Daily national Republican., 1863-11-17
Anlusements.

GROWERS sTHBATRE.-Mlss Western certainly
has cause for orsefcongratuiatIon upsn her splendid
success Of last night Notwithstanding the fsts,
there was laree and appreciativs audience pres
ent to witness her arst essay OF the dinoult part
OF Mary Tudor. To cay that che was successful 10
but poor compliment to pay her for the superior
grace and high-toned manner with which she mas.
tsred every intricate point and profound idea Of
the eminent author, who seems to have concen.
trated his highest powers Into this great char.
aetsr. Mr.. Charles Barren, - Gilbert, "the man
Of the people," displayed to the finest advantage
the excellent qualities, A. an actor, which have
been universally accorded him by an appieciative
public upon many previous occasions. Mr.. Bokes's
Simeon Renard was - hoe piece Of acting a. We
have ever seen this gentleman do. We may say ~
much, also, Of Msssrs. Rogers and Wilson.
Mrs. Myron has never shown her excellent merits
to better advantage than she did in the character
OF Janet or, - she Afterwards becomes, Lady lane
Ia bot. The drama itself is one Of unusual inter.
est, and was put upon the stage In splendid style.
Messrs. strange and Kelly have certainly added
new laurels to their already high fame by the
beautiful manner In which they have arranged the
new scenery and machinery In this great play.
The music OF the play, under the direction OF Mr..
Koppitz and In the hands OF his uneqsalled or
chestra, was splendidly performed throughout.
This successful plsy 10 announced for Its last pro.
duction tonight
FoRD's New THEArRE.-This evening bill
OF three splendid pieces 10 announced In which the
Misses Webb sing and dance. each assuming five
different characters. Those who have not seen the
artistic dancing, nor heard the melodious singing
Of the little Webbs, should avail themselves Of the
opportunity offered this evening, for there are
probably three pieces In their entire repertoire
In which they appear to better advantage than
thots selected for this evenings performance.
Seats can be secured, without extra charge, by
early application at the box oice OF the theatre.
CANTERBURY HALL.-This beautiful, drama
tic and musical temple is nightly filed to repletion
by those eager TO zee Mr.. Childers In his wonder
full performances with the musket and bayonet,
and listen to the original comicaities OF the sxu-
berant Irish girl, Miss Kathleen o'Neil whose ir.
resistble drolleiies proving great card to the
manager. Mons. Pouches beautiful ballet "The
Painters lllusion,' with Miss Ernestins de Faiber
In the principal role, Is also productive Of much
favorable comment The thrilling drama "The
Highwayman's Last Crime" was last night render.
ed by the excellent company In . manner which
ELECTED the the hearty applause Of the audience.
It will be repeated this evening.
VARiETIRs.-An entire new change OF per-
formnnces, with many new performers, is an.
The grand military spectacle Of the French Spy "
performed again, for the second time, this even
Ing and, SO far, the indications are II will have
tremendous rum as, In spite Of the rain last even
ing, the house was nlleJ. The "Conscript," the
beautiful ballet Of "Los Intrigo EspAnol," the
new sensation, the "Double Cure" and the
screaming farce Of Running the Blockade" are
on the programme for this evening. An excellent
entertainment may be anticipated.