The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25
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LIST day OF January 1866 For the present the company
goes to Portland, Me- to play five nights, when they
will return and open Lon Morris new theatre. The
pany will consist of r. Medrum leading man; +. Har
denburg, low comedy; W. J. lie Moyne first old man;
James Dickson, first heavy man; D. r. Allen, light
comedy; G. F. Ketcham second comedy; J. Delano.
second old man; T. N. Hunter, second heavy man.
The ladies are Mrs. Morris the leading doing Julia
Juliet, &C Mrs. Allen is the leading LADY, Mrs. Dickson,
chambermaid; Mrs. J. Fl. Rogers, old woman; Mrs.
John Flood, walking LADY, Mrs. Hunter walking lady,
and Miss Nellie Whitney, donseuse.
The Cataract OF the Ganges introducing cataract OF
real water in rehearsal at the Louisville Ky theatre
The Avenger Of Manchester Is on the boards, Mr.. p
Connolly playing Edward.
MT Lawrence p. Barrett plays Elliott Gray In Rosedae,
or the Rife Ball, At Woods theatre Louisville KY. Tho
Saturday matinees Of this house arc well attended
The Dukes Motto az Am Here" is very popular at
the Academy OF Music, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NJ.
Barton Hill plays Captain Henri Dc Lagedere. Mr. Hill
had livery complimentary benefit the 10th Of Decem-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence have been playing in Kathleen
hayourneen at Mcvicker.s theatre Chicago On tho
10th instant Mr. Florence appeared as Captain Cutie in
Dombey and Son, MrS Florence personating Susan
Nipper.
Uncle Toms Cabin draws well at Woods Museum,
Chicago.
Mr. MacEvoy is exhibiting his Hiberucon, or Tour
Through ireland, in Washington, D. c.
The Blind Boy and His Dog tho Galley Slave. with
Its ballet and songs great attraction at the Canter
bury theatre, Washington. D. C. Mr. Blanchard's dogs
take part in It.
Mile Augusta the charming young danscuse, who has
created quite sensation at the theatre in Washington,
D. c. IL to appear this week in Baltimore This young
artist is the daughter of old New Yorker has sym
She bids fair to rival OF the great European
artists of the French school, having all the vivacty,
grace and fondncss for her profession
Raleigh n. C., Journal says that thcetrcas do not
pay in that city, and that consequently its people do
not at present enjoy dramatic amusements
Miss Blanch de Bar has personated the Widow
Cheorly in The Soldiers Daughter. before small but
very appreciavc audience, in Pixies Opera House, Gin
cnnai. Mcssrs. Sheridan, Hale and Beechy supported
her Tho Honeymoon given as tho aferpicce, Miss
De Bar taking the part OF Juliana.
The performances at the National theatre Cincinnati
were resumed on the 21st OF December.
short theatrical season has been inauguraied in
Liberty Hall, New Bedford Mass The sensation dramas,
Roslna Meadows, The 0ctoroon and The Colleen Bawn
are to be played in succession. The management
ranged grand matinee for Christmas Day afternoon.
Mr. George Chapman has taken tho Helena Open
House Dramatic Company from Virginia City. Montana
Territory, where had played to very full houses, to
Helena City, in the Territory where the members
are equally successful Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Carens,
Miss Perkins, Dick johnson and Harry Taylor are with
the corps and are regarded with much favor.
The Panorama Of Sherman's March Is ON exhibition in
Lowell, Mass
Mrs. Emma Waller has made her appearance al Tho
Metropolitan theatre Evansville Ind acting Romeo TO
Mrs. Goldcns Juliet. Mr.. Melville plays Tim m Her.
cnlcs King Of Clubs At the same house Miss MAYHEM,
Mr. Gricrson Mr. Watson and Mr. Golden are In the com
pany and well received
Rob Roy, with the farce OF jubilee House. dsawsex.
cclenty well the Great Salt Lake City tah) theatre
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayn. phys Helen McGrcgor, and Mr.
! G. B. waldron Rob Roy
At tho Music Hall. Milwaukee, novel and cxct
ing, yet sad entertainment has been given party or
crippled soldiers appearing on tho stage to play the
drama Of the idiot Witness Tale OF Blood, and
Guiding with the military drama OF tho Last Of the
RebcIs tho Downfall Of tho Confcdcracy. Cripri'd
Union sod the tickets tho Streets and tho house
denseiy crowded
One of tho Great Salt Lake City Utah journals par
tcularly class Of performers known TO It
swizards" and sMagicians when visitors TO the Nor
mons The editor says:-swhilc we are satisfied with
the benefit OF amusement for all classes in commu
nifty VIC always prefer SEQ that amusement OF kind
that returns something TO the people besides tho
amusement itsclf class OF caterers for patron.
age-ncudng wizards and that Enthusiastically visit
pass through settlements extracting the very last
bushel Of grain from folks without masking the
return beyond their performance. f amusement must
DO had and paid for. and objection TO H. we
would prefer to that pay In q channel tho drcc
ton Of which lies in tho bcnct Of tho people, There
plenty Of ways that amusement be raised from
talent those who have interest Of kind In tho
development OF the Territory. We particularly don't
any good In paying away all grain 10 cass OF pcr
sons who, having expenses beyond their license
able To nndersc thor very patrons and bring down
tho market they struggling to maintain " Is evil
dent that wha. may be cocd the grain trick Is not
popular with some parties in Utah.
Miss Kate RegnoldJ closed highly successful engage.
ment at endcrsons theatre, Pittsburg Pa, the 10th
inst She had previously enjoyed very 1atcring bene
NJ, on which occasion she played Rosalind In Az You
Lake II. Miss Reynolds commenced engagement.
OF sir nights duration, at the houso-Thc Wonder
aud Antony md Cleopatra being the initial rcprcscna-
tions Pittsburg affords excellent support the legi
innate drnma and It's theatre very snng and elegant
house 1t was built by Mr., s. Wright himself actor
who entered the town with very limited means but Is
Of its wcahcst citizens Mr.. Wright plays
and thcn.at benefit, for his amusement az
well as the entertainment OF his friends.
Mile Celeste is playing In Pitsburg, Pa.