The national Republican., 1862-05-05
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GRov.R's ,TnEATaE -ws regret 10 announce
that this evening ths Hble and popular COMEDY
CONTINUATION thai for the past two weeks has
been ds'lghting crowded audiences NJ tho new
and o"mmotious theatre, will appear for the
last limo but ono. Mr.. 0rever may conRsAtu.
iaie himself upon having engaged the most pop
ular company that has ever appeared In this
city. and may compliment himself with tho re-
produced such pieoss ~ wsfs most likely 10
please this public, and by the Joint results or 4
company of ffavcriies. u, d popular plays, hs has
secured an enviab.c repu,Aii a for his maGnih.
cent st estsblishment a. popular resort, and Tor
Tonight, the Q inp,ny entire appear in De.
walden's great American play, which enjoyed
such successf,i, run ut Burton'A Chambers
Street su Theatre upon i's hrst production. enti.
piece is said TO be beautiful In its plot Init Il.
eating In dialogue, and thrilling Ia lis incidsnts.
We nro sure that, with tho osst of characters
now before us,the piece will be admirably per.
We are confident that the house win bs
crowded with an intelleotua, audiencs, who yin
gladly embrace the opportunity to SEQ ihis
piece, which the inimiiabe Burton has givsn
suor widespread reputation to throughout
Soats can be secured without extra charge.
Tmlnorrow (Tuesday) aveniIg Is the last night
Of tho great combination.
FoaD's ArHES Eux.-Mr. Forrest has, AZ usual,
attracted large and spprectstive audiences,
who were evidently snraptured BY his master.
ly dc'neatons of the varied oh Taoiers n which
he appeared. The announcement that be has
consented TO prolong his engagement smother
weok viii be hailed with delight.
nouncd historical character Of " Tell, )" = noble
Swiss character. Let every one see this ad.
mirao'e production. Remember this Ia the
last week Of the appearance Of this celebrated
trsgedian.
cANTERnuny.-.To.u the Canterbury vel
come back 10 ita boards the charming songs.
tress. Mis- Julia Mortimer. During her absence
she has been deIighting the residents Of the
Quaker City with her musical presenoe. Miss
-Milllo Fowler is retained, and viii appear with
her IN the "Gipsey'a Lay" OF course, there
vii, bo \ tremendous turn out 10 Welcome her.
In connection with the temperance Of Miss
Mortie,er, four additional star artists are on.
gagged. Mr.. J. II. Budwsrih. so well known to
our citizens Ms the chief feature Of Woods
gagement at Odd Fellows Hall the season be.
fore last. and afterwards ut the Old Theatre,
II considered by our show.goers hero Ms pref.
erabla To Al ths o,hor Ethiopian comedians.
Mr. Harry II Rcc-authOr, actor, and Ethiopian
dc,ineator farce, OF which he ia
tho author, entitled "b,w to Get u Wife He
is everywhere very popular. Bill worrsll ap.
pearH IN n song and dance. style Of perform
AZ % IN which ho Ia said to excel all others.
10 this immense force Of talent there re.
main all the isvnriies nf the old COMPANY, In.
cud,ng Miss Ida Duval, whose cxqui,ite rendi.
ton at tie sweet bal nd, Ever Of Thee" has
created y sensation with the patrons OF the
Canterbury: aud, of oourss, Dick Parker. We
couldn't get along without Dick.
CONTINENTAL OrERA HOUsE.-IMdddme Ara.
bela.- -Unheralded. almost unshnounced, this
gifted Ady made her first appearance ut the
Continental IN Saturday evening. From the
pec', TO cay the best, little more than ordinary
vocal powers. judge OF our surprise when, 10
the vocalist before us, we recognized at rival
10 n Bishop or Pyne. The audience were, in.
testify their hearty appreciation Of her bril-.
liant singing b. thunders Of applause. Madame
hrAbells appoars again this evening, supported
~ tho pleasing songstreRs, Miss Mary Walton.
Mr.. Lemount, the beautiful tsn0r singer, and
The other members Of this we'll selected COM
pany.