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... the Messiah in the Music Hall. Mr. Eustace Geary and Mr. J. R. Thomas, of this city, will ?? Morris Brothers, Pell and Trowbridge's Minstrels, are doing up the burnt cork business very satisfactorily in the Athenian capitol.-Mr. John Barry is said to be ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICAL&. ,, , , I : ,. , i , _ NEW YORK, AUasT 24. AT our Theatres things remaiu almost asithey wewe, Webiih we X couid say rs atf# guio ante 6elhsw, but we cannot. MI. Clarke, of hiladelphiia, is pla g ing at ' ?? Garend, ti be it bout all ...
... ly considered; Mrs. N. T. Davenport continues to be a very charming representative of iheb. MOuRIS BROTHERS, Pell and Trowbridge's Minstrels, are true to their self-constituted Union,they cling to the flag, and will never flag in their exertions to please ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, AUGUST 17. WINTXE GCADENo.-The Florences, during the past week, have been playing to excellent houses. The proceeds of last Wednes- day night's entertainment Were, with a liberality that reflects the highest honour on Mr ...
... Galletti, confessedly the most accom- plished ever seen in New York-, is still retained here. TEr Morris Brothers Pell and Trowbridge Minstrels, of Boston, have converted their pretty Saloon, which has heretofore been known as Ordway Hall, into a comfoatable ...
... being Van Auburlgh's Menagerie. Hooley's Opera House (Brooklyn), the New York Circus, -and Budworth's and the San brancisco Minstrels' H1ails, are still open. The Othello performance at the Winter Garden last Saturday, with Dawison and Booth in the cast, ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. (FROMI OUR OWN CooRESPOfDlNT.) NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 19.-The second and last week Of the English Opera Company, under the Management of' Madame Parepa-Rosa, at the ACADEMY Ord Music was inaugurated last Monday by the performance of ...
... 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 ...