The Ingenious Little Piece Le Chevalier Des Dames...
the Palais Royal upwards of three years since, and afterwards played at the St. James's, during the engagement of M. Ravel, who was the original "Chevalier," has been translated......
The Principal Musical Performance Of The Week Has Been The
Philhar- monic Society's concert, on Monday. Its most remarkable features were the instrumental solos. The one was Beethoven's pianoforte concerto in G, performed by M. Otto......
Oxenford's Version Of The Old French Vaudeville Tiridate...
The Tragedy Queen, has been revived at the Olympic, for the sake of Mrs. Stirling, who plays the principal character as admirably an ever. Although this piece is taken from the......
Madame Cerito's Appearance At The Lyceum Opera, On...
signalized by the revival of Eve, the ballet-divertissement formerly pro- duced at Covent Garden. This engagement would signify a desire on the part of the Lyceum manager to......
Itttni In 01 Chita. •
SIR ARTHUR ELTON AND EDUCATION. S1R — I regret not to have been solemn enoughtfor the taste of Sir Arthur - H. Elton. I grieve to labour under the imputation of hilarity and......
The Charity-circular Nuisance.
Sea—In the hoe that a statement of the following facts may be the means of sparing to many an anxious heart some moments of terror and anguish, I venture to beg you to give them......
That Grand Genteel " Revel " The Amateur Pantomime Is
expected to take place on Monday next, at the Lyceum. On the following lffednes- day, Madame Riston is (according to announcement) to make her debt at the same theatre, in......
Parisian Thratricals.
A scepticisin'as to the soundness of scepticism has lately been exhibit- ed in two or three French plays, so that whereas it has been for men some time fashionable to disbelieve......
Sorntrto An Mlusir.
It is by this time no neNts to most of our musical readers that Signora Piccolomini, the yottng prima donna about whom so much had been said in anticipation of her arrival, has......
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