The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-27

Boston. = Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
opened an engagement At the National Theatre on
the 18th, in The Limerick Boy The Italian
Opera is to reign for short season longer at the
Federal 5tsset Theatre Max Maretzek will give,
in April. twelve opera representatons-three each
week-ihswhich he will be supported by Signorina
Trufi, Benedict, Signori Lorini, Beneventano and
RoGi. The tickets for the twelve representations
will be twelve dollors. Towards Atheneum has
been closed. Theatricals, and those who did
them up" lost money there this season.
Nsw Hovk.-The Bowery Theatre has been full
every night for weeks past-Thos s. Hamblin, the
principal card Miss Wemyss the leading actress
Brosdsc0y IHeatre.-Mr. Collins, the Irish
Comedian, appeared on the 18th, in. "Irish
Honor" and sang Paddy, the Boy" The
Birth St Patrick, p which he sang on the same
night, awoke slumbering echoes. A Md'me Pc.
nissi has been winning laurels as dramatic act
ress at this theatre. Davidge," too, fills the
House with laughter every night.
Ns5lo's-The wonderful ballet dancers, Caro-.
line Rousset and sisters.
A. BrougA0m's.-A. W. Lynne has had a com.
plmentary bumper. g The King and the Mimic
isenjoyingS run-Brougham and Lynne person..
flying these characters
Naftonal.-This house is crowded to the stand.
ing point every night to witness the grand drama
of Harry Bnrnham." On the 18th, hundreds
tried to gain admission, but had to 90 away disap-
pointed.
Baltiaere.-The last concert of Mad,lle Parod
delighted every one in a highly fashionable as
sembly.
Holiday Street Theatre II Pauline, on the 18Th.
by Miss Julia Dean, was received with admiration
She 10 well sustained by Mr.. Roberts.
WasAiagton City, Parodi gave her first concert
in the Metropolis, on The 18th. Although the
whole train Of Congressional fashionables had et,
city, the citizens of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria nearly filed the house. Her music
was superb, but her prices too high
Her last Concert and Grand Opera. in f,l cos.
tune, was to be given on the 2Oih.
Mr.. Neafe has finished one OF the mot s,,ccess.
full theatrical engagement, ever known in Wash
ington.
Richmond, Ea-Potter's theatrical company is
going along slowly at the Richmond Theatre.
Parodi had been arranged with, through her
agent. To suit public opinion, the agent has
agreed TO put the tickets down to So so for pit and
second boxes and parquette, and 81 for the third
tier.
AS0seSVseec k2AysJ 4 RcutFt - Nlf. Muf0Och has l
played Bened,ck, Octauian and Duke Aranza with
distinguished success. Mrs. Coleman Pope is en-.
gagged to fill the highest range of female characters
during Mr. Murdoch's engagement, and fills it
WELL s. say the Louisville papers,
Philadelphia. - Chestnut Street Theatre, Miss
Davenport Walnut Street, Miss Julia Bennett
Corners Theatre, Yankee Silsbee; Barnum's
Museum, Booth. None other than Richard him.
self again." Charles Dibdin Pitt was to succeed
Mr.. Booth.
Mo6ile.-Theatre closed successful season, last
night, with genuine hard money complimentary
benefit to the lessee, Mr.. !. M. Field.
81. Louis.-Miss Cushman hes been playing "a
succession Of triumphs" at Bates Theatre. Mile
Jenny LIMBS first Concert, at Wyman's Hall, had
been given. The Reveille does not say much of
the reception. 1t was expected, however, that her
second Concert, which was to come off on the
10Th, would awaken the admiration of the citizens,
and in fact tn ths usaal f.-,.