Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-19

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THE ONLY FIRsT-cLASs CONCERT HALL II
| THE CITY.
uNENAMPLED success
| or TINE
| GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
| GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
| AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
Tho Management, determined that no othor es
tabllshment 10 the world shall
| - X-C-D u
the Canterbury, either in the quantity or quality
| OF attraction oheted has, at an Unlimited eI
pense, engaged the following artiGte, whose
very acme OF professional excellence:
| JOHN MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
Without any exception the best Ethiopian Com
W. B. CAvANAuGH,
w. B. CAVANAUGH,
LEW DoNNELLY,
| LEW DoNNELLY,
| DELEHANTY AND WARD,
| DELEHANTY AND WARD,
Tho greatest Clog Dancers in the world.
| BILLY WEST,
MLLY WEST,
j. H. DoUGHERTY,
| j. II. DOUGHERTY,
| w. II. WILLIAMS,
W. II. WILLIAMS.
with the entire Canterbury COMPANY in n num-
Der OF original and laughAble acts.
~ ''' MISS MARY FIELDING,
MISS MARY FIELDING,
The talented Coincidence and Vocalist.
MISS MISS Jennie E ESSFt'
The sweet VocAllht
THE RoNzANI BALLET TROUPE
Consisting OF sixteen young ladies, in the bcautl-
full French Ballet, entitled the
NYMPHs OF THE SEA.
THE CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY,
JENNIE FORREST, NEEfiE RAINEoRD, rs
rELLE Ellie, E CONTEST MAGGIE MAGGIE, WILSON,
Lucy CLIFTON, EMMA sCHELL,
In two new advertisements.
Positively the Last Week of the successful Trick
THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
PriVste Scx:1 iciiin: .ix 'en"
menee ST o'clock
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . o'clock,
TO LADIES:
NoTICB.-On account Of the very unpleasant
state of the weather for the last feur Saturday
OF many families, will have repeated,
E E9R THE THE Last Last TINE
the highly successful Trick PantOmime, entitled
HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
which Will be performed at cheap prices, positively
AdmiEuion-LAdieH % een:SI Children 10 cents.
SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFOR MING DOGS AND NKEYS
Are engaged, and will shortly appear.
T., ,oho,rnoI ,Lo a.o.t prIzo D,ama ,yrIttor la,
John D. Poole, Esq, OF New York, for which he re.
oeiyed the prize OF $500, entitled the
Mo0NTAiN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
and played for upwards of two weeks In New York
city with the greatest success apis
VARIETIES VARIETIES |
v MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Fronting Penn'a avenue and Ninth streetl
FitIsImnons. Stage Manager and Advertiser
EULL OF THE FIRST PEOPLE NIGHTLY.
GREAT PUBLIC RESORT OF THE AMUSE'
TEN PRETTY LADY ARTlSTEs, all young,
graceful, and attractive:
Last week Of the Worlds PHnt9mimiSt,
MR.. HERNANntE FOSTER.
In addition will also appear the following Lady
Danssrsi Mile. Lima Windel, Augusta Walby, Lou
lisa Walby Fanny May, Kitty Lee, Maggie Vernon,
All" Also, the Two Great Star EthiOpiAnu, the Favor.
lite Artistes OF this city, ,,,,,,,,,,,
KERNS AND THOMPSON,
HERNS AND THOMPSON,
The best Ethispians Of the day.
MISS FRIELAND MISS ATLANTA, the Actress
and the Vocalist.
The great comic pAntomime, Mons. DeehRlumeau.
The Ballots OF "Flowers OF Erin and the Floral
Offering" Also, the New Act, Gay GambolieTsp
WEDNESDAY, Ladies' and Clerks Levee
MAFFlT, MAFFrr MAFFIT,
The Great Pantomimist, Ia Coming.
Admission % and 90 centbi Private Boxes, 70.
Performance at 8 In the evening. apis