The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

CRYSTAL PALACE.—THIS AFTERNOON. '
OLD ENGLISH BALLADS.—Mr. Sims Reeves,
Madame Parepa, and Miss Edmonds, Madame Sainten-
Dolby, Mr. Weiss, and Mr. Santley. Solo Trumpet, Mr.
Thomas Harper. Conductor, Mr. Manna.
The interest lately awakened in Old English Ballads has
induced arrangements for a GREAT POPULAR BAL-
LAD CONCERT, which, combining within the most
pleasant features of Ballad Music, will also enjoy the addi-
tional advantage of having a considerable portion of these
popular and interesting Musical Compositions, accompa-
nied by the full Orchestral Band of the Company. It will
take place on the Great Handel Orchestra, and in order
that a large number of persons engaged during the day
may be able to attend this Concert, it will commence at
Half-past Five, and end between Half-past Seven and
Eight o'clock.
The names of the Artistes heading this Prospectus are
sufficient to show that this is no ordinary undertaking. It
is really and truly described as a Great Popular Ballad
Concert. in order to make it accessible to all, the price of
admission will be ONE SHILLING ONLY.
The doors of the Palace will be opened as usual at Ten.
The Thousand and One Attractions during the day. Con-
cert at Half-past Five. After Concert, Great Popular
Organ Performance of Ballad Music, by Mr. James Coward,
and PALACE brilliantly ILLUMINATED until Ten
o'clock. Special and late railway trains for all who come
early or late. Ten till Ten.

Mr. SIMS REEVES will sing—
" Pilgrim of Love" Bishop.
"Sigh no more, ladies"
"Death of Nelson"
Madame PAREPA will sing—
" I dwelt in marble halls"
"Peace inviting"
(Trumpet Obligato—Mr. T. Harper.)
"Gallant so gay" Thomas.
Miss EDMONDS will sing—
" Bonnie Prince Charlie" Scotch.
"Where the bee sucks"
Madame SAINTON-DOLBY will sing—
" Auld Robin Gray" Scotch.
" I cannot sing the old songs" Claribel.
"Ned, that died at sea" Dibdiu.
Mr. WEISS will sing—
" Heart of Oak" Boyce.
"Village Blacksmith " Weiss.
Mr. SANTLEY will sing
" The Bellringer" Wallace.
"Down among tho dead men" Old song.
" Fair Hebe I left" Old song.
Admission—One Shilling; Children, Sixpence.
CHANG, Mrs. Chang, and the Dwarf, will hold a private
Levee and Tea party during the afternoon.

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