The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-26

Charles street theatre Baltimore, under her man
agement-Miss Laura Keene Miss Kate Saxon Mrs. Muz
zy, Mrs. Skerrett Miss Lewis Mrs and Miss Stanley,
Mr. W. r. Goodar, Mr.. Bland, Mr.. c. Wheatley Mr..
Dawson, Mr.. Chandler, Mr. I. Baker, Mr. Mathers, Mr..
Bowling Mr. akerrstt Mr.. Lyster, Mr.. Bowss Mons Jes-
sen, ballet master.
Mr. Anderson Is playing At the Holiday street theatre
Baltimore. Mr.. j. E Owens will not 60 up the Alps at
present. but has resumed the management OF tho sxl
more Museum.
Mr.. w. Marshall and Mrs. Hsmblin will play next week
ct the Howard Athen~um, Boston. Mrs Hainbln will
return to the Bowery and play the night OF the I'd
proxmo Miss Julia TuYnbul Is at the National Boston.
Sir William Don has been playing in Portland Maine.
The Roie dc yres opera troupe at Rislsys theatrs
Washington. portion Of the Ravsls still remain at
Narshals Ths other wing Of the Ravels (under Gabrs
playing 1t the Varieties st. Louis, having been
s'crushed out OF Bates theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. williams, and tho Bateman Children,
amusing the New Orleans people Halevy's opera,
"Charles has been produced 1t the French theatre
wech's Partisan Hlppodrome s also at New Orleans.
Mile. Peugaud, and others Of the French ballet Gem.
pany, are at Savannah, Ga. Robinson and Eldreds
Southern Circus Is exhibiting At the same place
New Orleans paper says
Last evening, about quarter past nine O'Clock, during
the performance Of Her Royal Hghness" st the vare
forming the principal parts the audience thrown into
state Of intense excite by the appearance before
them Of Miss Ellie BAteman who rushed upon the stage
In great perturbation, holding In her arms goat and
screaming, in very afrightsd manner, Come quick
come quick p and looking back to the side wing as to
some terrible matter being enacted there In An instant
about half dozen persons from the boxe jumped the
stage, whereupon the curtain let down, and there
lu perfect quiet succeeded nd the performance
went What the Of the sre-up have not
been enabled to learn positively but understand
In consequences Of ndgnity offered by outsider to
one Of the ladies Of the establishment
Miss Anna Cruise formerly Of the New York and Boston
theatres is at Fields theatre, Mobile. where she has
made hit as Beatrice, {" Much Ado About Nothng,)
Marie ( The Child Of the Regiment and several other
characters.
The San Frsncisoo Her. Dec, 1st gives the follow
ing
At the American during the past week, ,ssion
Mrs Rosalis Pelby SO long favorite with the theatre
going community Of Boston, has appeared in the
'ers of Elvra and Helen MacGrsgor. Mrs. Baker ap
peared Thar rkfgving night the "Pet Of the Petit
coats and on Friday night Mrs. Sinclair appeared as
for the benefit Of the Marion Rifles. The Thorne Family
including Miss Pei'y have been presenting number Of
their iayorits plays THE . Maid Of 0ros'yn oils The
The extravaganza Of The Invisible Prince has
| successfully play ed for week.
Mr.. F. M. Kent, the popular comedian, has besn
nightly filing the San Francisco theatre The perform.
have consisted altogether Of farces and light
| dies, among which are "Weman's Rghts' and " The
benefit last evening MIS- Kent made her debut on Non
| day evening" and is becoming quite favorite
The two French companies continue their Sunday
evening repres entatons ut the Union Commercial
street. and the Adeph Dupont street. At the latter
the opera Of the Barber Of Sevis Ii to be presented
this evening" and at the former act Of the piece
one act Of "me JsWeis," and The Green Room"
The German pany performing at tho little Olym
pic They preeent to night the tragedy Of "Fsust" in
which the part Of Atphstophilss will be filed by Herr
Schilaknscht.
Mr.. Murdoch terminated his engagement ct Sacramento
week ago. On Friday evening he was honored with
benefit, whi,h occasion he assisted by Ars Sin
clair, and also presented with magnificent gold
watch and chsin by committee Of citizens During the
past week he has been playing engagement at Msrys
vlle Mrs. G. Chapman Is playing tho leading female
| characters.
Mrs Woodward has succeeded Mr. Murdoch 1T the Sa-
crSmento theatre. Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor Mr. King and
Mr. Spear playing there The drama Of Mo Pitcher
has been OF the principal attractions Of the week.
xr and Mrs Waller arrived few evenings since from
| Maryfvne, on their return trip to Australia
Miss Caroline Chapman has closed her engagement at
Stockton and made her last appearance Tuesday
ing, the occasion of plimentary benefit given to
Mr. Green. one Of the members Of the company. Mr..
| Milne has joined this company.
The Rousset Sisters are at Stockton
Mr. N. D. Hare. manager Of the Calaveras theatre al
Moquelumne HILL Ia advertising for ladies and gentlemen
belonging to the hstronc profession of acknowledged
/ talent.
The Robinson Family and Mons Guillot are at Grass
Valley, Nevada county.
theatre is being erected at WeAvervlIls. The town
| has about 900 inhabitants.