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... 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 ...
... anmusement. The new Theatre, report says, is to be Wallackian in regard to the coni- pany. Hooley is to give first-class minstrel entertainments and light vandevilles. The Mitchell style of catering would succeed in Brooklyn without doubt. THE stars engaged ...
... Laura D. Phillips, Helene Kerveguee ; and Miss Ida Vernon, Madame doe Launoy. Tdea Voins FAMILY took their farewell of the American poublic last evening at the ACADEMY OF MusIC, when they appeared in The Belles of the Kitchens before a crowded house. Black-Eyed ...
... Wood and the leading members ot the company. Tin OLD and NriV BOW'ErrY have been doing well. At the lattet the burnt out minstrel troupe appear this week, and the Mass qo thc Broadwvay will give an excellent variety entertainment. The parsft;llilne of ...
... Miss Ellen Western is starrig. The Theatre in May next passes to Mr. J. B. Rich, as Mr. Willard's lease expires. Buckley's Minstrels are doing well at their Hall. The Ravels will be among the winter attractions at the Boston Thearre, and MdIle. Parepa and ...
... his season on Saturday night, and this evening George Christy and his minstrel band take possession of the house for a short season of Ethiopian minstrelsy. THE SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS-Birchl, Wambold, Backus, and Barnard, with their excellent associates ...
... concertising in Louisville, Ky. TEE Richiugs English Opera Company are progressing eastward in their tour. THE Campbell's Minstrels were at St. James's Hall, BuIlalo, on the 1ith. Miss AvowIA JONES is at Wood's Theatre, Cincinnati. ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, Fan. 7. AT WAxLAct's there has been a change each evening this wveek The Schoolfor Scandal being produced on Monday, Central Park on Tuesday, The B~oad to Bain on Wednesday, Bosom Friends on Thursday, The Ladcy of liyons ...
... Menagerie open in New York, and all are well patronised, while the wonders of Barnum's Museum, and the comicalities of Bryant's Minstrels prove as attractive as ever. Ruaxsax's MxrTsRsIs are playing at Cleveland, and they intend proceeding to Toledo, Detroit ...
... 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. ...
... Proprietors of the St. James's Hall Christy Minstrels, arrived on a pleasure trip to New York on the 3d inst. MR. E. A. SOTtiERN appeared at the Memphis Theatre on the 1st as Lord Dandreary, in Oar American Cousin, and was warmly greeted by a large and ...
... AMERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Tsc past week has not been a wonderfully exciting one in Theatrical circles, and there have been few changes at the principal Thlaces of entertainment. At Wallack's the revivals of old comedies ave been attended ...