The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-09
AMUsEMENTs, A

LIKES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are few gcrea-
uons oil thu human mind more generally admired
~ pettef known than THE TLMrEsr. In almost every
y 70 pears the stamp OF the mighty genius who gave
20 the world and every character portrayed in the
play Is complete in itself. Who does not admire.
almost love- that beautilH mixture q the child and
IN simplicity, wished to PERFORM the labor OF s'Fer-
niihhsnd a. and gave him her hand with her heart In
u it was asked? fail to find in the deli
ohte f Ariel aspirit whose face has been upon his
sleep hoyered about him in his day dreams, and
n1eo MS imagination with an idea of the beautiful?
who has read the description of that STERN without.
~ MS IanCy, seeing the foam crested waves kiss the
stars and the ightnings leap newborn from clouds
that every moment seemed 10 threaten dlath TO all
witnessed them, while Joves artillery thundered
sum peals as were never heard by mortal car
~ these will be represented at the Opera house
tl'Iight in a sty we venture to predict unequaed
q the history OF dramatic representations in this
country. Tbatis will draw we do not doubt; for il ID
not often that enterprise and skill are so combined
It's deserts and Il viii be- long before T our sueqaats cens -
VIII again hayean opportunity of witnessing it after
It has been Withdrawn. ~
WOODS THEATRR.-The new play of The
FATALlsT, OR VISIONS OF THE FcTURE, will be pre-
Iented for the rst time, tonight, at this establish
:" iterateurs who have read and pronounced upon II
their unqualified appreciation. In all the concomi-
;mnts OF dresses scenery and properties, we
hreu, from the well 'know1 tasto and enterprise of
me manager, nothing will be wanting and this
ded to the inherent dramatic interest it is said to
FuepesS, VIII rehuer IL attractive, and VIII doubtless
make IL a dramatic success.
NATIONAL THEATER.-To- night Euterpe be-
flns her Ielgn at the National, represented by the
EScott and Miranda Opera Troupe. Balfes beautiful
9pora OF The BOHEMIAN GIRL, always a favorite and
Geservedly SO, with Lucy Escott as "Arline," and
hlranda, already known to our citizens, as "Thad.
deus" The other parts we'll filed and the deli
cios airs of this exceedingly popular opera may be
rNpGcted to be given in excellent style. The com
p'ny come to us, it Is true, for the first time but
Their reputation is familiar to the lovers of art and
we earnestly wish for them, what no doubt they will
ieceivc-large aud enthusiastic audiences.
SMITH IL NIxONs HALL.---Professor Jacobs,
who is said to have had the most brilliant success az
a WIZARD and yentriloqust in other parts of this
gountry, and also in Europe. will open Smith 4
fixon's Hall this evening His entertainments are
represented as truly wonderful and all who delight
IN the Cabastic art will doubtless find much to
amuse and iaterest them in his performances.
MELopEoN HALL.-At this establishment the
original Buckley's Serenaders appear this evening
They are genuine musicians, excellent deneators Of
tho negro character good dancers and will give their
hearers negro mnstrelsy in its best form and after
the most approved method. We need not advise ouI
readers to visit it, taking it for granted that they
need no such impulse.