The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-11
ABIUsEaIENFs.

] NV IHEA-EE- The bcauiIfnl and
/ fascinating N ie Marietta Rsvel hiss fully
/ sustained her g-ea name thus far, and taken
our community by storm. Her wonderful
and graceful tests on the tight-rope excels
any sim lar psrformsnce ever witnessed on
our boards. Her impersonations are thrill
1 ing AID beyond the power a pen 70 De
Ecribe. Tonight she appears IN her terrific
impersonstion Of Vanderdekin in the grand
mystic drama Of the Flying Dutchman.
with All he beautiful and intricate march
ipv and the original music. This grand
piece viii be preceded by the petite comedy
Of the Little Sentinel. such a bill cannot
fail to draw 8 crowded house as usual, and
the enterprise Of the managers richly merit
the great success which has attended their
popular theatre this season.
oKD THEATRE.-The pretty and sceom-
plished little Miss Lolita was hanOred aga u
last euening with large and refined audi
ence % witness her personation Of Capitola
Black, in that immensely popular produc-
ton Of Mrs. Southw0rth, entitled tbs "Hid-
den Hand" Since the Z ANA isstion Of
this play, we dare say there has been moth
ing put on the board 10 equal It's success.
Capitola Is q faForite character Of this lit .
lady, and she gives Il such force aud power
IS 20 send q thrill Of satisfaction and pleas
ure throuRb,every nerve ard fiber oiths as
sembly- Last evening was the second
night Of her re engagement, snd marked
and decided success hss offended her thus
lar. In lOokiug over the sudience our eye
I'll upon one Of those old theatre bab tues,
that carried US back 70 the days Of id Johnny
Green, Crisp ard Keeble, wh+n Julia Dean,
Eliza Logan, Charlotte Cushmsn, Ed FOR
rest, Dan. Marble, AID other worthies IN
the dramatic world, figured 50 eonsPieu-
ousiy, and very justly ard properly 50, too.
Ths evening" the public will again have an
opportunity Of enjoying treat m the way
ola burlssque Of "POcahoutas;" POcshantas,
Miss Lotta. To conclude with the ste ling
commedstta Of "Ths Couldn't Help lt;''
kitty, Miss Lolita. These two pieces make !
up bill sGeh as viii certainly attraet
crowded house.
POLAED's VARIETY THEkrRE.-Notwith- |
Standing the close proximity Of the Circus /
10 this amusement resort, Poland & Co. still /
move on in the even tenor Of Their way. |
Mr.. L. P. Roys, well known 70 the thsaire
going people Of Nashville, and by no means |
10 ordinary actor, made his appearance last I
evening, and was well received. Tbat old |
md mirth provoking play, The Lemerick
Boy, was put on the boards, and delighted
hose present. Dancing, singing, and negro
as usual.
OPENING NIsHT.-Prof. Geo. E. Pratt viii
Marguerite the dancing season tonight at
lls Academy, on the corner Of Church and
line streets-ihe hall Is over Smiths Drug
tore. All who wish to acquire the latest
nd most fashionable dances for the coming
rinter parties, should begin with the ses-
ion. Go up tonight and be with the sd
ance class.
DAE CAsTEJLo's GREAT CIRCUS. This great
opened in our city last eve ing,
n the corner Of Broad and Cherry streets,
nd was greeted by an immense audience
Without going into details, we would briefly
ay that il is, without exception, one of the
reRtest exhibitions that has ever visited
ur city. The renowned Dan CASTILLO, the !
est lady riders, the first clowns Of the ring.
nd the wonderful trained horse, Car, are
saiures that will at once attract the people
D this great circus. Il is complete in every
Hrticular, end we hope that our citizens
IN visit the good old fashioned circus, and
Ike all the little ones. co early, if you
ant TO secure good seats.