... distance from Chicago to Louisville is about three hundred and fifty miles, a full day's journey at the pre- sent rate of American travelling, so that the company's visit to see Mr Barrett occupied nearly three days. MIss LILIAN GILLMORE, a daughter of ...

... speaking for himself. Yet, by your gracious patience, I will his round, unvarnished tale deliver. That, perhaps, like most American stories, may be a little exaggeration, but they must bear in mind this one thing that he had said, that those who actually ...

... the appearatnce sf the fair British Minstrels, having beer crown-ed with the moat deafening applusae. Mr. Nicholson has the hosour to ?? more of MAore's Melsoies, new and old comic v duets, by the Fornale Minstrels ; together With new songs, written by ...

... took p his annual benefit on Tuesday evening, and had the assistance h of Mr Walter Andrews, Mr H. T. Bagnall, Miss Dolly Pell, Miss A, 0Vesta Victoria, Mr R H. Douglass, Mr J. If. Dew, Mr W. H. ii SClemact, and the two Jolies Petites quartets. Several ...

... epplsuded. ALEXAynDnA MiUaIC H3A1.c-tProprietor and Manages-. Mir Jaests Weardeel-Oll Moeday, the 2d, Mri aiid Mrs Lee, La Pel/le and Miss Maggie Campbell made favourable first uppeorances, and Measrs D. Moore sod La Clore (Niggers) wore welcomed on their ...

... despairing love ditty, with a trumpet obbligato sup- plied without a trumpet. Bvliss Russell, in an operatic air, in The Minstrel Boy, and Comm' thro' the Rye, showed that her vocal powers are fresh and bril- liant as ever, and was loudly and deservedly ...

... portrayal of Solomon Moses and Mike Murphy. Miss Eleanor Reardon is a sympathetic Winlie Blake, and bliss Emily Fitzroy plays the American heiress in good style. The remain- ing cast is in efficient hands. LEITH. PRINCESS'S-Lessee, Lieut. JulianMalvern; Business- ...

... Mrs J. R. Vincent as a Tory Dame teas a perfcot picture. This finished artiste is one of the very lesit l women an the American stage, combining the rich 'cinl of nlinour of Mrs Frank Matthews, with the exuberance of ~allas 1lymoit The dr ama isin six ...

... nPROVINCIAL THExATRICALS. T. *(FROMf OUR OWN CORRESPON'DENTS.) ~ck ABERDA RE. to NEWY PUBLIC HALL.-Sam Hague's Minstrels are al appearing here for three nights this week, Thursday, a, Flriday, and Saturday. ss ENIPtRE.-Mr Chas. N. Steen's company is in ...

... ;hivers, and the skipping-rope dance of Miss O'shea in the third act are greatly appreciated. COISTON B ALL.--Saru Hiaguc's minstrels are delighting large audiences here. COLSTOe HALL (Li ?? Chost company are doing good business here. New STAR MUSIC HALL ...

... Adrienne. ASHTON- UNDER-LYNE. THEATRE RoYAL.-Proprietors, Messrs W. J. and 0. E. Revill.-The Steens, the great second-sight and American mystifyers, are in possession here for the week. Professor and Madame Steen supplement their own efforts with those of a ...

... apictious exazuples; already quoted there is to be it Terry's Theatre, on and after to-morrow, a kiy performance of the popular American maa, Hans the Boatman, by Messrs. i Bussy and Charles Arnold's Company, in i addition 'o the evening perfor ce, which ...