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The Week

Her Majesty ' s Theatre , on Tuesday , " Don Giovanni " was produced with an ensemUe of excellence that ( and this is high praise to award ) fully interpreted the sublime harmony , lofty melody , and graceful rhythm of the composer . The principal novelty , in connection with the cast , was the appearance of the new prima donna , Mdlle . Titiens , in the character of Bonna Anna . From her first entrance , it was apparent that in the music of Mozart she was thoroughly proficient , and she well sustained the reputation she acquired upon her first

appearance at this theatre . The " Trovatore " was played on Thursday aud Saturday with its strong cast already recognized , and on "Friday evening , as an extra night , the . " Giovanni " was repeated , with , if possible , even more success and more genial appreciation than on the Tuesday . — -- —A third Italian Opera , an Opera for the people as it is called , and the prices fully justify the appellation , has heen opened at Drury Lane ; and if crowded houses are any evidence of success , most assuredly has it been obtained . The season opened on Monday the

10 th with "II Trovatore , " Mr . Chas . Brahatii sustaining the character of Man - rico with good effect . The Italian force employed was Signor Badiali , as II Oonte di Luna ; Signora Salvini Donatelli , for whom Verdi originally composed his ' Traviata , " as Leonora ; Madame de Bernardi , as Azneena ; Madame Bellosio , as Inez ; and Signor de Yairo , Signor Mariani , and Signor Kinni , as the representatives of the subordinate parts of FevrwndjO , R ^ Signora ± ) onatelM , who is the prima doTmaotthe company , has for some years errjoyed a high continental reputation , and , though her voice seem

tioh fairly justified all the anticipations tlM other sirigersdisplayed consider ^ do credit to any stage . On Thursday " . '¦ ¦ "La Sonnainhula " was produced ^ when Madame Gassier , who made her first appearance here for three years , received a general and hearty Welcome as Amina . At the end of the second act she was recalled before the curtain , and the " Ah ! non grunge , '' given by her with great power of execution , was rapturously encored . Mdlle ,. Sedlazek was an excellent Lisa , and Mr George Perren a pleasing and effective Elvino . —OnAVednesday last ,

Miss Reynolds , the favourite comedian of the Hay market Theatre , who has been recently travelling for the benefit of her health , made her re-appearance before a brilliant and numerous audience , in the character of Lady Teazle , in " The School for Scandal , " one of the most highly-finished and successful parts in her repertoire . Miss Reynolds received a cordial greeting from her auditory , who seemed delighted to welcome her back to her proper position on the hoards where she has acquired a high artistic reputation . The entertainments at the Princess ' s alternate the grand Shaksperian tragedy of '' King Lear" with the mystical romance of

" Faust and Marguerite . " Both are perfect as dramatic pictures , in which the rugged magnificence of our Saxon ancestors , aud the artistic splendour of the medieval age , in Germany , are presented to the spectator with extraordinary taste and liberality . In both , too , " we have striking evidence of Mr . Charles Kean ' s great versatility as an actor and liberality as a manager . A little variety has been given to the routine of the performances at the Adelphi Theatre , by the engagement of those popular artists , Mr . and Mrs . Keeley . They made their first

appearance on last Monday , in the laughable farce of " That Blessed Baby , " after the musical drama of a Guy Mannering , " which continues to be received with undiminished favour . Miss Swanborough deserves to be successful at her bijou theatre in the Strand , were it only for the laudable endeavour she is making to redeem the character of the house , and to restore it to the respectability from which it had fallen during recent managements . Charles Dance ' s pleasant little comedy of "The Country Squire " has been the first piece during the week ; and has been remarkably well played by Mr . Emery , Miss M . Oliver , Mrs . Selby , and the other artists in the cast .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1858-05-01, Page 145” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 21 July 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01051858/page/145/.
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GRAND LODGE AND FESTIVAL. Article 1
FREEMASONRY AND ARCHITECTURE. Article 4
A MASONIC MARTYR—HYPPOLITO JOSE DA COSTA. Article 7
ODE TO MASONRY. Article 12
OUR ARCHITECTURAL SUMMARY. Article 13
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 16
THE MASONIC MIRRIOR. Article 22
PROVINCIAL Article 31
ROYAL ARCH Article 40
MARK MASONRY Article 41
AMERICA Article 44
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 48
THE WEEK. Article 48
Obituary. Article 50
NOTICES. Article 50
MASONIC IMPOSTURESS Article 51
SONGS OF THE CRAFT. Article 54
THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES. Article 67
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 74
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 78
CHARITY. Article 81
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 82
PROVINCIAL Article 85
EOYAL ARCH Article 91
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 93
FINE ARTS Article 94
THE WEEK Article 94
Obituary Article 97
NOTICES. Article 97
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 98
PEOVINCIAL GRAND LODGES. Article 99
FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 102
UNIFORMITY OF WORKING. Article 103
THE CANADAS. Article 108
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 115
THE MASONIC MIRR0R. Article 119
METROPOL ITAN Article 124
PROVINCIAL Article 129
ROYAL ARCH, Article 133
MARKMASONRY Article 135
KNIIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 136
SCOTLAND. Article 141
THE WEEK Article 142
NOTICES. Article 146
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR: Article 147
among their ranks were many learned eccl... Article 149
TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT IN THE UNITED STATES. Article 161
OUR ARCHITECTURAL OHAPTER. Article 164
CORRESPONDENCE Article 168
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 171
PROVINCIAL Article 179
ROYAL ARCH Article 182
COLONIAL. Article 183
THE WEEK. Article 192
NOTICES. Article 193
TO CGEEESPONDENTS. Article 194
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

The Week

Her Majesty ' s Theatre , on Tuesday , " Don Giovanni " was produced with an ensemUe of excellence that ( and this is high praise to award ) fully interpreted the sublime harmony , lofty melody , and graceful rhythm of the composer . The principal novelty , in connection with the cast , was the appearance of the new prima donna , Mdlle . Titiens , in the character of Bonna Anna . From her first entrance , it was apparent that in the music of Mozart she was thoroughly proficient , and she well sustained the reputation she acquired upon her first

appearance at this theatre . The " Trovatore " was played on Thursday aud Saturday with its strong cast already recognized , and on "Friday evening , as an extra night , the . " Giovanni " was repeated , with , if possible , even more success and more genial appreciation than on the Tuesday . — -- —A third Italian Opera , an Opera for the people as it is called , and the prices fully justify the appellation , has heen opened at Drury Lane ; and if crowded houses are any evidence of success , most assuredly has it been obtained . The season opened on Monday the

10 th with "II Trovatore , " Mr . Chas . Brahatii sustaining the character of Man - rico with good effect . The Italian force employed was Signor Badiali , as II Oonte di Luna ; Signora Salvini Donatelli , for whom Verdi originally composed his ' Traviata , " as Leonora ; Madame de Bernardi , as Azneena ; Madame Bellosio , as Inez ; and Signor de Yairo , Signor Mariani , and Signor Kinni , as the representatives of the subordinate parts of FevrwndjO , R ^ Signora ± ) onatelM , who is the prima doTmaotthe company , has for some years errjoyed a high continental reputation , and , though her voice seem

tioh fairly justified all the anticipations tlM other sirigersdisplayed consider ^ do credit to any stage . On Thursday " . '¦ ¦ "La Sonnainhula " was produced ^ when Madame Gassier , who made her first appearance here for three years , received a general and hearty Welcome as Amina . At the end of the second act she was recalled before the curtain , and the " Ah ! non grunge , '' given by her with great power of execution , was rapturously encored . Mdlle ,. Sedlazek was an excellent Lisa , and Mr George Perren a pleasing and effective Elvino . —OnAVednesday last ,

Miss Reynolds , the favourite comedian of the Hay market Theatre , who has been recently travelling for the benefit of her health , made her re-appearance before a brilliant and numerous audience , in the character of Lady Teazle , in " The School for Scandal , " one of the most highly-finished and successful parts in her repertoire . Miss Reynolds received a cordial greeting from her auditory , who seemed delighted to welcome her back to her proper position on the hoards where she has acquired a high artistic reputation . The entertainments at the Princess ' s alternate the grand Shaksperian tragedy of '' King Lear" with the mystical romance of

" Faust and Marguerite . " Both are perfect as dramatic pictures , in which the rugged magnificence of our Saxon ancestors , aud the artistic splendour of the medieval age , in Germany , are presented to the spectator with extraordinary taste and liberality . In both , too , " we have striking evidence of Mr . Charles Kean ' s great versatility as an actor and liberality as a manager . A little variety has been given to the routine of the performances at the Adelphi Theatre , by the engagement of those popular artists , Mr . and Mrs . Keeley . They made their first

appearance on last Monday , in the laughable farce of " That Blessed Baby , " after the musical drama of a Guy Mannering , " which continues to be received with undiminished favour . Miss Swanborough deserves to be successful at her bijou theatre in the Strand , were it only for the laudable endeavour she is making to redeem the character of the house , and to restore it to the respectability from which it had fallen during recent managements . Charles Dance ' s pleasant little comedy of "The Country Squire " has been the first piece during the week ; and has been remarkably well played by Mr . Emery , Miss M . Oliver , Mrs . Selby , and the other artists in the cast .

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