Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20
iLOCALaNEWS.


K East Lynne y would not be repeated, and even
wrote,as we learn, 10 number Of gentlemen de-
cining again to produce the play, choosing rather
to give the public a change nightly. But n number
OF ladies having solicited a repetition Of their pet
play, Manager Grover was unable 10 Withstand
further, and again the piece goes up, we feel as
sured, to crowded and fashionable audience.
There may be = large number Of our citizens and
Of visitors In the city who have not enjoyed East
Lynne, or, The Elopement;' this we much doubt,
but II such be the case, II there be any who have
not seen East Lynne" we would, had we the
power, enjoin upon such TO attend Growers Thea
tire this evening, and we would willingly answer
for the satisfaction rendered them by the perform
ance. The great triumph OF Miss Western in all
cities where she has APPEARED, has been In the
double character OF Lady Isabel and Madame Vine.
The play Is one OF thoae peculiar sympathetic
dramas In the construction Of which the French
people are so eminently happy; but decided ad-
vantage possessed BY "East Lynne over any
French sensation play, Is In the character of It's
language and situations. It is moral In the most
fastidious sense, and cannot fail to inculcate teach
ings OF virtue and confidence In every heart We
have seen, at previous performances Of this beau
tiful play, whole audiences-men, women and chill
dren--weep with undisguised confederation at the
suffering, erring, though deeply loving Lady Isabel
East Lynne and its beauties cannot be faithfully
described, It's magniacence as an eievating and
touching interesting play cannot be appreciated
unless witnessed. Let no one who has not seen
East Lynne or, The Elopement" fail to be In at-
tendance at Growers Theatre tonight.
FoRp's THEATRE.-Mr and Miss Couidock. Last
night but two Of these accomplished artistes. A
more artistic actor than Mr.. Couldock has not ap-
peared In our city for years. and II will be regretted
by all our theatre goers when he and his gifted and
lady-like daughter bid us adieu. Tonight great
he ta dop, L.,
matte form, SO popular among us, entitled the
Chimney Corner" Peter Probity, Mr.. Couldock;
Grace Emery, Miss Couldock. After which will be
presented the stirring military romance thrillingly
worked up into stirring play termed, "Horse-sho
Robinson" Miss Phillips as Mildred, and Mr. Bal
ley AZ Horse Shoe. Tomorrow night, benefit of Mr..
Couldock; the night after, benefit of Mr.. Bland;
Monday night, the opers, when, oh . what u stir
the Opera will create among us.
NIxos's WARRINGTON THrArRE.-The adyer-
tisement In another column informs us that this
evening Mr.. Chanfrau makes his last appearance
In this city, at least for the present We sorry
for this as we had hoped to this artistic In
OF those pieces which he has played In Philadelphia
and New York with such marked success But we
trust he will soon return. The performances this
evening consist of "The Wizard skih,n with Gu
bas In three characters, terrific combat, and In
Spanish dance. The most successful piece of the
season, "Pocahontas," will be played for the last
time. Tomorrow evening cubas takes a benefit.
cANTERnURy.-To-night Will be positively the
last but two Of the brilliant engagement of the
three beautiful stars, M ISIS Kate Pennoyer the fairy
danseuse, MISS Julia Mortimer, the bewitching ac-
tress, and Miss Agnes Switzerland, the Queen Of
Song. They cannot prolong their stay beyond Sat
urday, they are engaged TO appear In Alexandria
on Monday night Those OF our citizens who take
pleasure In witnessing beautiful acts Of perform
anee should not lose the opportunity OF seeing these
talented artistes ere they leave our city. They ap-
pear tonight, together with the entire dramatic
and ballet company, in one of the most elegant en-
tertainments Of the season, concluding with the
ever popular farce of g The Secret" in which Mr.
George r. Edeson will sustain the principal Oh ar.
aeter. Public curiosity is greatly excited to see the
'world-renowned danseuse Annetti GalletI. who
appears on Monday night. I'd. 90" WIZ
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'' eiues'ian ae.' ehutied Eri-
h,a.a, on hciseoae.' Eaton, whilst nc aeknowl-
eased pes, rider IN the world dons the motley with
most excellent taste; In iact to speak briefly and to
the point he can act and talk as well as do daring
leafs on horses back. Mr.. James Reynolds, the
new clown, Is destined to become favorite, and
deservedy 80 too for he has genius and tact that
is tantamount to talent. He speaks auentiy, sings
well and generates an unusual amount of good ma
tured hilarity. DR.. James L. Thayer keeps his po-
stion in the estimation Of the public and is always
well received. Miss Mary Carroll is winning gold
en- opinions receiving some bouquets and no incon-
siderable share of appreciation by the execution of
her difficult leap through a small balloon. On
Monday next, Messrs Luke and Charles Rivers will
appear at the Crenorne, in conjunction with a new
star troupe, which Mr. Nixon has recently engaged.
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Tur wo,v,s Dvx c,osvn-or uo,a.,,
night ,ast Lien, Frankijn In h,S ronnas =,
nn,nmandsr Of Tho niaht na,rnI s Uoo 90 90
sometbinc wrong in a bonse kent Nv Mrl Rev
noids NIX, WOLF No Saa Thir, s sy 1 naar n
street. ne posted ms guard IN front, While he
went round 70 tne rear 70 take observations;
Ihe sergeaht IN front shocked az the door, ana
as soon u.s. tne presence Oh 'he guard was known,
iour soidlers were hustled OUT ~ the back door
ey the females within; Inc SOLDIERS uninckiiy
lou, ,ound themselves IN the hands OF Lieut.. Frank
nm oy whom they were taken 10 the gaardhouse
IN learning tnese iacts, Lieut. Col. Doster
ordered tne arrest OF tne inmates OF the " WOLF
Den. tuesday night, the guard went TO the
mouse ana arrested MRS; wore, Miss l.. Parker,
MISS T.. snow, mary hoperts, Ellen saxton,
nate waters, ana Rose Smith, and LOOK them
ing, they were examined by Justice Walter,
who held them fora further hearing this morning
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