Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
rHovER's THEATRE.
~ PennsylyaniA avenue, near Wlllssd's Hotel
40 ~ i,s,, ss Grassland, ;, ThS
PhrSielphia.
The Coolest Theatre In America.
Ventilated by over one Hundred windows.
Ice-water for the Audience u.
THIS tsATURDhYj EVENING, MAY Is, 1884,
Second appearance Of the grea. BaSSo Froiundo,
Three Prima Donns--MadAma Johannsen, Mils
Ere enoi, and Mile Ca issa--the admitted Tenore,
NJ HabelmAnni the fAvoritO artistic, NJ. stsiAeeke,
First time IL washington Of The opsr. entire,
MorSrt'' Grand opsrs, y three So",
TieEetl for any OF the abo . Operas for sale at
MetIerot's Music Store, and At the Box once Of
the Theatre at the following
SCALE OF PRICES 'H.
Orchestra ChaiIH............,.....,. 50
Dress Circle and PArquette. %
Reserved Seats 30 cents eNtra
%yS' c. b b HESS, bushes. Manager.
EoRD's NEW THEATRE,
THE COOLEST AHo BEST VENTILATED
PLACE OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT IN
Positively las, rIsh, Of tie superb spectacle Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
ShakaspeAres Comedy OF ERRORS will be pro-
dueed on MONDAY, ths elaborated rs: CLARK . sp-
GIANT BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
,0stsfc,ta diefaff IA Of Sfrfh fffNSf.
10 rear Of the Metropolitan and National hotels,
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Gee. LeA..."....."..'..''.... Proprietor
W. d. h......"..........staEe Manager
THE ONLY PLACE or AMUSEMENT
Presenting a company composed almost e1elu-
sivei OF STAR ARTIsrS, who have received the
most FLATTERING ovkfIONs from
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES,
who nightly eongregate at this
MODEL AMUSEMENT TEMPLE,
to witne,. the ExCELLENr PERFORMANCES
OF this MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION, which
stands WITHOUT RIVAL.
THE GREA CANTERBURY
being the only establishment presenting q per-
form ance combining all the hest and most popular
The DRAMA,
ThE HANCS,
THE BURLESQuE,
And, Ia fact, the best Versatile Entertainmen to
| be found in the National Capital
Prominent among the Galaxy OF Talent now en-
gagged at the Canterbury, We would mention
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL,
The worId-renowned French and spanish DAnIeuse
| ADD Tight Rope Dancer, whose extraordinary per
| iormanre, on the rope, without the aid balance
| pole, has made her the wonder ofthe world.
MONS. BAPTIsTIH,
the great Ballet Master with hIs Troupe OF sixteen
Beautiful Young Ladies.
DoN SANTIAGO GLIB '0NNoISR,
| the greatest living ContortionIst.
The justly popular EthioriAn oraediAns.
| John MuLLlGAN,
III LY WEST.
| IL. DOUGHERTY,
W. n. WILLIAMS,
IN NEW ECCENTRICITIEs.
WIN. d. CAEANAUGH,
the celebrated Comedian and Voc tlist.
MISS JENNIE ENGEL-
N'' THE FORREST SISTERS,
| MISS NAONI PORTER,
AND MISS NELLIE HOWARD,
j the Champion Female Jig Dancers.
MISSES Lucy IFT0N, EMMA GARDNER,
KITTY LEE, FANNY MAY, L CY GARDNER
MISS EMMA ; ;HstL, Maggie M! x WiLsSk'
DRAMATI COMPANY,
Selected with much care from Firstelass Theatres
'hrouhNo IG W WEEK WEEK OF THE GRAFT
SENSATION DRAMA, CUDJo's CAVE,
witnessed duriny the II at week of its representa-
ton by over five Hundted Persons, and pro
nouneed by competent judges the best drama Of tn
day. Every night this week, John ! POOLS Spec
'''"''' '''~ UupJo'S CAVE, OR THE
BATTLE-i RY OF FREEDOM.
NEW SCENERY AND APPoISTMEETs.
4 Village IN EAst Tennessee.
Ravine in the Cumberland n 'untAinS.
Barber Jim's Collar.
| The Burring Mountains.
! Waterfalls And Lila IN the Cumberland Noun
! tAinG.
: Mscbiusry by y. wAlket,
Appointments by SIr sullivan.
Music arranged by Joe Graham.
' Tho Burning Mountains and Rescue OF NirBtni
villArS 10 one oftho most awfullv grand Illustr'
"0h' ever EWE% SV'f SIS Ct rTo fSTs WEEK,
And on SATURDAY AFTERN DON, M2 ,. NJ, wi
be presented the new drama, drAmatiEed eXpteasl
for the Canterbury, by John + Poole, Esq., entitle
CUDJOS CAVE,
OR THE
BATTLE-CRi OF FREEDOM.
Pump, aelt-enlAncip Ated bondmAn. j. De Torres
Cudjo, deformed negro, and fugitive, hut t9un
in ; HS "e'
J. J. Doughert
Carl Mlnuevich, a German boy, full OF courage an
cunning i:;: an :iciSvS w D. .Sd siioa
Toby, an old negro and servant to Mr. Villers,
John Muliga
stsckriJKe,..,.l r Mr.. Letfel
WitherB ........ ITninnjst, ......M Mr.. HARP
Grodd. ..........( Mr.. MePherao
| LysAndeT Sprowl.
SilaG X peb...... -
Aug. BlytheWood W, II. william
Dan Pepperill... SeeeHIioniSts S...hr. Suliva
Gau .ss..s.sssssss ''''''s'. Nh-N
DcrrlnE .......... ........ HowA
| avis ,,,.,.,.,.. ........ JohntC
y virginia VillArU, the elCr1yman's daughter,
- Jennie Fore
Mira sprnwl, a widow as has lOtt her brother,
Lucy cliff
Change In the olIo Department each night.
= FAMILY MATINEE,
\ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'clock.
] Ladies' % oentIi children 10 cents.
VARIETIES VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting Penn'a avenue amt Ninth Streot)
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIGH1
Sign of the Revolving and GlobPd Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
HANBLIN & CO, Proprleto
FITZ sIMMONSr. Stage Manager and AdyertiS
MANAGERIAL PRONUNCIATION.
IMMENSE SUCCESS