bour- nonville, who has married a Swedish lady, a friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here, and told me that ...
... JENNY LIND !!! R CoWNERT, JEWELLER, to, LEITH 1 sTREE.T, bras inform friends and 1;w pantie that he has. at I mssidersble n sad rh tub o uc, a ot up a very 11/UK/1:11, oath Io G, connection with the of JENN W Scotland. A. Ow purply p;oo.tripl is part ...
... _JENNY _LIND BROOCH !! M RCOHNERT , JEWELI _, En , IO LEITnSTREBT , begs to _inform his numerous Friends and tlie Public , that he lias _. at _considerable expen « e , and with . _mucli'laliour , got lip a ' _very Splendid BROOCH , both in GOLD _and ...
... JENNY LIND AND EDINBURGH Ritz Hotel , Piccadilly , London , W . I , November 8 , 1924 . Sir , —I havo been so overwhelmed by tho hundreds of . replies to my inquiry regarding the songs of Jenny Eind that , much to my regret , I find it quite impossible ...