Daily national Republican., 1863-10-27
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CANTERBURY,
Loutstana ApeAus, near ihe 20, sey cf Slsth a,ecf
Tin rear Of the Metropolitan and National hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. 4. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CAPITOL.
THE GREAT PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND
which has kept pace with the spirit Of the age and
never stands still, but still keeps onward in Its
bright triumphant course.
INDuBITABLE EVIDENCES OF OUR sUPE-
RIORITY
constantly accumulate.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY!
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT!
A GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE,
MORE NEW STARS!
While the great company remains intact.
THIS EVENING,
First appearance of the great Versatile Come
disns and Ethiopian Delinestors,
II. W. EAGAN
II. W. EAGAN
J. s. WARDS.
y. .. II ID w A n DIS.
Continued brilliant success of the great Terpsi.
chorean a. Euterpeau Quartettc,
ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
CLARA FOWLER
First time Of the thrilling drama OF
DICK TURPIN;
Or, LIFE ON THE ROAD.
!. >. Edwards. s........ .As..........Di Dick Turpin
y. W. Eagan ......as...... Squire Whimsey
supported BY the excellent dramatic company.
First time Of q magnificent ballet advertisement
MONS. GUILLAUME FoUCHE,
entitled
LA sARABANDE MILITAIRE,
In which Miss DE- FAIBER and the Misses Fow.
LER will appear, assisted by
LILLE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND, LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE JENNIE.
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
THE GREAT PRROTEAN COMPANY,
Comprising the great comedian and comic vocalist,
GEORGE r. EDEsoN,
who will sing several new Songs;
| MR.. ED. MURRAY,
| The Great Negro Delineator, who will open an
| entire New Budget OF Comicalities;
| Mcssrs. WILLIS j. ARMSTRONG, n. MORTI
MER, II. W. WILLIAMS, II. S. WooD, J. sYi.
VAS CLARKE, MONS SOL T. BROWN, &c., SC,
and the corkosraphic Corps In the best Bill oi the
Season.
'''''''''''''.''''''''"'lo 20 ccnus
prtysts ac.c: hcnr .; cents
Doors open a To'siosEi Performance 1s.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE.
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission: Ladies, 20 cts; children, 10 cts.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. ., 1868,
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE
| for the
BEN NEFIT
| ofthe
wAsHINGTON PROTESTANT OR
PHAN ASYLUM,
Given under the auspices Of the Lady Managers o.
viii Ss handed OVER OIL 'A'
HAVING y0LTNTEERED THEiK SERVICES
voluntarily rendered by Mr.. Sim.
Programme arranged expressly for the osea'
sion will be presented. oc26
VARIETIESi VARIETIES
" Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
Fitzsimmons. ......S Stage manager and Advertisei
70 FLASHES OF MERRIMENT. III
| THE SONG AND THE DANCE.
| The Worlds Pantomimists,
Us. MAFFlT AND W. II. BARTHOLOMEW.
| The great French and American Danseuses,
| LIMA WINDEL AND LIZZIE Shuttle
| The Monitor Ethiopians,
| W. ). BuDWoRTH and JAMES II. pUDWORTH
| The Parisian Maitre lie Ballet, Mons. Baptistin,
| Bob Hall, and Little Tommy.
Emma Miles, Louise Rouletta, Eliza Florence, Mile
| Theodore, Emma Marsh, Annie Fillmore, Maggie
Wilson, and The Corps de Ballet.
Mons. B,ptistin's new ballet,
ANIMATED FLOWERS.
The newly-arranged Ethiopian act, entitled the
| sPARTACUS SOCIAL HOP.
Sim Dipsey. ey........................W. s. Budwortl
Six tragical comic characters by Jas. II. Budworth
The entire company In the performance.
The new pantomime entitled
| THE YOUNG RECRUIT.
Hezekiah Baxter, the miller boy, Afterwards the
| RECRUIT .....,.....,.... james D MdHi'
Wednesday Afternoon-LADTES' MATINEE oc2t