The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW THKATRE.-The audience at the New
Theatre, last night, vas not 50 large as ibs
merits Of the star Of the evening, aud the
leading actors Of the company deserved
/ But Fanehon has been played 50 often
| lately, at the two theatres, that the pleasure
/ seekers are DESTROYS Of something else and
/ We are glad 10 see that Messrs. Fuller 4
| Wight have concluded to bring out Victor
/ Hugos grand drama, Of Esmeralda.
We have never seen Miss Blanchard in
this play, but We have no doubt but she viii
render the character Of the heroine in a
manner fnlly up to its conception by the
best, and purest Of modern French drama
fists. Miss Kitty has now become & great
favOrite in Nashville; and as this Is her
last night, and as she takes q benefit, we
shall expect to see every seat in the house
taken.
OLD THEATRE.-Last night fair audience
was present at the Old Theatre, thOagh this
has not been, in general, good week for
amusements, notwithstanding the pleasant
seaIher. The play Of @All L not Gold thst
Glitters," was well performed-HGrry Ever
EFT being inimitable Is Toby Twinkle.
Wood BenEon proved himself . fret rate
Plum senior, and Miss Andrews did fairly
as Lady Leatherbridge; nevertheless, Toby
Is the real character Of the piece.
Tonight, Mile Christine Zavistowtki
takes q benefit, snd will appear IS Fenneila,
il MassanellA, after which the audience will
be amused by the usual ballet divertise-
meDt, by the IrOupe-the entertainment to
conclude with "0ur GAL"
BROADEAT VARKTIEs.-Thers was q very
fair turn cut last evening at this house.
Mr.. Skif, the worthy proprietor, was justly
entitled TO, and deserving Of the eompli-
ment paid him by the attendance on his
benefit night, though the house should have
been jammed. Every feature OF the pro-
gramme received hearty and prolonged APP
plause, as there seemed 10 be a disposition
on the part Of the company 10 out do each
other. Ben Wheeler more than eKcelled
himself We would like TO EARTHQUAKES
further, but want Of space prevents. The
illness Of two Of the ladies Of the company
made it necessary to change the after-piece,
much 10 the regret Of all. The " Masquer-
Rde Ball' was played instead Of " Brian
0'Linn." Let all that are fond Of a good |
performance give the Varieties cali this |
evening.
THATKRAED EoYE's USITED STATES CIRCUS. |
As will be seen by the advertisement |
this well-known circus, revised, /
corrected, and materially enlarged, will /
give its first performance in our city to-
morrow, afternoon and at night, on the lot /
It the corner Of College and Jackson streets.
). ?. Stickney, the old Southern fnvorite,
better known as "Old Sam. Stickney," with
ais talented family, are with this circus.
Y ons De Louis, with his troupe Of wonder
ully trained dogs, is another great feature.
But perhaps more thsn all else that is cal
ulated 10 arouse the greatest attraction, is
he thrilling riding Of Bob Stickney and his
onward and backward sumersaulting while
t fun speed. Jimmy Reynolds, the favor
te clown, with his new aud original With
isms, the best in the business, and host Of
Their talented performers, are with this
ircus.