Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-26

~ A n T Z r B U r Y
" MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LouIsIAsA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET.
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hotels.
JOSH. Recommendation MANAGER
EvLRYTHING NEW.
EVERYTHING NEW.
NEW COMPANY OF STARS
NEW COMPANY OF STARS.
NEW STAGE EFFECTS, NEW SCENERY, AND
A NEW BURLEsQUE.
First appearance OF the great Australian Rider,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
SAMUEL, FRANCIS, AND GEORGE.
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND GEORGE.
The sboVe-nnmed artists have been engaged by
Mr.. Lea, at this enormous outlay OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER NIGHT.
These wonderful Gymnsstio Performers have
won laurela In both hemisphere.
The name and fame OF Melville, the wild rider OF
Australis. are patent throughout the world, as
also that OF his famous white mare, MAY FAIRY,
who has Travelled round the world with him from
Australia to America, Europe, the Indies, China,
and Japan. To dilate on the surprising merits OF
THE GREAT MELVILLE
and his talented sons would be supernuous.
First appearance OF the beautiful Danseuse,
MILE DESIREE.
Also, hrst appearance OF the celebrated PAnto-
N. mist and Dancer,
M. MATHEW,
late OF the Martinetu Troupe.
Respposranoe OF the Prince of Ethiopian Come
JOHN MULLIGAN,
In new acts, assisted by
LEAvITT AND PIERCE.
Tho three, Mulligsn, Leavitt, and Pierce form
the greatest trio OF
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS IN THE WORLD.
First night OF the Equestrian Burlcsque Of
MAZEPPA;
On, THE WILD HORSE OF SWANIPOODLE.
JOHN MULLIGAN AS MAzEPPA.
10 which no will perform his daring feSts OF horse
msnIhip. Mr. Mullgan will not rice the oeIe.
brated FLORA TEMPLE, but the horse Flipma-
THE NEW SCENERY
has been got up regardless OF coat
READ THE CAST OF CHARACTERS.
LIBERTY POLES AND POLE CATS:
Castilian OF Lourenski, Long Pole. Andy Leavitt
Count Prenisous, slippery Pole. Johnny Pierce
Other Poles and Pole Cats by an augmented
CREAM OF TARrARS:
Vance M,IsppAl
s.vor Nts,onn.. Hudson John
0''N N'"~'PF"' Raymond MuligAn.
Menken
OoeAnA
Adder Chan, King OF TArtArs. Dick Collins
ThAmsr, = Sweet Tartar.................Jo Josh Hart
RAdAo Sour Tartar. .Ellh Weaner
LembA, Tartar Emetio John Redden
Roscar, Tartaris Tartar. ......... Pete Williams
Elders, Shepherds, &C.
SATURDAY AFTERNO0N-LADI MATINEE
SATURDAY FTERNoON-LADIES MATINEE!
EXTRA NOTICE.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
Thanksgiving DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a,
GRAND EXTRA AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
commencing at 5 O'Clock when the entire evenings
entertainment will be given, at cheap prices
CARD FROM MELVILLE, THE AUSTRALIAN
RIDER AND GYMNAST.
My attention having been called to the fact that
Apsrson IL or has been performing In Philadelphia
with a juvenile gymnAHtic troupe, which he styles
"Ths Australian Family take this means OF
protecting my own interests and OF Informing the
public that my family Is the only Australian one
am also the only Australian equestrian. Justice
alike to the public and myself demands this intru
sion on their notice. JAMES MELVILLE.
HIFFOTHRATRoE, NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1854.
Mr.. James Melville 10 now engaged at the
CANTERBURY,
Washington.
NJ o W o p E N,