The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-23
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NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS


NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
~ NJ STRAKoSCHS
Grand ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY!
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA!
UNPRECEDENTED C0NBLNATIoN OF NUM
CAL STARS!
Nine coIS9ES p,@ n Mis FARobi informed 'n-'
Nine. DE WILHoRST, Nine STRAKOSCH,
and all the principal vocasts of strakoschs unrvaed
BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVAL
to take place in the beginning of next week
The programme will be the interesting and varied
offered in this city, and will contain gems
D'H rk StSl4oR AA ROBERT LIE D1ABLE,
TRAFlATA, LA FAVORITA
IPURITANI, LUCRETIA BORGIA
ST. PAUL, CREATION.
English Songs, Duets, French Songs, etc.
The Manager begs leave to announce that
uyE we cG1 R RGN WILHoRSr MlLE P4R9G[
and all the above named musical celebrities, will appear
on one and the same evening.
~ Particulars in future advertisement n236
LNRONT STREET THEATRE
WEDNESDAY EVENING Nov. "a, 1858,
OPENING NIGHT
TOM KINGS CIRCUS COMPANY
combining in its attraction the picked Ladies and Gentle
men of the profession.
The company muster 12O-men and horses. In
fact, for VARIETY and NOVELTY, the manager
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
MR. H. WHITBY's STUD OF HORSES, have been
added to this mammoth company. His 'PLEDGE" will
LITY."-THANKsGIvING DAY-open at
~ o'clock P N.
The prices will remain usual Particulars in future
advertisement n231t
MARYLAND INSTITUTE HALL.
lY1 FATHER KEMP'S
OLD FOLKS CONCERT COMPANY,
CONSISTING OF 81 vocALIsTs,
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
THE COSTUME OF 100 YEARS AGO,
will have The sGnOE Of 1aPpS1aSTGs On o ,ss.
! HOME CIRCLEs-or, FIREsIDE REHEARsALs
The unparalleled success of this Glass in all large
cities in reviving the Sacred and Patriotic Music
oreathers guarantees satisfaction all their patrons
grandson DAVID, iipay ''YE ANCIENT RIDDLES"
! For particulars, small bills.
HS-AdmSsiOn to all parts of the Hail. % cents Doors
| open at Concert at7A P. NJ
THANKSGIVING DAY-Two Concerts, afternoon and
evening. mott
! TEMPERANCE HALL.
FOR A SHORT " FINE us1v
! j. INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA.
This magnificent painting commences with Chaos and
continues down in historical order the Baby onsh Cap
tivy containing than fifty of the most sublime and
interesting scenes in the Bible
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at \ to T. COM
Tickets % be at the Hall door Children
under ten years old Is cents.
Also exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER.
MOONS for Families Schools Doors open at 2 to com
mence at o'clock precisely.
Explained by PROF. TIBBITS. nlO-f
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE
! ILL
KUNKEL & CO.......................Les sees
| JOHN /. FORD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manager
On THIS TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 22d 1858,
Will he performed,
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Amnidab Sleek .....................M Mr. W E. Burton
Lady Sowerby Creamy .....,...........M Mrs Hughes
lIlsh LII MISS harrington
To conclude with
! WANTED-1,0 900 MILLINERSl
Joe Baggs and Madame Eanderpants. Mr.. ". E. Burton
MISS angenca Ioud Mrs Hughes
! On THURSDAY, Thanksgiving great DAY perform
| ance. The celebrated moral DRAMA entitled
THE DRUNKARD!
With other enteraiuments-On this occasion only in
keeping with imehonored custom the admission will be
25 cents; children half price.
rs 4r BURT0NS BENEFIT on WEDNESDAY, and
his last appearance Thursday.
50 MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE will appear on FRI
| DAY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and cants