The national Republican., 1862-04-23
~ Notices Of Marris ges, Births, and
Deaths,
Occurring In Washington and Georgetown, will
be printed In this paper without charge.
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GROvER's THkATRE.-Thts mnRnnC0nt 0staO'
presented were ihe " Serious Family" and the
"war Department." and were received BY the
audience with every demonstration Of delight.
This evening, the entire company Will appear
In bill OF extraordinary attractions, prepared
expressly for the occasion, II being the birth.
night Of the great Shakespeare. lr. L. I'll.
ton, the celebrated tragedian, will recite the
"Seven Ages OF Man." The entire company will
appear In Buckstone's hns comedy Of" Married
Life" and the comic drama Of the Too.
dles''-Mr. setchel, appearing in both pieces,
which are well calculated 70 afford y display Of
his great comic genius. Batween the pieces,
Miss Lofty Hough will sing her side. e.splittng
Yankee song, "Josah's Courtshio."
Our citizens owe lasting debt OF gratitude
to the lessee and manager, Mr.. Grover. for his
enterprise and energy In furnishing this public
with theatre Of nne dimensions, elegant con.
struc,ion, eligible location, and perfect In all
its n,i"utig; Mr.. W. =. Spsulding e also emit.
commencing such a much needed structure ss
Growers Theatre.
ODD FkLLows' HALL.-This evening, the en-.
tire company will appear In some OF the most
laughable features ever pre- duced BY any oom
pany, embracing songs, acts, dances, burlesque
weather Of Monday night last, the benefit OF
Mr.. George Kunkel WAS postponed until to-
morrow (Thursdayl evening, when we hone to
sec the hall crowded In every part. Mr.. Kun
kel pFOWlb6N 10 IuTnIbn on inc OCC hlOH many
new and important features Of mtnstrelsy, never
before introduced In this city by his own or
any other company; and we are sure that what
Mr.. kunkel promises he will perform. 30 let
there be turn, out en- nldsse for the bensfi
iomorroy night. Let there be u bumper for
George the First-the first Of all the minstrels.
CAsrERBuRY Music HALL. = Notwithstanding
the many other attractions which are held forth
to our citizens at present, this establishment
maintains its ascendancy. Frank Brewer, Miss
Ida Duvall, Miss Millie Fowler, and all the favor.
ties, appeared last evening TO n crowded and
intellectual audience. Miss Duvall Ia certainly
the sweetest and most artistic songstress that
bas ever appeared before this public. She
has, apparently, u refined musical education.
and appears TO be as familiar with the operas
as she Ia with the most ordinary ballads. Frank
Brewer Ia replete with originality, and has the
most finished Ethiopian comedian in America.
Miss Millo Fowler ia destined ever to bo a
reigning favorite. Terpsichore Ia her parent
and her pride; her aerial movements are classi
cal and graceful, and her every appearance Ia
greeted with round upon round OF joyful ap
plause. Those who would spend u pleasant
evening, should visit tho Canterbury. Ma'Inee
this afternoon for ladies and children.
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUsg.-Our readers will
be delighted to see the announcement, in our
advertising columns, Of the opening Of this new
claimant for public favor. Rarely have we
announced such u combination OF talent AND
art, in the way 0i amusement, Ms II Is oui
province TO do now The managers have been
around and pick ed out the star performers ir
other cities, and will present them before the
Washington public, In one Of the grandest en-
tertainments which has yet been produced
See advertisement for particulars.
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OY MUsIc.-Signor II
berthi continues to delight the frequsnters o
this resort by his vocal powers. The concerts
are free. Refreshments ut hand.