The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-09
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sHr clncus.-The Mamrssh Marcus.
on Aarket Street, Vas crowded yesterday
afternoon and last night 70 its utmost eapa-
city. All the seats We rs taken and ii was
very diihcult fer those entering SITTER seven
and half o'elock, even TO procure stand
ing room. i wss perfect ovation and
one Of which the managers ought 70 feel
proud We are glad 70 see such response
GA he part Of our people TO the efforts Of
the management % pleaAs and aunss the
citizens. These who failed 70 attend last
night ought 10 20 early on Monday and
witness the really wonderful feais Of The
coakiin brothers IN their different acts.
the funny sayings Of crouests, the ieais Of
the elephant Jonny Lind, the artistic rid
, i~g Of he sylph Of The ArsnA Iusiils
Watson, the TfHpeze Performance b. Han
nan aai Powers. Leaping and Tumbling
BY The Troupe led By those chsnpion vaul-
lers, Holloway and johnson, crocket and
his Lions. Tho original Arabs, or Sons Of
The Desert IA their Groupings. The Ponies,
Ksngaroos. a8d Charlie Fish, the greatest
Juvenile Bareback Rider in the world,
aud last though not least, the Watson Bro
thers, in their beautiful act Or double
Horssmansbip. The band led By Wally
Reeves, also discourses most excellent rnu
SIC during the performances, and take il all
ia all, we can safely say its the best organ
izatiOn Of the kind, that ever visited our
city, 50 turn out every body Mondsy
afternoon and night, and crowd the House.
PoLisD's VknIsrKs.-This beautiful the
atrs was crowded last night at lis opening,
and the audience was enthusiastic with the
performance, and greatly pleased with The
house. The painting is IN a style Of rich
elegance, the drop curtain worthy Of ali
praise, the stage citing up Ingenious, taste
fui, and thoroughly adopted 70 their pur-
pose, end the seats on the parterre convsn-
ient 70 the last degree. This theatre is the
bijou CT the ciiy--it is elegant and commo-
dious-a place lady can go 70 with com
fort and enjoyment. The situation is ex-
celient. Good order is observed, and the /
performances are strictly chaste and free
from yulgarity. The company is composed
Of the following ladies and gentlemen
MILES Annie BordWell, Clara Burton, Sal
lie Clinetop, Alice Christine, Minnie Clair,
Lneie Clinetop, and Messrs. Tom Poland, 1
Warren Bordwell, Johnny Stout, Dave Viii
liams, Johnny Boyd Matt. ThomPlOn, D. |
De Witt, J. De Costa, Prof. whiting. II. |
H. Cross. Johnny Perkins, J. Kenny, Red
dy Hughes, George Fields, Ned johnson,
Fred sporer, Sam LathrcP. The work on
tn s handsome theatre does the greatest
credit 20 those employed. The splendid
painting was BY W. L. and T. W. Horn,
clrpeniery by RIM. Gazette, scenery BY
". Il, Fletcher, plastering by Rice 4 Cor
dJn, gas fitting BY Henderson 4 Bro, stage
fixtures BY Treppard 4 Co., earpeting
and upholstery by VIM Barass Co, orna-
menting by A. J. Warren. The chsirs are
from Meadsrs & Co., Cincinnati.
Nav TsRArRE.-Fhe strength Of the CON-
piny will be out tomorrow night, in the
tragedy Of Macbeth, with the beautiful
muse. Roys as Macbeth, Miss Lowering
as Lady Msebeth, aud Mrs. Lefhngwill As
Hseate. The New Theatre is preparing a /
great treat for ita audience, which viii
shortly be produced.
OLn Observation-Disclosures Zoe is the
attraction at this house. Her wonderful
skin with the sword, her graceful move
meats and her attractive style Of setting, |
DR. .ws full and applsuding houses. She
appears % morrow night in the thrilling |
drama Of 81 Myrlillo, the boy Avenger,"
and also in the popular Drama Of " Julietie,
the Dumb Girl sof Genoa" Everybody
must see the fascinating Zoe.