Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 12, 1892 by Various
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MRS. R., on hearing that a Cricket-team, though not first-rate, had _a
leaven_ of good players, inquired how they could have more of them. * * * * * [Illustration: THE LORD MAYOR'S SHOW. MEDITATIONS OF THE LORD MAYOR'S FOOTMAN.] * * * * * OPERA-GOERS' DIARY. _Covent Garden, Tuesday, Nov. 1st._--_Tristan und Isolde_. About the dullest thing that even a much-enduring Wagnerite ever heard. Glass down to zero. [Illustration: OUR CRITIC AT THE OPERA. He heareth _Tristan | He heareth _Cavalleria | He seeth and heareth und Isolde_ wrapt | Rusticana_ rapt in | _Aïda_, "More power in slumber. | ecstasy. | to your Melba!'"] _Wednesday_.--Glass up again. _Orféo_ with the two RAVOGLI and the marvellous BAUERMEISTER as _Cupid_. Wonderful little lady BAUERMEISTER-singer! I've said it before, and I repeat it emphatically, BAUERMEISTER is "a little treasure" to an Operatic Manager. MASCAGNI's _Cavalleria Rusticana_ was the second course to-night, in which this adaptable lady, the _Cupid_ of the first piece, appeared as old heart-broken grey-haired _Lucia_, the mother |
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