The Times
The Times, 1824-06-21T00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE. T Maadame PASTA's BENEFIT NIGHT. THIS EVENING will be pel'omd,frthe first time in this coun- try, the gcrsnd strmouls Opera of ROMEO H GIULIETTA. Music bv Z ngarelli. Principalperformers:-Romeo, Madame Pasta; Gilietti, .MTadame Blagioli; Clilerto, Sigaor Porto; Matiida, Signora Graziani; and Everndo, 51gnor Garcia. The indisposition of MadameRonzi de Begnis harligcon iieued, and rendered the possibility of her appear- ance uncertan, bMadame Blagloli has most obligingly consented, at three days' notice, to undertske the part of Giuletta, for which the usual indulg!nce on this occasion lsrmostearnestly entreated. Oiving to the lengt)s of the gerformance, there wlll be no divertissement. End of the Opera, tfe favourlte Ballet, entitled LE PAGE JNCON- STANT. Applicaions for boxes and tickets% o be made to Madame Pasta, 140,Regent-street; or to Ur. Seguin, Opera-office, 105, Quadraut, K G'S 2'IiEA7T'RE. TO-MORROW EVENINGwill be erformed (for the last appear- ance but one at this Theatre of Maaame Catalanl) lTozart's Opera Bufta, in 2 acts, entitled LE NOZZE l31 FIGARO. Principal Per- formers;-Madatne CataTani, Madame Ronzi De Begnis, hladame Blagloli, Siignor Garcia, Signor le Besns, Slgnor Porto, Signor Benetti. Signor Graziani, Signor De Giovanni, Slgnor CrlveUli, and Signor Harris. In the nuptial scene willl be lntroduced a Pas de Trois by Monsielur Ferdinand, Madlie. Legros, and Madlie. Noblet; and aP'as dle Deux, by Monsleur arid Miadame C. Vcstr-is. After the Opera, the favourite Bailer, called LA FETE HONGROISE. Applcations re- specting boxes to be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera-offlce, 105, Quadrant. MlADAME CA4TALANI. NBEW TATRROYAL, DRURY-LANr. TilHS VENING, CORIOLANUS. Caieus Marelus Coliolamus, Mr. Macready; Volumnia, Mrs. Bunn. In the course of the evenin& Madame C%talw lwill "I vourfix alBc.-trr t 4Ffa ^4eerl; O ad mSr;- a ceMebIrated Y,auaLu Ar; anfc so v'er-se"s ot 'I Rute Britannia..' T? conclude with (8th time) a nev splendid Drama, entitled THE REVOLT OF THE GREEKS; or. the Mald of Athens. THEATRE ROYAL, CO VENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Duke of Glocester Mlr. Kent (his second apPexruce in London); Lady'Anne, MissF.H eU After which (5th time) a new farce, called MlY OWN MAN. THEA TRE ROYAL, HAYMA RKET. THIS EVENING, THE MOGUL TALE. After wbich, (Ist time this season,? SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES. Admiral Fr=nklyn(lst time),Mr.-Wlllams; Billy Lackaday, Mlr. Liston; Laura, Mladame Vestris. To conelude with " FISH OUT OF WATER." THEA TRE ROYAL, ENTGLISH OPERA-HO USE,Strand. In consequence of the preparations for opening the Theatre for the summer season of the English Opera, tht Proprietor announces positively theLastNIghts hutTWo(THIS EVENING,June2l,Thursday. June 24th, and Saturday, June 26th) of Mr. MATHSEWS's TRIP TO AMERICA. ______ ___ ADELPI?) THEATIRE, STRAND. (By permnission of the Lord Chamberlain, for this Night only.) A CHARITABLE BENEFIT vitl take pplace at the above Theatre, THIS EVENING, in aid of the Funds of the Philanthroplc Society, caUed THE SONS OF St. ANDREW, instituted 1809, for the purpose of .ffording pecuniary Relief and Medical Assistance to the Distresged and Afflicted, held at the St. Ann's Tavern, Dean-street, Soho; when Will be presented ELLA ROSENBERG. Rosenberg. MSr. R. whaln; Colonel Mlountfort, Mr. R. Young; Storm, Mlr. Lee; Ella Rosen- berg, Mrs. Baker, After which, dHE WEDDING DAY. Sir Adara ConteSt, Ir. Lee; Lady Contest, Mrs. Baker. rIn the course of the eveningxa Corclc Dape, by Mr. Walbourn; a loenplpe, by Master Chivera a Scoth Minuet, by Misses Chivers and Cafery; Dance, by MtissWatson; andavariety of Singing. To conclude with WHERE SHaLL I DINE? Sponge,Mr.Wright, lMr.Grumpy, Mr. Daly; hlrs. Grumpy, M:s. Daly. Boxes4s. Pit2s. Galleryls. Doorsopenat6, and begin at7. Half-price at half-past S o'clock. Places and private boxes to be had of MIr. Callan, at the box-ofice, from 10 till 4. DA VIS's ROYAL A-M5PH ITIEAATRE, Vestmirn:ur-bridge. T HIS EVENING, the unprecedentedly magnideent representation of THE BAT'iLE OFWATERLOO. With tl3thimein England) agrand equestrian performance, called THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE; or, The Masquerade on a forse in full Gallop; invented by Monsicur Ducrow. and in which, wlthout quitting his horse's back, he vill Ier- sonate the characters of Pollchiniel, Pierret, HaPrlequin, Columblne, Bacchus, and Adonis. After wkich, Exercises by the Turkish liare Bedsa, and the Llttle Horse Harlequin. Monsieur Ducrow's Feats on two Horses. To conclude withi anewenrertaimnent, byllr.W.Barry- more, called AGAMEMINON. THE FAITHFUL NEGRO; in the course of which, a grand Ballet and Cocoa-nut Dance. AQUATIC TIEBATRE, XADLER'S WELLS. THIS EVENING the entertaiiiinepts bil commesce with (Ist time at this theatre) a new doirnstic meltarfmt caEed THE RAVENS OF ORLEANS; or, The Foreist PrfCefrcptes, tro nv)lih wil be added, the popular interlude of' THE ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK. 'iThe whole to conc ude with an entirely new and Interesting melodrans called THE BRAZEN' WATERt TOWERorThDubflCid NvE P SUREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING- will bepresented a melodrama, in 3 acts, caUed THE RAINGER OF THE FOREST; or, The Mysterious Mlurder. Afta whlch, Xnew burlettal in one act, caUed NIPT IN THE BUD. DIck .olatt (a stwUllng YOUth), hlr.John Reeve, who will introduce tte two favourite comic Songs of 'The Churchwardens' Dinner,' and *F'irst vid de grace extraordiire.' The whole to conclude with the new domestic melodram a, caUed GENEVIEVE; or, The Murderer of the Pyrenees. - _ __ __._ ___-_ ROYAL COB URG THEATER. ThTSe EoRar and terrific Drama of P'Faustus' at Half- rIec. NiG Wlrl be tresentebd a>n entirely new melo?dra'matic and4,at.nia,o eectes,- alld- UNG PAK; r,The Source f the Nile. After wvhich, the popular musical burletta, called THE TWO GREGORtIES. Tocounclude withanenrirelynew. interesting, and terrifc drama, called FAUSTUS: or, The Demuon's Victim. ROYFL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. (Under the es eial Patronage of lils Maajest.)l RepetitIon of the GRA D MILITARY FETE, at thc RoyaI Gar- dens, Vauxhall, THIS EVENING, the 21st of June. The Public are most respectfully informed, that the whole of the splendid AMUSEMENTS. superb Decoratlons, magnisicent Ilumihia: tpaeo, and brilliat Fireworks, produced on Friday evening last (being tie Anniersary of the Battle of Wateroo) wQIl be REPElATED an tbe same grand scale, THIS EVENiNG, this 1ist of June. Doors oprs~ at 7, C:oncer,t gommences :t 8 o'cock. CW The pnblicAtipn of T'hlc TEs comnmenced at 6 o'clock on baturdsy mornin ,'and finished at Jsplf.past 8.