The national Republican., 1862-04-17
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Occurring IN Washington and Georgetown, will
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GRovsH's THEArRk.-The magnificent theatre
sn,lt oy ". Bpaulalns. upon the lot q ne q old
negbt Of ESster Monday. under tho above title.
Mr., Leonard Grover assumes The management,
and presents 70 ds mslangs Of popular dr..
mstic oelebritiea, among them nr. John Col.
living Irish commsdiAns, "A vell a. the sweetest
ballad singer We ever listened 10. Miss Lofty
Hough. the prime f.vorits Of Mas Laura
Keene's Theatre, In New YORK; Miss Jennie
delphis, and NJ. Daniel Setohsll, whom, we arc
assured, 10 the funniest that II Is possible for
The Theatre We have visited, and 1. ID a gem.
decorated IN the most elegant and conplets
msnner. The ceilings and dome are beautifully
elaborated BY Carsterp, who designed the orns.
mentatton for the Capitol. NJ. Charles 0etx 10
the scenic artist, and his skill 10 evidsnced In
The orchestra ia seleotsd with great care, 1,
and is under the lesdership Of John X. QoodAll,
who originally insugursted the old National
Theatre upon the same spot, under Mr. Mar
shall.
Everything seems to be done 10 make the
Theatre Ut once elegant and convenient, and 10
furnish the public with place Of Amusement
and drstnstio coinpaiiy thoroughly worthy Of
their patronage.
OBJ Fellows HALL. Tho attendance ut the
delightful soirees dEhiope Of the Kunkel
troupe are as largely attended NJ ever, and the
audiences appear 70 grow more fashionable, II
possible, ~ every successive appearances Of
ausments, and the amount Of fun increases 10
proportion 10 the addition Of numbers 10 the
audience. This evening number Of now acts,
scenes and dances will be presented, the enter.
tainment being chaste and amusing, and en-.
large and able company.
CAsrERBuRY.-The tide Of success still flows
on at the fan Qua Canterbury. and the various
artists increase In popularity each night. We
do not hositAts 70 pronounce Niille Fowler
seuse, and the attractive Julia Mortimer 10 On.
dowsd with rare gifts NJ vocalist. They are
both stars OF tho hrst magnitude, and win Ger.
tainly create y sensstioh 90 long as they 70.
Dslevante brothers also inorpAss 10 public favor
nightly. while the 6oneless joan Cl0ski and the
funny Dick Parker keep the audience surprised
an<smnsed. They all appear 70 night 10 fHvorite
ihe lsst appearance but two OF the beautiful
Julia Mortimer. The silk dress was presented
Yesterday afternoon to Mrs. Paris, s5S Nine.
teenth street.
wAsHEGTas THEArR..-Miss Inoe appeared
last evening, before brilliant and enthusiastic
audience. In the character OF Ion, and In her
imrersonsiton of the part achieved another
e'cat triumph. This evening she appears In
lneomar," and win be ably sustained BY
Messrs. Phillips, hsldrum, Ward, Myron, and
one and exceedingly popular with this public.
We have no doubt that the attendance will be
large. On Friday (to.morrow) evening Miss
InCe will receive 4 beneht, which We trust will
bs one highly satisfactory to herself, at least
FoRp's ArHENkuM.-This highly interesting
place Of amusement WAS filled last night, NJ
usual. TO- witness the popular play OF /" Damon
and Pythias.h Tonight the great tragsdian
will sustain that world. redo wnod character Of
"Othelo, or the Moor of Venice" BY all
means zee him iu this, one Of the greatest Of
his ShAkspeNreAn ChNrAotara.