excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 2 October 1834' pp. 431 (72 words)
excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 2 October 1834' pp. 431 (72 words)
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After dinner we were again summoned to the theatre, to three pieces—the ‘Chalet;’ and the ‘Caprice d'une Femme’, from the Opera Comique; and, between them, ‘Dominique, ou le Possédé’ from the François, admirably acted by Monrose, and very diverting. But three pieces are too much; the spectacle did not end till half-past twelve. I was sorry for the King and Queen, who were obliged to sit it all out. |
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