The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-26


been presented at three theatres at the came time
(stn runnirg)-in New York, whore it las silea'y
ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS,
(Stil runuine) IA Inpicn, whercit has run ever
THREE HUNDREU NIGHTS,
(st,ll running) constitutes it, beyond doubt, the
Greatest Dramatic
Success Of
the Age.
The cast is oHe of great strength.
Rober, Brery, Lancashire La'i..., r D ogde.
James Dalton, alias Down1y, aiiss the
Tiger. ......... ! Charles
Hawkssaw. q detective. W Thorpe
Groen Jones, u CocsGey gent, man I'M
DIR adverse fortunes. Observation-Disclosures Wells
Meter MOGe, q specuator and al ex:cr-
toner C Nelson
Mr. Gibson 4 banker. ..................RJ Brown
Mal:hy, landlord of tho Bellevue Gar
denS... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. X Ea1l HT
James Jackson, a sprighiiy watar.. &c Alien
Detective c,nfederata of ilawleshaw II Forrest .Ir
Blake.y guest Of the Bellevue. sir Wilson
B.unt'n, NJ Gioscns cisrX.'.... .;::t wills
sharp, Mr. Gioson's c!eik ...... ..."..Mr Caland
Emily st Evermord,a iady Of the bsl
let, Afterwards a c,ncert-rcom night.
MAY Eiwa.d. W. Mis-. E Eli ss ss..
sam Wilioughby, a rather fast youth,
Miss sll!;e Paeiirgton
Mrs Wiiloughby, gran imother CT Sam,
rather garru'ous.. Mrs DeBT
Guests, sNavves, rolicenlcn &c.
An interval of three years and haf between the
first and second acts, and intervals of four and sig
months between the second, third and fourth acts
Time aud place-iondon, the Present day.
Synopsis OF Scenery and Incidents
Act 1-Secing Life.
The Bellevue Gardens in southwestern suburbs-
tumnef evening.
Act 2-BtCk ircm Portland.
The neat and happy home Of hay Edwards.
Act 3-The Oilce Messenger.
bill, brokers' Off re in The city.
Act 4-Huntt Down
The Brihgew4ter Arms, i.onhoa gin naarc--a
Street in the Cily-ap Old Church Yard
Rosenberg the leader. ead the Grsnd Orchestra
der tho beaui,li Eusc OF the Drama
accidental to the piece = Fancy Dance, by Miss M
Darlington.
.Navvies, o. Navigators, are sangs of English Ia
borcrs, who are employed IN digging trenches, aud
upon railroads, &C.
FARCE.
~ Box Office open two days in advance, where
choice seats Can be secured.
Doors open at Z, performance commences at pre-.
cisely. fec6-lt
M Franklin street.
FRIDAY Euening, Feb 26, 1854.
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
Las. night but one OF tie
Ascent n.
the celebrated marble slab walker.
Tim Morris ae................ Jake Strike,
in
ROBERT MsKE-AIR3.
Army and Navy Double Dance,
Terpsichoreau Sisters.
saz- For particulars, see small bills. ia 28-lt'
ITABLEAUX VlVANTEs,
By the Young Ladies of Church Hill,
For tae benefit Of the soaiars' families at Spring
iield Hail, Church Iil, Friday evening, O'Clock.
PROGRAMME.
l. Confederate States.
2. Tam O'Shanter.
3. The Young Willow.
4. Love at First Sight.
The Post Mistress.
q. The Declaration.
Z. Faith, Hope, and Charity.
Sing We that Sweet Song again
The Intercepted Letter.
10. Ruth and Naomi.
II. Southern IodusiFy.
IL. The Truant Detected.
IS. The Sleeping Beauty.
II. tnc0uvanieuCs of Single Life.
Is. Convenience Of Married Life.
IL. The Wounded Soldier.
II. Taking the Veil.
IL. Confederate Camp Scene.
10. America: Story OF the Early Settlers.
90. The Haiden's Prayer.
Tickets, for gentleman and lady, s.; for gem
t!eman SStO be had at ta door OF Il II all on TIE
night Of tho exhibition fs 25-et~
A GRAND BALL.
The grandest Il Ill Of the scaso1 will be given at
FREDERICKSBURG HALL,
On FRIDAY EVENING, February 2Hh, 1884.
The best musicians gagsd
Refreshments at moderate prices.
MANAGERS
CD Obitte, CIV Gentry,
JIG Phillips, M D BERN.
Admission for gentlemen and ladies. S..