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THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. 225
On Saturday, October ist, " Oberon." Huon, Gar-
doni ; Oberon, Mr. Swift ; Sultano, Signor Bossi ; Scher-
asmin, Santley ; Fatima, Mdlle. Gross! ; Puck, Mdlle.
Sinico ; Reiza, Mdlle. Titiens.
On Monday, 3rd, " Faust." Faust, Gardoni ; Valen-
tini, Santley ; Mephistophele, Bossi ; Wagner, Casaboni ;
Siebel, Mdlle. Grossi ; Martha, Mdlle. Giraldini ; Mar-
gherita,
Mdlle. Titiens.
On Tuesday, 4th, " Fidelio." Ferdinando, Gardoni ;
Pizzaro, Mr. Santley ; Rocco, Signor Bossi ; Jacquino?
Mr. Swift ; Ministro, Signor Casaboni ; Marcellina, Mdlle.
Sinico; Leonora, Mdlle. Titiens.
On Wednesday, 5th, "Trovatore."
On Thursday, 6th, " Norma."
On Friday, 7th, "Marta." Lionello, Gardoni; Plun-
ketto, Santley ; Sheriffo, Marini ; Enrichetta, Mdlle.
Sinico ; Nancy, Mdlle. Grossi.
On Saturday, 8th, " Fidelio." Last night ; benefit of
Titiens.
Gounod's charming pastoral "Tone Poem," " Mirella,"
was not a great success, and has never since been re-
peated. This result is unaccountable ; the work is quite
worthy of its great author, full of charming melody and
rich scoring. Poor Titiens was much disappointed, having
set her heart on its success in Dublin. Indeed, she was
under the impression that her grand scena in " Mirella "
would have produced even greater effect than her " Jewel
Song" in "Faust." She was, however, mistaken, and
was, in consequence, much depressed. She expressed
her opinion, in which she is joined by many eminent