The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-14
AMUsEsiENTs.

PKl's OPERA-HousE - The entertainmsnt
drsws large and brilliant sSdisncs, and al he psr
Mr ssSrss ssW syss fGslre Taa osiossi
HAMtrr is long and tedious, and might be proved
speech the Press treated his MODEM SAINT Bsins
snce; ,S Mr Rsrrss delivered tho following remarks
has been do9bly gratifying to mo- rst, as an unms.
literary. phenomenon; and, sseondiy as an inc indorse
ment q my own views ia relation 10 myself as an
destined By its superior efaigencs, to render inyis
ted I, sSs and yindietys
the proudest momsni Of my lie, an sssr am an
this unfortunate coDdi.lon In life ALONE, should
have E been my shield and protection Has It been so
"Ssme three years ago. on the night previous to
my first appearance In play very similar to this,
written a. BY an obscure author, named shakspeare,
city, Sss ss as prsmns
Cleaning his nails with twelve % inch s Bosssniy
sa Mr Basrss. Mr; Forrest having heard Of your
ssns on thy 70 pGsro 81 hss
the Press for your suppression and professional an
nihilation but, a. we are unanimous In our opp,.
under any circumstances, we have made up our
minds that, Il You will give rHIRTY.TIvE rHoUsAHD,
not only ipdorae you TO the world as the great en-
bodiment of tragic genius butwi let write your
i'Do you think, lsdie. and gentlemen, that for
hope not DO you think that / psssively submitted
bansa Sops yss
Whst, then, you will ask, was my replyl What
Siy ssss s S
Of the protesting folds Of tho Banner
this; 'NS, gentlemen, nol I'ye gcs the andoabted
power of tho public 20 suslah ns in my onward and
sncS fa Il sDa sSSS opI SESd
Ns. o ne 1sin, Mint
s Srsr make
room Tor me; and, the morning after my appearance
ppsf Ss%S Sa @ % g 1
as afrend Of minein the chicken business remarked
-nEAD nNnp II III THE ,Es;I sMsLL:
collect my brilliant comedy, TIM MoDEnN SAINT,
universally acknowledged, save By these wretched
Il be s s.
WY they Is tSs @aa
sand now. ladies and gentlemen, Ibid yeu sor.
time We shall ever meet, for know that after this
EXPOSE the stage door will be beset by armed assas
sins; know that IN every blind alley between here
| and my hotel VIII lurk murderous reporter.
would order hack, but Ihave ascertained upon un.
doubted AUTHORITY, that every driver tonight is
ligsiion 20 run me into he river, would call upon
the police to aid me 10 this extremity, but know
into the boxes and throw myselfupon your
prefer ds ns5syr sstlssd Il This hiTsy; great per.
ask no other monument. Again, farewell" n -
This evening Julia Dean vii! appear In Fannie
Kembles agreeable play, entitled THE DUKES WA
GsR; the performance closing with MY PaGoloUs
BETSY.
WooD's THEATER.--Mr. Collins drew quite
good audience last night to this establishments, and
entertained tqnite agreeably. This evening he will
appear In two Of his best pars-Sr Patrick o. Plen.
ipo," In The IRISH AMBASSADOR, and "Morgan
battler,'' In How TO PAY THE RENT.
NATIONAL THEATBR.-This evening Belliui's
ever popular opera, LA SoNSAMBULA, will be pre
| sented, with Lucy Escott as "Amina, aud Miranda
the devoted but abused "Elvno," the performance
concluding with PREsUMpTIvE EvIDEScE.
SMITH Il NIxoN's HALL.-We again invite
our readers to witness the beauties of Waugh's Mir.
ror OF Italy, now at this establishment. Two exhi
OF them will never be regretted.