The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN;
ENGLISH OPERA.
greet hit and immense success or the new tenor Mr. Henry Haigh.
The Bohemian Girl will he repeated This Evening.
ncIRIS V.YEVING, Friday, February 22, will be performed the
'..r.;MIAN GIRL. Arline, the celebrated AmeriCitn rat= Donna,
irleY Iseott; Thaddeus, the new tenor, Mr. Henry Haigh; Devils-
"ol; Mr. Farquharson; the Count Arnheim, Mr. Durand.
..,
'0•1/torrerr will be produced, THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH. Donald,
Henry Haigh ; the Sylph, Lucy EscOtt.
Each of these operas will be produced on the grandest scale, the
Zwhale of the unlimited resources of this, the first theatre in the
"Nrooolis, will be called into requisition for the occasion. The miss
kene will be characteristic of all that has,been produced on the
2'rds of Covent-garden. Conductor, Mr. Leder. Fu'l band and
.
S.
Tne opera to be followed each evening with the new Farce (con-
of WIIA I' DO YOU W ‘NT? (in consequence of numerous
n,,luiries). The Wiz trd. by Professor Anderson ; the other Wizard
t
Mr. Leigh Murray, who will have Vie honour of introducing his
fac-similits of Mr. Charles Mathews and Mr. Charles
Aeati.
L> Performance to conclude each evening with the Ballet of
F ftETILLAN r, snopo rted by Mr. Flexmore, Mr. W.
V", Mr. Charles Brown, and Miss Emma Horne. :Mlle. Ankara
Ail make her fifth appearance these eight years at this theatre in
`: role of Josephine.
rrivate boxes, 3/.'3s. 21. 2s , li. is., and 12s. ; 'grand balcony, 4s. ;
DrPer boxes, 2s. 6d. ; pit and amphitheatre stalls, 2s ; gallery. Is.
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seeured on application at the Box Office of the theatre, which Is
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,"'id p
price at Nine oi'lock.
4.1"..11, Monday, after the Opera, Gilderoy. Jock Muir, Professor
Prof
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