The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28
AMUsEMENTs

NV THEATEE-Fvery seat IN the New
I Theatre was filed, last night, as q tri buts 70
the gifted young Kite, the beneficiary Of
| the entertainment and seldom have we seen
an audience more perfectly delighted with
their iavorite. As Esmaraida, she has few
/ peers, and no superiors; and she vas ably
/ supported by Messrs- Wight and Carter. in
their respective parts.
Tonight is positively the last night Of her
/ engagement. Il wa her intention 10 have
/ left the city tbs morning bot she has been
I prevailed upon to remain, and appear once
mOrs-the bill offered being "a exceedingly
attractive one We hope there viii not be q
vacant seat in the house.
IL is probable that, during next week, the
lovers Of the drama will have an opportu
nifty to greet two old acquaintance and ia
yoTites-Alr. Claude HamIlt n, and lady.
OLD THEATRE-A fair audience VS. in at
teudsnce al the Old Theatre last night, on
1 the occasion ofthe benefit Of Nile. Christine
Tonight, the "Flying Dutohman" VIII be
put on the stage, with Nile. Christine as
Vanderdecken after which grand ballet
advertisement folloWs-the evenings en-
tertaiument 70 conclude with Nursery
Chiekweei," Nile. Emeline appearing In
the part Of Nelly.
BRoADEAE YAnTIEs.-A good entertain
ment was given last evening, at this amuse-
ment resort Let the public sustain the
gentlemanly proprietor, by its patronage,
in his efforts, aud be assured no establish
ment viii be allowed to surpass his IN IN
terest. Turn out this evening and spend
few hours pleasantly.
TsAVER AND MOVES UNITED STATES Circus.
The FIRST two performances Of this re-or-
ganized Company were given yesterday az
te noon and evening. Although labOring
under the Disadvantages Of the absence Of
Jimmy Reynolds, the celebrated clown, and
the severe hOsFseness Of DR.. Thayer, the af-
ternoon exhibition passed Off excellently,
amid the enthnsiastie applause OF the large
audience present. The PRESENCE Of Old Ssm
Stickney, 50 well known 10 all the older
poriian Of the audience, called forth hearty
and continual plaudiis, while the wonderful
riding Of Robert Stiekney, his son, and his
thrilling backward and forward somersault-
ing reused the enthusiasm Of those present
10 he highest degree. His performances on
horseback are the wonder and admiration
of all who witness them be fairly floats in
the ar. There are feats accomplished by |
him that were certainly never attempted
by any human before. The riding Of John |
Saunders, Mile. Emma, Mr.. Tom King and |
m lie. virginia. was all excellent and de- !
serving Of special mention. The perform
ing horse, Grey Eagle, ir., is truly the per |
lection OF equine beauty, and a marvel Of |
sagarity and training Certainly no small |
amount Of effort has been expended 70 bring /
this animal up 10 the standard be has /
attained. We have not the space further /
70 particularize, but will say that this
Circus is by lar the best company that |
hes visited our city for many years, if 1
not TIE best ever in Nashville. The public /
will not forget that to-day is positively the |
last that they stay here, as positive engage
ments in Mobile and New Orleans compel /
them 10 be on the move. The last two per-
70 -manees to-day at the corner Of Jackson
and College streets.
". C. Collier viii accept our thanks for
.he latest Louisville and Cincinnati dailies,
he n. Y. Ledger and Frank LesIie's Ladvss |