The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-09
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20 THa PUBLIC.
Tha Management beg rsave to return their sin
zero thanks for tho very liberal patronage they
have received at The Varieties since the burning ct
the ''Old Fheatre," and = token Of their desire
and Intention OF doing all that lies in thsir power,
they beg lsave to present Theatre that cannot be
e1ualled for elegance and comfort In the Ccnseds-
racy 1t is not necessary to speak Of the great Sif.
feult;es encountered In securing and obtaining the
goods and articles necessary FOR sa decorations,
Sc. The management also beg leave TO express
thesr thanks, tans publicly to Essars Hall i Reg
nauit. for thelr uptlag fidelity and exsrtous 10.
wards the completion Of the building.
The Company Will consist Of those favori.s ana
artistic 3ad.ss and gentlemen now performing ct
the Varieties, togsther with snch addition ~ the
material now In the South will furnish. Natve tai
ent win always receive every encouragement from
the Management, in the hope to build mp . corps
Of Dramatic Artists from such material 81 they
feel our 0w1 Eonth Can fu rnisa. The Management
SELECTS from their patrons and the citizens Of Rich
Fond the generous encouragement and forbsaranca
they have hitherto extended them, and with Re.
nswed energies, they promise to spsre neither
trouble or expense.
1t is the decire OF the Mans cement TO establish
the Drslra on tbs fl n and solid basis ct merit
They Will eacOEraga no Stars; they will rot pay
unlimited sums for Stars xt the expense Of the
Stock Company. The Management will look oEly
10 the public fog cspsurs praise aud not, as Ia
a'the isya Of the Uncn," to interested and se,ash
newspaper critias and pnss They invite just crit
icism; they also invite consideration under VIVA.
disadvantages they are ia5orinS under.
"Csities to plays ior the sane end resort
That 1saons wait on trials in q cozrt
70. innocence condemned they've no respect,
Provided they We body to aisseSt.''
Tire Management. have the ,IessuYe Of auuou ae
The Dramatic Company Is Composed Of tEs follow.
ing lxdias AID eente,nen
His KATIS gsTELLg,
Hiss EL.ZA WREN, hsr a,at erpsaranc
lass SeL LlE PAETsNuTOa,
Mira DxEAE.
Kiss EAGeIE HsrZyLg.
Mlss JEENiA TAYLOR,
kisa CRYSTAL,
hsi-s JENNIE PARTIsaToa,
Lss UUsHsM,
H.ss BELMONT,
M:sses JACKSON and LIZ VIE
TWELVE YOUNG LADIES OF TEE BALLEE
WALTER KEEBLH.
Z VARY, frs. appearances here.
Oh MORTON,
J w THORPE.
J HARRISON,
Pm BATHS,
Smith,
FL BUCKLAY,
w DUEkND,
GEO GkAHAH,
First appearance,
BIZ RROWH,
GEO MERTON.
q GORHAN,
T WARREN, frat appearance,
A BEOKHAM,
JACKSON.
AND BALLET
Miss MARY PARTYkGToN,
The Beautiful and Accomplished Darseuse
Eiss RoSAMOND OARHOROSs.
The Talented Vocalist.
u A word as to the decrip.ion Of tho building
would he useless. The new Curtain. fcenery,
Fresco Printing Papericg, Uphaiftaiag, Furnish
ing, &c, will speak for themselves.
T- Professor LoEHalN, Musical Director,
has occurred u magnificent ORCHESTRA Tor the
occasion.
ON MONDAY EVENING, Fs6. 9tk, 1868,
1he entertainment will CT mmence with
GRAND OVERTURE.
Composed by Professor LoebmaD, end dedicated
TO HRS AAaILL, Propristress Of the Theatre.
After which, Mr. WALTER KEEBLE will de-.
liver the three hundred dcllars prize
OPENING ADDRESS,,
Written for tbs occasion by Harry Timrod, of
Charleston, SC.
70 BE- followed bya
GKAND 3;ABLEAUX AND CHORUS
BY tho entire Company.
Also, beautiful and artistic DANCE by
Ei8 MARY PAxTIN0TOH
Tho performances will commence With Shaks-
peare's great Comady IN i've acts, entitled
As you LIKE 1T
TIE entire Company sppe .rins in TIE cast
rnoors open al o'clock Performance viii
comnle ace at quarter 10 precisely.
fH-No one will be admitted in iha Dress Circle
uuaccol1psnied by = iady. fe 9--lt