THE OPERA.
Tin: last night of'the original season of twentyfour nights. which was the duration of the season for which ilie Lyster tioupe was engaged, was filled up by ihe repetition of Terdi's grand opera of "11rJ i cvatore." It was iufnitely tetter jlryrd in eveiy resprct Ihrn cn the occasion of its first production, tut did not attract more than an averppe rndicnce. The sinsirg of "Jl Palen " by Mr. "Wharton was perfect and elicited a raptxious (mure, \\hen the repetition was even an improvement on ihe first execution of tlit- air. On this occasion Oh ! gue la morte was »ivcn by Mr. Squires, in a manner to male us regret that it should have been omitted on the first representation. Jt was re-elemanded by the audience with loud demolishotions of approval. The whole opera went off with great spirit and eclat and the applause at the termination was most enthusiastic.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 339, 13 December 1864, Page 4
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152THE OPERA. New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 339, 13 December 1864, Page 4
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