The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-01
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OPExINa on rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CrsSlNa OF THE yTHEATRE.--Satur0ay
h'sns As mas been announced, IL fxsd npon - the
commencement Of the Theatrical season in this
cry. Notices IN the city papers from time 10 time
have made known the presence Of Msssrs 0eosrs
hankei and Ihos. L. Moxley, who we're said 70 be
snsageu ~ superintending the renovation Of the
Interior OF the edifcs. A look through the old
Temple OF the Drama, at this time, will convincs
any one sceptical or otherwise that they at iesss
have not been idle since their advent here 80 COM
piete metsmorphose, and that for the better, hes
not oesn seen here for many day. when lighted
with gas, the interior Of the edice will present an
almost royal appearance. The seats In the uar.
quette have been newly cushioned and backed
with blue damask An air OF relief 10 given the
oiehestra box, By new coat Of paint, which it
much needed, The costly papering and upholster-
ing OF the house reflects the highest credit on
nessrs Phillips Crawford, who did the work
tha tnat immediateiy in front Of the sests
NV nss' . ana "a tiers OF boxes, would be hard 70
80 49, IN point Of quality anywhere. In color is d
aeu, go,d, and buf, and has peculiar rich
apss It's texture fully agrees With its looks
| most desirable Improvement and a,s lar- -.,t.
Ell. Ihe private boxes have been decoratsa -,ss
new curtains, Of real beauty, by Mr. John =. Re-.
Ia1it. A nne new drop curtain the productior -
j. Getz, the artist Gan admirable rs,srs.rss. y
OF Mount Vernon,l will be found not he ,ssss ~
tractive portion of an evenings entertaiums.. -.
~ as aessees nave added several and splendid ss,s
| These were made expressly for the estabiishrsr,
IL Is said that neither the new Omar. Wc,.~ 4.
fhliadelphla, or Miss Laura Keenes Theatr. r. y
iork, have anything to compare with IT, 40 f~r =:
intrinsic value is concerned. One set is Of whits
and gold, covered with rich white and Nina
orocatelle. There is also a rosewood set rich in
look, and which would be declared recherche siths,
ON or on the stage. The Theatre has an entire nsv
~aforooe, and new BRUSSELS carpet has taken ths
p.aee OF the former old one. 1t Is believed thas
the improvements have been dictated bv 4 t.sts
nhch' IN this instance, has been judiciouslv ersr.
cised The citizens, however. will soon have sr
, opportunity OF passing Judgment on the to,t =,
"Hce: Inc company has been selected with cara
ana VIII pe found to embrace the names of som,
: ladies and gentlemen not unknown 20 fame |. y
way OF introduction to the public. their names Ar
inserted herein Mrs. J. b. Phillips, leading lna,
Mrs T. W. Tayleure, comedienne; Miss Joseuhir'
Parker soubrettes, (both of these ladies' sing YER
: sweetiy) Mrs. Baker. 1st old woman; Mrs. Psrke
"a do, aud walking lady; Mrs. Adams, chambe
{ maid; Miss Whitlock, Mrs Hermann, Miss Taylo
J hiss Julia Parker, general utility Mr.. Edvi
Adams, leading juveniles; j. C. Studey leading he,
\ Wy; Chas. s. Porter old man; W. H. Bokee, DO do
e Joseph Parke, 1st low comedian and scenic arts
d. NJ Barron, 1st walking gentleman; j. ". Al
cough, I'd heavy business; T. Johnston. I'd low CO
Y nedy; W. IL. Mortimer, W. Brooke, II. G. Osborne
g j. Il. Search, general utility; j. b. Phillips. stag
? manager, A. ROseDberper leader of ths