The national Republican., 1862-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemasnts.

GRovKR's TuxArRs.--Another cntire change Of
BH.-The FIorenoes-originsl. artistic, charm.
ing, and versatile, with their light and amusing
pieces. so delightfully interpreted With
tract fashionaSis audiences, whose numbsrs
crowd the popular theatre In every part, night
y. We have, thus far this season, only seei.
Mr.. Florerce In some Of his dramatic or Mroi.
appear In the eccentric Burtonian part Of Tim
oihv Toodles, in the comic drama OF that name.
Although Mr.. Florence does not assume the
character to be specifically greater than the
Sps ha. pssn .poesn s IL 81. .vor q. IL. nsSr"sd
ard eccentric Toodlee, BY the New York and
London press, that all regular theatrs-goers,
and hundreds who do not constantly attend
Ing the opportunity sfrded ihem TO night .
The performances this evening viii conclude
with n delightful Protean coiaedietta, entitled
Working the Oraole,n which employs new
Mrs. Florence in Ave characters. Bee adver.
It's ment. Between the pieces, k,ppitz and me
orchestra will perform, for the third time, "A
Day with the Irsh brigade"
FoRp's New TnRArRn.-Fanchou, the Cricket,
was produced at this Theatre last evening in
splendid style, and made = decided Impression
upon the closely packed audience, as being the
most hoautiful drama they have had the pleas
ure Of witnessing for many years. Miss Mitch.
I'll, In her renowned character OF FAnchop,
appears, TO our eyes, IN this part, more artistic
than ever, displaying the richdramstic genius
sho IL possessed Of, In q most remarkable man.
ner. In entering this Theatre last evening, .
very unusually required placard Cat most thea.
tres) mot our gaze; II announced To- the eager
crowd throngipg the box cfacs, +" No seats TO
be had--hardiy standing room for the au-
dience." The truth Of whioh We could vouch
for on entering, or rather peeping into, the
Theatre, which we discovered fairly orsmmed
attended the opening Of this sstablishmsnt this
seanon, which olibgs to II with Increased pop
nlarity evory nisht performance 10 given,
and with every prospect Of the same prosperity
continuing during the entire season. The nrst.
G'sss stars (only appear at this Theatre, while
the star stock COMPANY arc excellent individ-
ually and collie otively. Tho orchestra 10 good,
and nll those connoote with the front OF the
house arc polite and attentive TO the patrons.
FauChon In creating sensation, entirely
eClipsiLg any dramatic excitement produced
by any play written for many years. II 10 an
entertainment never to be forgotten, and Niles
Mitchell Ia a delightful actress, the romem-
brauce Of whom will ever linger upon our
memories.
CANTERBURY. The splendid psrfoi manoes
gwen at this beautiful and well established
temple Of music, continue to nll the house with
Hdmiring and highly delighted audionce Q
evory night. Mile Marisita's artistic and grsc'
tui feats upon the tight rope, call forth Il Z
greatest enthusiasm. This beautiful and tai
eutad young ladv should be seen In this her
best and most dif1ou!t performance; even those
who have witnessed the brilliant execution o
her elegant Spanish dances, would be astonish
cd ut Ter fca,s upon the rope without even the
sd of n balance pole. The enchanting Scottish
r'ghtingale, Miss Agnes Southerland gains new
!surQls nightly. Those who hear her oRce are
SLre 20 return and listen 10 her sweet songs
Ia f.ct Miss Soutberland, by her superior vocal
ism. has made an impression upon the lover
OF music IN our city, that will continue will
Ihem as long as they live. The nsw panto
minas. /" The Rose Of Sharon" gave great satig
faction last pieht, and Bob Butler was pro
nou' ed No. pantomimist. Hart and Sim
nj, ; Ethiopian farce, entitled "Dobs0n'
BY" kopt the audience In continual roar &
laughter. 10 faot, the entire performance o
i,st night WIS received with 80 much favo
that the proprietors Offer II sgain for this even
ing's entertainment.
Circus AND EQUESTRIAN scHooL.-Gardner 1
Helmlngs' Circus, which has been for lon
peIiod pertecting organization In New York
will shortly appear In This city, before oom
ireucirg n tour On the European ooatinent
AinOpg the names are some Of the most fAmilta
10 those fond Of equestrian sports, and SOM
others ne " to US, who come with acknowledge
Fropch and Eoglish regulations.
Such An amusement as that offered has Ion
been needed. and We are glad that our otixsu
have held out Inducements " Aessrs. Gardne
4 HelDings, to appear In the capital befor
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