Excerpt from The Saturday Review of Politics, Literature, Science, and Art, 1860, Vol. 10
While speaking of the general features of the representation, we ought not to omit to mention Mr. Beverley’s beautiful scene of the Elysian Fields as one of the most successful efforts of his pencil which we have seen. The action, too, of the ballet and chorus in this part of the opera is in excellent taste, and is evidently the result of careful training.
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