Daily national Republican., 1863-11-20
FoRp's New THxArRx-B.r,a, ~ M, Emma

foRp's NEW IHkATRH.-BensMc cf Kiss Emma
Webb.-The Webb sisters, appear this evening In
bill OF unprecedented excellence, being for the
bensnt Of Miss Emma. Mr.. Harry Pearson appears
In duel part with several Interesting songs. Tho
company are engaged In proper supporting order,
and the snsemAs pronises 70 sufpass any thing Of
a similar nature which has been offered in WASH
insfon. We notice thst Mr.. Ford has in piepara-
ton several dramatic gems, among which are
Colleen Bawp," "Pocohontas," "Invisible
Prince" and last, though not least, Miss Emma
Webb's beautiful originsi composition entitled
The little Gipsey.
LEAH, THE FoRsAKEN.-During the early part
OF last spriog, pending the engagement Of Miss
Kate Bsteman At Niblo's Garden, New York, this
great drama, unknown Ia the public, was In the
usual way announced for production, without any
design or expectation on the part OF the managers
to create anything more than sn ordinary sense.
ton with II. No one who had read II could deny
the excellenoe Of the pisv. and from this tact Mr..
Wheatey, with HE usuai iiberality, detsrmined TO
expend considerableln In new appointments, proper
ies scenery, &C., and by that means secure for II
successful run Of one week. that being the utmost
Of his very sansuine expectations. That that one
week vas but the mere commencement In the sue
oessful history OF this great drama, 10 too well
known BY every one who has paid aLy attention
to the dramatic items OF this country TO require
any recital Of its progress and success by Nc.
sufhce II to say that II was continued At Nibio's
for nearly three months-no abatement In the
the great excitement created by II upon the nrst
night occurring during any portion OF its run.
Night after night, up to the very last, crowds Of
disappointed people were obliged to return home,
having been unable to get near the doors; and
We verify believe that II would have continued
with the same furors to this time, had not Miss
Batsmans engagement In London (where she 10
now creating . similar sensation with this same
piece) obliged her to leave this country. We shall
have the qualification Of seeing this immense pro-
ductlon at Growers next week, with Miss Lucille
Western In the character OF Lsah.
CANTERBURY HALL.-The excitement Ia oc-
casiontd among military men and Others In this
city, by the novel ard surprising performances Of
Mr. ChildeFs, the famous Zouavs, who, In his great
bayonet act, demonstrates the efficiency OF this
weapon against q cavalry charge Some Of his
movement are absolutely terrific and are very try.
Ing to the nerves Of those sitting close to the stage
Miss Kathleen O'Neil, In her charming Irish I'M
personatons, has also created decided sens alton.
Miss frnestine De Faiber 10 still the principal
terpsichorean attraction. The company also num-
bers among its talent such names ~ Edeson Easan,
Edwards, Williams, &c. A grand matinee will be
given tomorrow afternoon.
VARIETIEs.-The grand military spectacle of
The French Spy" is having an unprecedented run
at this establishment. The version Of the play 10
BY MIR. Fitzsimmons, the popular stage manager,
who has, with singular felicity in Its
retained all the great features that distinguish the
original three.act drama. A full house greeted
Mile. Cherry Petrie last evening. She 10 unques-
iionably. in her profession Of the nest artists
who have ever visited Washington. Young, hand.
some, and graceful, she wins all hearts. No one
should fail to see her in this great play.
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been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
smSr.eiOs E.ns..ss of distinsaished % psr.ons
both civil and military. Llkenesses Of many oi
these fallen In bate can be obtained here. For
pstitor", received msa.i tts& at he &otIds ~ Fsir, SS%
London. Particular attention 10 called tv his new
imperial Photographs, also Vigustts now much
sought AFTER. novit-u
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