American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-13
OPENING NIGHT.

t OPENING NIGHT
The citizens OF Washington and its vicinity respect
fully informed that the aboyenamed establishment has
been strongly rebuilt and entirely remodeled by the pro-
prietor IN magnificent manner, and viii DO opened for
MoNDAF EVENING. DECEMBER 10,
with the following powerful combination Of talent which
is not surpassed by any theatre in the United States.
Dramatic Company.
Mr W. NJ Fleming from the principal theatres through
out the United Ststes Mr. George Jordan, from Burtons
and Broughams theatres, New York; Mr. II. o. Jordan,
from the Bowery theatre New York. MIR. Charles Hill,
from the London and Philadelphia heatres Mr. Barton
Hill, from the Broadway theatre, New York; Mr.. Henry
Tuthi from the Dublin New York theatres; Mr.. q.
H. Vining, from the Baltimore theatres; Mr. Owen from
the Western theatres Mr. Paun from the Philadelphia
theatres; Mr. H. St. Clair, from the Eastern theatres;
Mr. Thorpe, from the st. Louis theatres; Mr. Walters,
from The broadway theatre New York Mr. Ryder from
the Philadelphia theatres Mr. Hayman from the Eastern
theatres; and MI Charles Wood from the Philadelphia
Miss Heron, from the Philadelphia theatres Miss Kate
Horn, from the Broadway theatre, New York; Mrs.
HELD from the Broadway theatre, New York; Miss Anna
Walters he celebrated danseuse from Burtons theatre
New York Mr.. Barton HILL from the Broadway theatre,
New York Miss Mngton, from the Philadelphia thea
Miss Kste Reynolds from the Philadelphia theatres MRS
Thorpc from the st. Louis theatres; Mrs. Owen; tho
Misses Baker, Curry, and Alderman.
Mr. j. X. GooDALI, from Her Majesty Theatre London,
has been engaged as Musical Director and Leader.
Pasa,,n,ss MT MT 9 mT B. pnaa
formerly Of Mitchells Olympic theatre, W
s ssshlG arts' Mt Mr p pAms
Orchestral Department.
Musical director and leader, Mr. Gooda; Repetteur,
Mr.. Knoll Master GoodalI first violin violin secondo,
Mr. Rankin; VIOLA Mr. Joseph Gcrhards viooncelo Mr..
MuRgrf contra bass MIR. Hutton Frstchi Messrs.
Weiss and Ehrmann claronets Messrs. schmelz and
Mbsch; fagot Pagnocelli trombone Herr Muller; oboe,
Mr. Howard; cornetapiston, Mr. Baly flute, MIR. H. Shut
ter; trompet Mr. schanbinger; timpani, Herr Kronam
Sheridan Knowes's beautiful play of the
HUNCHBACK,
And the very lauphable farce Of
SHOCKING EVENTS,
have been selected for the OCCASION and will embrace
powerful cast. 4s.,3a.G
Box Office open from 10 M to p. m. Doors open at
halfpast sx-perormance will commence at quarterpast
seven o'clock. h t t@ VIZ.
An efficient police will be in constant attendance to
preserve strict order.
For further particulars bills of day. [dec I'D
BALL.
TINE members of the SOCIAL CLUB take pleasure in
i again announcing to their friends and the public
generally that they will give BALL next TUESDAY
EVENING, 10th instant, ut MASONIC HALL, Navy Yard.
They will spare trouble EXPENSE that all who pat
ronze may go away we'll pleased with the evenings
enjoyment and acknowledge that the Club worthy OF
their name
Loyd's celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged.
Mr. L. A. Ryther's line Of omnibuses will leave Sixth
street at 6] Z 7 s, 81, and o'clock for the Hall,
and be in attendance until the Ball ID
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ST.
MANAGERS. "
]. G. Yenable, ]. r. Rose
j. w. Arnold, +. X. TRAY,
G. +. d. Soper, w. b. Woodal
b. b. Suit, J. Nj. Carrco,
III. Humphrey, I. Mansfield,
Il. Nash, =. Il. Arnold, Ski.
j. Scaggs, II. ]. Bowman,
b. Berkeley, b. Schad.
dec l3-3t*