Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, June 25, 1892 by Various
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bottle--KINAHAN's L.L.L.--deserved the encore which she ought to have
received. No matter--Fräulein RALPH played with spirit, which is a dangerous thing to do as a rule. House crammed: not packed. [Illustration: "HOW'S YOUR POOR FEET?" The Pedicure Motif. Shepherd, with pipe, suffering from "Corno Inglese," showing Triste 'Un, the Cornish Knight, where he may seek relief from his Bunions' Pilgrim's Progress.] _Thursday._--Long live the _Don_! _Vive_ MOZART! _Don Giovanni's_ taste as to ladies changed as he grew older. The two musical Duchesses who accompany _Don Ottavio_ when he is singing are usually, fine and large; but _Zerlina_, the _Don's_ latest fancy, is _petite_. Why does Signor CARACCIOLO make _Masetto_ an idiotic old bumpkin? EDOUARD DE RESZKÉ is admirable as the cowardly _Leporello_, and MAUREL fine as the Im-maurel Don. With what an air he salutes _Zerlina_! The air is MOZART's "_La ci darem_," and therefore perfect. ZÉLIE DE LUSSAN delightful as that arrant flirt _Zerlina_. The Statue was rather in the dark. The Stalls couldn't see him "noddin', nid nid noddin'." Let Sir DRURIOLANUS look to this, and say to the Limelighter, quoting GOËTHE, "More light! More light!" _Friday._--_Carmen._ Commend me at once to Madame DESCHAMPS-JEHIN as _Carmen_. Her name is too long, and there's a little too much of her, figure-ratively speaking. A trifle over-size for quite an ideal _Carmen_, but then Madame D.-JEHIN is so good that we cannot have too much of her. Acting excellent. Madame EMMA EAMES EMMA-nently first-rate as _Michaela_. We all know JEAN DE RESZKÉ'S _Don José_, which up to now is hard to beat; so for LASSALLE as _Escamillo_,--the |
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