The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
AMUsEMEN
NEW RICHMON THEATRE

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THIS pSAeNlFIcEEsN;TI ., = Or ,ursru ,r
Entirely remodeled, with an earnest desire To
the convenience and comfort of the public, will
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8, 1869,
With powerful Stock Company
Durlhg the recess me most extensive alterations
Gle and Parquette having been rebuilt and furn-
nhed with comfortab BILE and commodlous seats. re-
moving the many objections made in fofme =
sons, all of which are provided with cushions and
backs, thereby rendering them equal in comfort to
Eight elegant and spacious PRIVATE BOXES
have been constructed for the accommodation Of
InsSsd a with sv.ry "
The Proscenium and Dome are both entirely
new, the deoerstlons Of which are OF the most
cent ACT DROP. representlpg an Italian Water
Party, and which win form principal 6eat91e in
TIRE, has been painted BY that widely known and
talented artist. GEO. HE!LGB. Esd, on whom
has the 1ns the
highest order of talent, have been actively engaged
for the past three months in the reconstruction oil
suficIen ut gu arantee of their ability:
The Lumber and Seats, FURNISHED By Msssrs Jno,
Me.srs. Lownes <" Cook; Gold 0rn.me nts and
MoUnt,ngs By psGndeIbe5s' Brs W;,c TSTk md o
Mes n phclsterins, b; Messrs Resnsat. Philips
Crawford; Fresoo and PiasteTing, by r. d Rus
sell, Gas Fixtures and Gl4bes by MessTs ha5eT-
ty Il Starke; Carpenter Work, by Ehlers, Hal
stead Mnndin, and numerous assistants; Arch-
teotural Designs. by MIR. +. u. ThoTne; Ornamen-
tai Work, by Messrs. Geo. heIise' 'Jr'' ana u
The entire work under the immediate super
IF The nh The .SoSs
outlay Of Owe over FIVE THOUSAND botLARs
management feel confident that a liberal return
will be made by puPbe Pie sTd eS Goa
PANY will comprise the following artlsies oil ac-
Miss IDA VERNON, the. accomplished Co
medlenne, from the New York and Southern
Miss KATE NEWTON, the popular young .c-
Miss SALITE PARTlNGTON, the fsvorite So
Orsis rs' Nn3BkToS @asy
and Actress, from the Holiday Street Theatre
Miss MoLLIE HERMAN, from the southe IN
Miss AGNES WILTON, from the Bufalo
Mrs. c. DEBAR the popular Artistic. already
Mrs. b. PHILLIPS, Richmond's favorite Ao-
Mr.. R. s. MELDRUM, from the New York
Theatres.
Mr.. J, B. HOWE, the popular Actor and Au-
thor
Mr. f. LAMB, the talented Comedian, from the
MIR. G. WARWiCK, from the Southern and
Mi j. WALLIS, from the Winter Gardens,
New York.
from the Mobile and New Orleans Theatres.
Mr.. ]. NJ, BARRON, from the Holiday Street
Mr.. J. : GUNNER, from the Memphis and
Nashville Theatres
Mr.. W. II. BAILEY, the universal favorite.
Mr.. r. MEIER, Mr.. U. b. MASON, Mr.. |. b.
PHILLIPS.
No effort will be spared by the MANAGEMENT that
may terd TO sustain the high position which the
Theatre has hereto iore hela in PUBLIC estimation;
A constant succession of novelty and talent Will
be offered for public approval. and ever' e1erton
used to ensure the liberal patronage when has
haen bestowed on this mos, ees ant and popu.
lar place of amusement. The programme oil
the opening entertainments VIII be duly an
nouncrd, and VIII consist of an OPENING AID
DRESS, written expressly for the occasion, by a
popuI,r ge tlenan of this city. and an entire
NEW COMEDY, never performed here, CON
Guiding with LAUGHABLE FARCE. Both
pieces embracing the entire strength of the com
PAM. -, r
Full particulars will be announced n the bills of
tho d,y se6-2t