The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
The Charming Lolita tonight.
AMUsEMRNTs.

NEw THEATRE.-This newly and nicely
fitted up establishment had its quota of
auditors last evening to witness M'dn Mari
eta Ravel, the justly styled Queen Of the
Air." personate Nsramattah in the Went
Of the Wish-ton Wish, and perform her be-
wiiehing Spanish Dauce, La Madrilena. As
the play progressed the appreciation Of the
audience was manifested BY rePeated bursts
1 Of applause. On MOudsv evening. the itst
| night Of her re-engagement, M'du Ravel
/ viii give an exhibition on he tight rope,
/ end rcreat her powerful creation of Alexis.
/ in the Wizard Skif. The performance will
| commence with the thrilling tn ee-act dra-
ma entitled the Secret Foe; or. the Tale Of
] Blood. Here is bill inst is rot lacking in
interest. Give her rousing house.
On THEATRE.-The new London drama.
/ IN three acts, entitled woman : CURIOSITY"
/ brought together again last evening, being
| its second representation, a crowded house
Of highly intelligent aud interested audi
/ tors. The attendance at this theatre seem
/ to be on the increase, 10 pay homsge at the
shrine OF the great protesn actress and IN
/ rivsled commedienne. The star OF Miss
/ Lolita il not only sweeping Westward, but
I it is extending its efiulgent rays into the
eEtreme East, North and South, and is des-
| tined % eclipse ell the lesser lights in its
| triumphant aud unconquerable march. No
peut up Utica contracts her powers. The
| stock company at this house, in which Miss
Lotta finds excellent support, is inferior to
none.
Some Of them would compare very favor
ably with those who have been starring it
around the country. Last evening Mossrs
Petr'e, Stewart Benson and Arnold, and
Mas Andrews, Miss Fletcher, and Miss Bur
rift added decided interest to the play by
their correct setting. Monday night will be
offered for the consideration Of the public
the popular and interss lag 6ra "a entitled
| the " Ticket-of- Leave Msu," Mis- Lous in
! the character Of Sam Wil'oughby. The en-,
| tertsinmsnts will conclude with the si1ging
Of selected ballad by Mr.. Whitsker Il
would be well to securssesis early, lest you
be crowded out.
PoLINb's VARTFrT THrarnr-A eoodly
number Of the population OF our city were
in att ndsnce ct POlsnd's last evening.
| The ballet Of Ia Msja" was repeated. aud
with tho other features Of the programme
added-which we're BY no means at all IN
interestiDg-s fine time wss had The or
ehestra, under the leadership Of Mr.. John
$. Ber0ard, - second 20 none ia the CITY,
sud IL other parte &c are not careful II nav
carry of the palm. At the box Office is 10
be found our frai" and " delicate" look
ing friend-familiarly called little SAMMY
presiding 81 the boX-ofce, ready Ell ali
times 70 extend the hsnd-with ticket IN
il, when you hsnd the money 6rst-of well
come 70 ell who come.
We stepped in a short time in the after
noon 90 witness the matinee. The Teignine
stsrs in the theatrical profession in our city
Miss Lotia and MI. Marietta Rsvel-
lent an additional charm 10 the occasion By /
their presence. The private boxes on either |
side OF the Stage were graced by these |
fair caterers 90 the amusement going /
public. Each looked as charming and love |
w as q freshly culled b'Quet We do not /
know whether the company wss inspired /
BY the presence OF these tair visitors or not, l
bat there seemed 20 be quite a ze,t and vim /
characte-izing the performance Of the whole /
company. Miss lara Butler sang Beloved /
STAR and "Arah Stced" with unequallea /
sweetness aud psthos, surprising any for /
mer effort Of hers She certainly has talent /
Of q high order. and by a little care snd 1
application she will ere long occupy quite 81 4
cnviabls position So 3 vocalist. Miss Agnes /
Sutherland and Mss Fanny Hillington also /
sang. with peculiarly happy effect. The /
ladies who trippea the fantastic toe 20 the 4
music Of the or'hestrn, seemed TO be pos
sessed Of a uimhleness and spirit truly /
astonishing. Upon the whole, . more en-
tertainiag afternoon could not be enjoyed
INRoLEsE AkELRRS.-lhe iNfolcse " AZ
blers gave another Of their concerts, last
night, a. Masonic Hall, attracting large
audience. The performers are first class
artisis, and We are glad they have received
q liberal patronage.
Lotia attracts full and fashionable houses
nightly.
NIsnr Pollcs.-The f,llowing gentlemen