Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-17
VOLUMFHVI.
THE ARTIsT,s BULLETIN.
AT HOME.

We have no great events to chronicle in
the commencement of our bulletin, of the
doings Of GrtisteS 10 our own city, nor yet do
we CLEAN from exchanges any remarkable
incident of the drama, opera or what-not in
other parts of the country. At Woods The
ater, the charming and fascinating Maggie
Mitchell has had continued run of Gro wded
houses and pleased audiences. The new
play entitled Loves Telegraph, in which
Maggie appears rs the "Princess Blanche"
drew very we'll. Her engagement termi-
mates to. morrow night, when che will he
succeeded by Julia Daily. Old Drury, OF the
new National Theater, as some choose to
designate it, is still occupied by a large por-
tion of the troupe lately at the Opera. house,
but we do not know with what success.
Winchell, the quizzical, the comic, the
droll, the embodiment of laughter and fun,
was we'll received at Smith & Nixon's Hall
for four consecutive nights His audiences
at each succeeding performance we're new,
Is it was impossible for any one to sustain a
second nights charge of his side-splitting
niTth and Jollity.
The complimentary concert rendered Herr
d Reichel came off on Wednesday evening
last, at Union Hall, and was fairly attended.
Porter's work of art, known as "Fairy
Land, has been withdrawn from the Opera
house. The panorama is possessed of many
fine qualities, and as an artistic design and
execution, has 10 equal in this country. Its
me chaDical properties are we'll arranged, and
gave universal satisfaction.
On Thursday evening next Manager Guest
desires the attendance of his friends at the
Opera-house. The occasion has been desg.
mated for Mr.. G's benefit. The public knows
well the recent efforts of Mr.. Gu ,st at the
Opera, house were deserving of success, and
Sc alc uuoI hat tI,a
best ever in our city-did not prove paying
| Institution.
J. S. Rarey, the famous horse tanner, an
poupces two exhibitions of his art at Smith
| & NiXon's Hall-ope to night and one to-
morrow night.
ABROAD.
Collins, the Irish comedian, has recently
! been performing to fair houses at Pittsburg
A movement is on foot in New York city
to suppress concert saloons. Commendable
A6ah Isaacs Menkens is at Albany, N
| Y. She expects soon to sail for Great Brit
ain and Ireland.
George Christy's MiustreIs are at tn,
| Opera house, Washington, doing q capita
business.
Dan Rice, with his trained mules and aux
iliary troupe, is performing at Rings Amphi
theater, Washington. He is said to be doing
| fair business.
Fanny Kemble is in Boston, and will
probably soon appear before the public il
her dramatic readings.
J. Wilkes Booth has been doing tn
"heavy" to the delight and satisfaction o
the citizens of st. Louis.
Miss Sallie st. Clair and Mr.. Charles Barra
were performing at the Metropolitan, Roch
es er, last week.
John Drew was among the arrivals at Ney
York, by the last Liverpool steamer. Hi
first engagement in this country is at tn
Arch-street Theater, Philadelphia.
Yankee Robinson and troupe appear q
New York on the Goth instant, in acrobat
and equestrian performances in the Oanter
bury.
The Swiss Bell Ringers are tramping
through Pennsylvania.
Little Dollie Dutton aud party are wan
deriDg through Rhode Island, They wer
at Providence on the llth inst.
The Fakir of Ava is at the Marylau
Institute, Baltimore, doing tip-top bus
ness.
Professor Rarey, the horse subjugator, re
Gently pocketed $500 by two exhibitions 9
Detroit.
In an entertainment, recently given 9
Camp Wicklife, KY, Lieutenant Sheridan
of the Sixth Ohio, recited ''Shamus o Brien
and Hoods poem of Eugene Aram," Will
Aft Burnet gave the well-known debate bt
tween "Slab sides and Garotte."
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are tn
week at the Walnut-street Theater, Phil
delphia.
Edwin Forests performances at Il
Academy of Music, Philadelphia closed @
the 18th inst.
Miss Kimberly commences an engagemel
at st. Louis, on Monday, the goth inst.
General Tom Thumb is at Madison, Wi
Artemus Ward delivered lecture on ii
l4th inst, at Utica New York, called "TI
Babes of the Woods"