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Grand combination for the 4th time on the English stage of the celebrated artistes Monsieur Albert, Monsieur Albert, fils, Madamoiselle Noblet, and Madamoiselle Dupont, principal dancers of the Academie Royale de Musique at Paris. This evening, Saturday, May 10, 1834, will be performed (4th time) on the English stage, a new grand ballet in 3 acts, called The fairy slipper founded on the celebrated ballet of Cendrillon composed by Mons. Albert ... The music composed by Monsieur Sor ... After which (15th time) a new farce to be called A good looking fellow ... To conclude with Weber's grand romantic opera of Der Freischutz! ...
Albert
![Great attraction for this night ... Sig. Berettoni has the honor of announcing that, by the kind permission of Monsieur Laporte and the valuable assistance of the eminent artists of the King's Theatre, he will take a benefit at this Theatre ... This evening, Monday, August 3, 1835, will be performed, for the second time on the English stage, Rossini's opera buffa (compressed into one act) entitled Il barbiere di Siviglia ... After which will be performed the principal scene from Guecco's [sic] opera buffa, called La prova d'un opera seria ... The evening's performances will terminate with the popular ballet of La Sylphide as performed at the King's Theatre ...](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/olid/OL57653127M-M.jpg?default=false "Great attraction for this night ... Sig. Berettoni has the honor of announcing that, by the kind permission of Monsieur Laporte and the valuable assistance of the eminent artists of the King's Theatre, he will take a benefit at this Theatre ... This evening, Monday, August 3, 1835, will be performed, for the second time on the English stage, Rossini's opera buffa (compressed into one act) entitled Il barbiere di Siviglia ... After which will be performed the principal scene from Guecco's [sic] opera buffa, called La prova d'un opera seria ... The evening's performances will terminate with the popular ballet of La Sylphide as performed at the King's Theatre ...")
