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... turing. Miss Maggie Wilson has been aeoumpanying some of the pieces very nicely on the pianoforte, Mr. Walforid, the American Minstrel, up- peare on the 14th. BBG TN THmTRICa ROYAL-(Lessee, Mr. H, Nye Clsart,)--The Pantomime of Little Red Riding Hoed. ...
... THE AMERICA:N DRAMA. I (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. ACaDEMY Or MusIc,-Mr. Ullman inaugurated his spring scason on Monday. The opera was I .Pritasni, with the cast slightly changed from that previously arranged here. ...
... THE AMERICAN DRAMA. (FROMt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JuLy 17TE. Theatricals are at a discount. Every dog, says the adage, ha s its day, but the dog days are certainly not those of the drama. The people who fill theatres in the winter have taken ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. (From the New York Spirit of the Times, July 12.) BnouanG.A- Glorious Jack B. is doing a slashing business at the Bowery. New faces, new pieces, new scenery, and novelties of the most attractive character are nightly offered. ...
... Peosia, Ill, taence she proceeds to her home in New York city. Shui will appear next fall at Laura Keene's. Tlie Campibell Minstrels are at Wood's Theatre for a week. This hobse will also be re-decorated for the fall campaign. TIuE Bowery is still open, ...
... I AMERICAN THEATRICALS. (Froar OuR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, JurLy 18, 1859. ON Saturday one of our weekly journals informed its readers that it was too hot for politics. A temperature so high as that is not one in which things theatrical may be ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. I (PROM OUR owN CORRESPONDENTS.) N E W Y O R K, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11. ACADEMY OF MusIc.-T/c BoRhemioan Girl was produced last ?? iuthe leading role of Arline. Brignoli inter- preted the part of Thaddens ; Floreeza enacted the Count; ...
... end Hunt; and Messrs. Booth, Potter, Glover, and others. John Potter is the manager of the company. ToE SAN FEAsocisco MINSTRELS closed a brief engagement at the Forrest Theatre, Sacramanto, on Saturday, November 21st, and performed at Marysville the ...
... in 'San Francisgo. Mr. P. Christy and his troupe of minstrels were a great attraction. A portable. Hill, of vast dimensions, wshich they have fitted up, was nightly crowded. yeafle, the, young American tragedian,. wea doing flourlshlngly' at 'the .theatre ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. (FROx oUR OWN COaan SPONDuETS.) NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, Tn zf is but little of import to communicate as having occurred sinca my note of Tuesday last. A sALLET company, whose principal dancers are Ducde Barre and Celestine ...
... in the north-eastern States of theUnion. The 'S authoress, Miss Cooper-who, we believe, is a near iyrelative of the great American novelist-bas brought 9-to her task a keen and observant eye, a cordial l pleasure in a country life, and a heart overflowing ...
... THE AMERICAN STAGE. BOSTON. (Extracted from Boston Saturday Evening Gazette, May 10th). NATIONAL THEiATvBa-The week has been devoted to benefits at this house. That of Mr. Pilgrim on Monday was such as to gladden his heart and swell his pockets. On Monday ...