The national Republican., 1862-09-18
LOYAL NEWS.
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FOsp's NRw 1HxArHs.--Continnsd suceesi
90 the part Of Miss Maggie Mitchell, and fuS,
ther appreciation on tho psft Of the pubic q
the varied efforts Of this lady. yhoes sHliaorai.
nary versatile sb'''ties, embedded N she reprs.
IS srSsss suaisnnsss S ns aSi I'd iSs css SssIty and
longsd shouts Of applause. During httfengAge.
ment the theatre has been overorowded every
night, our best a0oiety has been well repre-
ssnted In the auditorium cf thte syer-popular
and fashionable theatre; beautiful flowers Of
every hue, en,wned into boquets Of every
size, have been thrown 10 tsr lD the greatest
profusisn, by Tho isir hands Of lsdisp, ana
even the gentlemen have not neglected. 70
prsciation Of her i"ssly Accomplishment.
modest demeSuor, and lady like manner. A
night or two ago, some Of her more enthustss.
uo admirers tendsred her \ sersDade under
the balcony Of the hotel. II WAS very pleas.
Ing affair, and NJ doubt Miss MitOhsli enjoyed
the music highly, ~ we'll Rs feeling honOred BY
tho respect and friendship thus shown towards
her. ~
al the theatre, thus evening, Mis-. Maggie
Mitchell will appear in two pieces. as usual
consisting Of the Dragons OF the village
aud katy O'shisi." Including songs, and n
Wvsly dance. .,a Itat .. H' ..i. ..
0Royss's TaxArgE .Coptir,cd Ercitertent -
As IN tho hrst night. this popular ihoatre has
been, every evening s'nce. ofowded In svery
Part. Ths eItrsoi dnary popularity Of the
ElOf6HC0u 10 " Wdl 81 ~ Houctdt ~ soh
most intelligent people. and especially the pa
irons OF the drama, aIs cohversanf win the
iacts vi the repid m ,tch of the Plorenoes up
The difficult Se,gh,a Of histrionic fame. From
The drst they haVe been studious, indefat tigsble.
and naturally artistic. Both Of the, couple
possess not ODlS d remarkable talent for come.
dy, but were early edUcatedin all the branches
~ the intricate business NJ the stage, which
-quail6ostioDs they have pursued 10 sucb an
even, that they now stand on that envied pin.
al nh uhfgh hu1 hann thA 0lAl M
their ambition. Their services sre now eager
ly sought for by every manager, and they are
hs o0ly American artistes who became go
popular upon a first visit to England ~ to re.
n'n TO that country second time. profss.
slonally.
TIRES pieces are submitted 10 tho public TO.
night, "lbe Irish Lion, "Misohievous Annie, "
and 1.-THE Pos, Of Honor" IN the frst Mr..
Florence AZ Tin Moore, In the second Mrs;
Florence assumes hve distinct ohsracters, and
IN tho third Mr.. Ben. Rogers app cars as Oobus
ferks. Tu.morros nigh, u sst apar, fnr Mr.,
T1orsnoe's beueft. ..' .f'
CANTERBURY third performance Of the
beautiful Marietta upon The tightrOps was
Witnessed by another large and very enthusi
astio audience. We regard tbis as one of tho
public by tJe Tsn,goss pf Canterbury Hall
The talented rucalist, SisG AgGes Southerland
srcatee great sensation nightly By bcr swes'
rendition Of Ahnie Laurie" and other popu-
NV SoONCu wuo pdS oou III
music shouts iAil 10 hssr this beautiful child
4 .oug Her voice ia 0ns Of the sweetest ws
svrr Isiennt to. and her execution If every
piece, no matter now 4 Hlcult, Is most perfect
The great paDIom'm. cntitlad the Ape VI
Bornev," In Hbioh he celebrated American
pantonimist, Robert Butler, appears as The
ape, VIII GummopCe The nerfcrma ca tonight
And the hghly amusing Ethi0pian farce" The
Rival LOVERS" In which Bob Hart and Lew
Simmons sustain the principal characters, vii
conclude the performances. Reader, II yOt
70 wish q, visit \ place nf amussment TO nigh
where you can witness a,rulJ interesting per
tUrinauus, md anj'y isus fun, 20 - tbs Csn
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