The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.


NEw THEATEE. - The inimiiable Mis-
Blanchard, appeared last night, in three q
her favorite haraciers-MaTioD, the PRIDE o
the market. and Mehiiable,n and q Caro-
lire Merton in eOur Cal" Tonight ths
| appears again, az Fanchon; q character in
which her varied talents are unsurpassed
and in which she has but q single peer
Maggie Mitchell. Her shadow dence ial
exceeds that Of aay one we have ever seen
attempt it and can only Be appreciated,
| when witnessed. As Miss Blanchard re
mains 10 the city but three nights more, we
cannot too strongly urge upon every one 70
be present tonight, and see her rendit on
Of Fanchon.
Old THEArEE.-The Zayisiowski's con-
| tinue 10 attract large and fashionable audi
enees, at the Old Theatre. We were Lot
present At the first play, but were assured
| By those who saw Il, that Mile Christine
performed her part most admirably The
Z ballet advertisements, we did witness, and It
1 was equal 70 any we have ever seen.
We witnessed the last play entire, and u
/ would be impossible FOR us 70 speak too
I highly Of Mile Emeline, Is Nelly nor OF
/ Wood Benson, who perforated M Mount
/ s0rrel nor Of Harry Everett, who played
l the part of the town crier. Mr.. Petrle,
/ also, did well as Barns, the miller; aud
| altogether, they kept the house IN roar,
! from the beginning to the end Of the piece.
To night viii be presented the play =
"Ai is not gold that glitters," and ''lrish
Assurance, and Ysnke MOdes'y," in which
latter Mile Emeline will appear as Nancy
BRoADwav VaRrETIEs.-It is not necessary
on this occasion to reiterate what mas been
said in reference 70 the Broadway Varieties,
a. the fact is patent to all who patronize II
that there is no better entertainments Of
fered anywhere Ben. Wheeler Is nightly
eiectrifyng those who attend with his
vocal powers, and his inimitable Irish &c
csutricities Ben. is big care, sure. Miss
Clara Burton, the little sylph, and peer ess
dsnsuese, is always 70 the minute, and Is
She admired Of ali sdmirers. Miss But er,
Miss Hiilington, N IS Lamereaux, and Miss
+ lsworih, never fail 10 20 beyond the ex-
peetati0ns Of the auditors in their particu-
lar line, while Reddy, Hughes and T.
9. Wilson does the Ethiop an in style
that makes the sable individuals them
selves staud sbashed. This is the place 10
go to get your moneys worth.
This evening the worthy Proprietor, Mr..
F. d. Skid, takes a benefit. II has been
kindly rendered BY his friends; and such a
least, we dare say, viii not be enjoyed
again soon. The bill is replete with 50
mucu rare mater lnAh one VIII DC dEaMn j
irresistibly, as it were, TO the Varieties to
enjoy il. A failure 10 be on hand at this
benefit creates a blank in esch ones history
that can never be filed. Give Skif such
rousing house that his head will be made
iesrly to swim, and be assured he will re-
ciproca'e by giving you good show in re-
turn. On this occasion Mr.. Wheeler will sing
an entirely new and original song, writ
zen expressly for him. entitled The
Fenian Brotherhood" From the known
ability Of this gentlemen, rich cal treat
nay Be expected in this song. Miss How
ard has kindly volunteered her services,
md will sing some Of her iavorite ballads.
other volunteers will al 0 be on hand. The
ivehing's performance viii conclude with
he langhabie farce Of "Brian O'Linn;" Mr..
y heelef as Brian O'Linn. and Mr.. VIM.
Fletcher, the artistic aud aetsr, will make
ais first appearance as Father O'Tool. An
ther word need not be said, other than il
he honse and all the corners are not filed,
norell be the pity.