The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


NV Notwithstanding the rain
I last NIGHT. a large audience was IN attend
/ ance AZ the Newrheatre. Miss Henderson Is
Z rapidly increasing in popularity, ana she Is
] 5ssa-V,ip- Of the admiration that is bestow-
81 nnon her. AS Count 81. Louis in the
5evs ~ Riehelieu, she IS superb ard she
/ iq most ably sustained by Mrs. Wight, as
the AInrchioness. though We are compelled
/ to say that the play would have appeared 70
mech better advantage, mad some Of ne
otber actors been better up in their parts
] he estravseanza Of the Invisible Prince
] ia sne one. and keeps the house in o roar.
j TONIGHT Miss Fl. appears IN one Of her
I very best parss-Katy O'Shiel.
I OLD THEATRE.-The Workmen Of New
I YORK drew q large audience, on the oecsslon
4 Of il repetition, last night the people defy
I ing wind, rain, and mud, 10 witness IT. The
company at this place is well adapted 10
The play aud every one IS up in his or her
part, snd the whole thing moves with per-
feet smoothness. The play be ones to the
class known IS "morai dramas aud Is IN
tended TO illustrate the course OF int mpsr-
ance. IL will be repeated tonight.
BRoADWAY VARHEIEs-BEsEFIT or Miss
CLARA BUEToS.-lt is With pleasure that
we announce the fact that this evening is
eyed female champion Jig dansuese ofAmer-
lea, the pretty and charming little Clara
Burton. Tie simple announcement shou'd
itself be sufficient TO draw together the lar
gest audience that has assembled inside the
Varieties for loi these many months. We
cannot sneak ia two high commentator Of
her Since her debut before the public Of
Nashville, no one has taken deeper and
frmer hold upon its affections than she.
Her lsbors have been long and arduous, but
by energy, Industry and assiduous attentioRte
business, has overcome every obstacle that
presented itself, and now occupies the front
rank among the thousands of contestants for
the palm in her line. IL hardly looks rea-
sonable in one 50 young, frail and sylph-
like in appearance as she iz--but Il IL even
so. And while she has thus labored 10 give
20 you the fruit Of her hours Of toll, it is
hardly possible that tbs opportunity will
be allowed 10 20 bv without some recon-
pense for that self denial which she has sub
lected heTselftO. She is not only endeavoring
to meet the demands made upon her person
ally, but 70 minister to the wants Of others
that are near and dear 10 her heart. And
approaching this nobleness Of her nature,
there are numbers that have volunteered to
make this, her benefit night, long TO be re
membered after she has bid Nashville and
Nashyillians a farewell Among the num-
Der are the Misses C. aud B. Iieft, who viii
sing duet; Miss Lizzie Walker, in Span
ish dance; Miss Beckett and Miss Howard,
IN some Of their choicest selections Of song |
and many others, both male and female,
whose neInes we cannot remember, will APP
pear in song and ballet. The whole to con
clnde with the great Oxy Calcrium Steneop-
tieon scenes. Such 3 programme wi be |
presented as has not been witnessed since |
the Varieties was established. Go, each |
and every one, and stand not upon the order .
of your going, say We.