American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-22

Musical THEATRICAL, sc. The Segans,
with their troupe, were announced to give il
Concert at Charleston on the nth inst. That
interesting grouPe, the Orphean family, were
also there.
Richmond is at present, also musicals Misses
Bramson, Macomber, &C., arc trying to do
the natives.
The performances of the Italian Opera at n.
Orleans had extended TO the 2Ist night. The
cheap shop o! Ludlow s Smith, the ST Charles,
closed on the nth inst. T. Placide is there.
and in compliance with the present refined pub
lie taste, Kentucky Giantess exhibited her
self The N. o. Tropic, speaking Of Mrs. J.
Wallack's benefit some time back, says ''she is
not OF the CmendoniC school, and docs not
deem that nothing more is necessary towards
constituting an actress, than 4 pretty face, and
an embroidered robe"
The National (Aleghana we suppose. and
The Peoples Theatre, are both rendering the
treasures of the Drama TO the good folks of
Cincinnat Admission To the first and second
tiers, C'i you have any prepare to shed them
now,") SO and 20 cents respectively. Charles
Mason Is at one shop, and Miss Mary Duff,
(''thrce to thine, ~ at the other. There is an
individual in Boston rejoicing in the appel
lation OF Boyvcr, who announces the opening
OF the Meedeon "lor the purpose OF perform
ing grand moral and pleasing exhibitions OF life
Ike scenes, connected with tile popular and in
teresting subject of capital punishment? He has
lots OF young ladies' among his corps, (they be-
ING presumed TO be prime Ingredient towards
Calculating the Hte-like scenes some Fannes,
and good many Ia pettteS, Ia bellies, &C., with
charmlngly euphonius appellations, and the
price OF admission is of course rs cents, TO
make good Vatteinares assertion, who always
persisted in saying that admission in America,
meant 20 cents The National in the same
city, is blowing away at tragedy as usual such
delightful productions as the Castle Spectre:
whilst the Museum is giving pastoral operas,
written forty years ago; an Ourang Otang is
being shown, and a Miss Matthews starring:
the manager can take "our'' hat A. NJ. Phil
lpp and Miss diary ST. Clair are giving
"Mysterious Soirees" at Shawmut Hall; not
unaptly termed, we imagine.
The "Temple Of the Muses. Theatrical
Tar-Bucket would have been a better appela-
ton, is to get up steam shortly and make all
excursion along the Connecticut shore: what
will the puritanlcal people do about there
Some of them no doubt have been aware that
Shakespeare explored air, ocean, sky, unknown
worlds, but few of them ever dreamed Of his
coming ashore on a steamboat ''this is more
strange, than such things are" Anderson is
at the Park Booth has just concluded an en-
gagement at the Chatham, and has actually
varied his performances by enactng Pierre in
Venice Preserved Geo. Vandenhoff' is still
hamms ing on Antigone at Palne's: he might
as well try to force the stream of Niagara up,
as it down the public NAV. We WONDER by
the way, whether the author has been called ont
on any of its representations? This was the
case once in Dublin, and the manager had TO
walk forward and say, "ladiss and gentlemen,
who died 1000 years ago" The Bowery is still
harrping on its legitimate daughter, tragedy
]. r. Scott and Mrs. Phillips officiating.