Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-24
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RISLEY'S VARIETE,
LATE IRON HALL, PENN. AVENUE.

THIS New and Magnificent Saloon has
Il been fitted up in style of unparalleled ele-
gance and comfort, without regard TO expense,
under the direction and immediate superintend-
ence of Mr.. JAMES LAMB.
The seats have been neatly covered and COM
fortably arranged-new carpets laid-walls richly
papered-priyate boxes and procenium newly
decorated in chaste and elegant manner, and the
general arrangement Of this NEW DRAMATIC lem
rLE will be found such as TO guarantee the COM
mendation Of all lovers Of the drama.
The managers, fully aware that no establish
ment unless respectfully and legitimately con-
Quoted, can long secure the willing patronage OF
discriminating public, intend, at all hazards, and
without regard to expense to furnish the best tai
e,a both musical and dramatic, the country affords;
and by an unyieldng observance of the rules of
propriety and good order, both before and behind
the curtain, (never giving cause OF offence even
to the most fastidious0 confidently expect its kind
patronage and support.
Stage Manager, Mr.. JAS. L. GALLAGHER,
date manager the Baltimore Museum)
Treasurer. MIR. w. @, GLADSTANE.
Prompter.. ........... Mr. - DOW.
Stage Carpenter. $3.50. Mr. G. H. FEAMAN
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD,
The popular and accomplished Coincidence and
vocalist, is engaged for limited period.
The company has been selected with great care
and attention. and will be found to be one of the
most talented and efficient in the country. Among
others, we name the following ladies and gentle
men:
MRS. w. G. GLADsTANE, the celebrated
MRS. LITTELL, date MISS KATE LUD-
LOW,) the favorite actress and vocalist.
MRS. THAYER, the sterling and popular &C
tress.
MRS. ALTEMUs, the pleasing and favorite
comedienne
MISSES NEWTON, BARNETT, KING,
JONES, WILSON, &C.. &c, the favorite actresses.
Mr.. J. H. ROBINSON, the fayorite comedian
and comic vocalist,
Mr.. ALTEMUS, the sterling and popular actor.
Mr.. LITTELL, the talented actor.
Mr.. MORTON, the favorite young actor.
Mr. VINCENT, the popular young comedian:
MESSRS. VENToN, STEEL, L. DOW, T..
DOW, &C., sc.
A FULL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA
Is engaged under the direction Of
.~+a PROFESSOR KuNTzmAs.
THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV "a,
Will be performed the musical Drama Of
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
After which the Burlctta OF ..,a#
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Leatherlungs. Mrs CHAS. HOWARD.
To conclude with the farce Of
STAGE STRUCK.
Sally Scraggs.. ............ Mrs. G. HOWARD.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25,
Will be presented the petite Comedy of
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S
A WAY.
Dan Manuel. MIR. @. HOWARD.
Donna Francesca. Mrs. q. HOW ARD.
To conclude with the musical drama Of
MADELAINE.
Madelaine. Mrs G. HOWARD.
Tomorrow night BENEFIT and last appear
ance of Mrs. c. HOWARD.
Prices Of admission, so cents reserved seats,
IS cents; tickets admitting gentleman and two
ladies', 81.
N. B. Most positively no ladies' admitted, unless
accompanied by gentlemen, or personally known
to the managers
Doors open at past 6-cnrtain will rise at quar-.
ter past 7. Private boxes and seats can be Sc
cured daily, from 10 until o'clock, upon applica.
ton at the ticket Office, where cookbook is kept
for that purpose, and plan Of the saloon also
be seen. Nov. 22-lt.