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Otago Daily Times, Issue 293, 27 November 1862, Page 5

T3OYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, (THURSDAY,) NOV. 27, For the BENEFIT OF MADAME CARANDINI When wriil be produced, for the first time in the Southern hemisphere, Benedict's new opera. THE LELY OF KILLARNEY. Or the Colleen Bawn. Eily O'Connor Madame Carimdini Ann Chute Miss Emma Nevilie Hardress Cregan Mr W. Sherwin Father Sam Mr Fawcett My1e5..,,:....... Mr J. Small All the magnificent music, new scenery, and gran<J Water Cave, produced with the startling reality which marked this celebrated scene at the Covent Garden Theatre, and the Royal Princess's Theatre, Melbourne. Highland Fling (in costume). .Miss E. Wiseman The whole to conclude with 7 V GRAND ALLEGORICAL TABLEAUX ■* ■ Introducing the Songs of All Nations. ' « Bri^ nui,t" • • ■ Madame Carandini " Scotland" Miss Emma Neville " ? ra, uce'V •• *' • Mr W. Shenvia "Ireland"...., Mr J. Small Conductor - - Mr Geo. Loder. Large and Powerful Orchestra. Due notice will be given of the. repetition of Mr Fawcett's great daptation of DAVID COPPEEPIELD. On Tuesday next, Benefit of Mr JOHN DUNN. DOYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE. GRAND~NIGHT!!» THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1862. Being'for the benefit of MA DAME C A RAN D I N. I, Benedict's grand opera of the LILY OF KILLARNEY, | (Founded upon the story of the Colleen Bawn.) Its first production in the Southern hemisphere!.