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... TELATRE, which has met with great success. It is supposed to be the production of Mir. Grover, and is entirely a drama of American society. In many scenes and passages the dramatist may be said to have acted the part of the reporter, so well has he reproduced ...
... the Theatrical Profession, celebratedtheirsilver wedding on the 5th of March. WVE learn than Jim Carroll, of the Bryants' Minstrels, is lying at the point of death at his residence in this city. MR. JOHN WOOD has joined the Forrest Theatre Melodeon Sacramento ...
... shortly be Produced. Black Sheep, a new Comedy by Stirling Coyne, is up for Monday. Tax favoorites, Morris Brothers, Pell and Trowbridgesl Minstrel,, are exceedingly well patronised, the excitement of the day not affecting their business. The reserved seats ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, JULY 22. So great has been the success of iliss Julia Dean at the BROAD- VAY THEATRE that she has been re-engaged for six nights longer. During the past week this lady appeared as the Countess, in Love; Julia, in The H ...
... hiociuuaciieduylinqte Carlyle, Julia, at sea, Oct. 3 summer Coppini, Mr. and Mrs., at sea, Oct. 3 Pell, John, Boston, Jan, 2s Clovan, Miss, at sea, Oct 3 Pell, Harry, New York, Jsuse I Coigssard, T., at sea, Oct. 3 Pei d, Sam., Cairo. Sept. 21 Caillot, Mrs ...
... ported by Messrs. Wood, Bensan, W. S. Lowry, J. 1i. Alleo, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Benson. Ote Thursday Mr Franek Pell, the Lino- plan minstrel, had a benefit; and en Friday Mr ?? mnade his appeai, when Eagle Eye and Claude Dec~al were the pieces repre- sented ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. I NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER. 7. The principal event that we have to record this week is the opening of WOOD's MVUSEUM AND METtOPOLITAN TSREATRE which took place last Monday morning as early as eight o'clock, when visitors were admitted ...
... concluded a very successful season on Saturday last, and Mr Bateman opened the house on Monday with Matilda Heron in a new American tragedy called Geraldine; or, love's Fictoyz, with the following ?? de Lacey, Matilda Heron- David of Ruthrie, a Welsh bard ...
... day. The Strand is like Broadway in the number of Americans one meets. Coghlan as The Colonel, talks through his nose, and burlesques an American gentleman, just as Miss Willis caricatures an American lady in Moths. The weather is wretchedly cold and ...
... Mona. Sebastian, in Beieetiooi from four Operas—lL TROVATORE, LA TRAVUTA, ERNANI, and MACBETH; the inimiUjl* American Mlnistrela, Mee«re.Pell, Palmyra,and Williams; also Mr. Taylor, the Irish Comic Singer. Musical Director, Signor Q. operil. Pianist to ...
... Kirby, & Mons. Sebastian, In Selections from Four Operas— U. LA TRAVIATA, ERNANI, & MACBETH; The Inimitable American Minstrels, Messrs. Pell, Palmyre, and Williams ALSO, Mr. Taylor, the Irish Comic Singer. _ ...
... Kirby, & Mons. Sebastian, In Selections from Four Operas — ft LA TRAVIATA, ERNANI, & MACBETH ; The Inimitable American Minstrels, Messrs. Pell, Palmyre, and. Williams ALSO, Mr. Taylor, the Irish Comic Singer. ...