The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-12 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
(IN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, for the
k 1 l3 BENEFIT of the
POLISH REFUGEES.
On which occasion, in addition to the usual Company the follow-
ing Ladies and Gentlemen have generously volunteered their
gratuitous services :
Mr. BLAGROVE, Mr. G. JONES, (of the National Theatre,
New York), Mr. O'BRIEN (of the King's Theatre), Mr.
KROFF (of the Imperial Theatre, Prague), YOUNG FORDE,
and Mr. T. WELSH, Madame CARADORI ALLAN, Mrs.
FAUCIT, Madame DULCKEN, M‘FILLIPOWICZ, Miss
I O'BRIEN, and Mrs. WAYLETT.
7 Being for an Extensive Charity, the Boxes will, on this occa-
, sion, be raised to is. The Pit and Gallery remain as before.
The Entertainment will commence with (third time this Season)
the Comic Drama of
CHARLES THE SECOND.
King Charles (his original Character) Mr. CHARLES
KEIUBLE. Rochester, Mr. GEOR(iii; JONES (from the
National Theatre, New York—hi' first appearance here.) Ed-
ward (a Page), Mr. J. WEBSTER. Captain Copp (Landlord
of the " Grand Admiral of Wapping"), Mr. H. WALLACK.
Lady Clara (her Original Character), Mrs. FAUCIT. Mary
Copp, Miss TAYLOR.
After which, an enti;;lv New and Original Piece, founded on the
Historical -..l\r",•vel of that name,y the Author of " Tam
" "hr.:.tter," entitled
S 1 GI SMUND AUGUSTUS.
The MUSIC (with the exception "of one Duct by F. Romer)
by T. WELSH, who will, on this occasion, preside in the
Orchestra.
A MAZOURKA, incidental to the Piece, will be performed by
Mr. and Miss O'BRIEN (of the King's Theatre).
In the course of the Evening,
A MUSICAL PASTICCIO.
To conclude with (preceded by IL R. Bishop's popular Irish
Medley Overture) the laughable Farce of
THE IRISH TUTOR.
Dr. Flail, Mr. TILBURY. Charles, Mr. J. WEBSTER.
Tillwell; Mr. GRIFFITH. Beadle, Mr. MORRIS. Terry
O'Rourke, alias Dr. O'Toole (the Irish Tutor), YOUNG _
FORDE, in which Character he will introduce the Song of " I'm
the Boy for Bewitching them." Rosa, Miss CROSS. Mary,
Miss WRIGHTEN.
Boxes, 75.; Pit, 25,; Gallery, Is.
Doors to be opened a Quarter past Six—Performance commences
a Quarter before Seven.
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