The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Theatrrcal In telligence.

Mr. John r. Owens received glowing welcome at the
Front street theatre, Baltimore Monday night the
occasion OF his st professional appearance since his
return from Europe The theatre densely crowded
in every part notwithstanding that the prices had been
increased fty per cent the ordinary tariff Of admis
sion, and throngs turned away The applause was
very demonstatvc the performance being twice
interrupted by tho enthusiasm OF the audience Miss
Maggie MITCHELL who appeared at Holiday street theatre
the same night also received with equal fervor and
favor by an overwhelming audience. Mr. Owens en-
gagement in Baltimore Is bat for two weeks after Its
termination he will remain idle until his eagerly antic
pated appearance the Broadway theatre in this CITY,
on Monday, JanusryS
Barney and Mrs williams had farewell night at the
new Arch street theatre, Philadelphia, November Is.
The Connie soogah, Yankee Courtship and Pats Blum
dcrs kc., very crowded house in high state Of do
light during the evening Madame Celeste appeared at
the house November 81. Barney williams and hts lady
passed through New York yesterday roste TO Boston,
70 all an engagement at the Howard Athen@um.
The workmen OF Philadelphia, or the Curse Of Drink
has been given at grand matinee in the Chestnut
street theatre Philadelphia before crowded audience
Miss Lucille Western has been introduced at tho
house. In the play Of Atonement the Child Stcaicr
She plays Madgc the Cadger and Margaret Rocky.
Miss Josie 0rtcn also appears In IL.
good many dramatic novelties are In preparation for
he boards OF the Boston theatres The performances
announced for the present week that city at
tractivc Work upon Lon Morris theatre the Con-
tnenta pressed forward with vigor the walls are up
and the roof being put on the front will present % I'M
posing appearance At the French theatre they have
lie Coucker dune Eoite, Les Fewes QSi Fse'venf and
Bo~homme The serf, Cinderella, minstrel performances
and the ballet amuse large audiences at the other houses
The new enterprise OF Theatre Comique In Boston has
proved most successful experiment The journals Of
the modern Athens censurc in the strongest terms the
very bad habit OF rushing out from the auditorium the
moment tho actors 1ne themselves for the eplogue as
annoying 10 very largo portion OF the audience. At
some OF the western theatres when this movement to
tho rear commences las though the building was on re
the actors have adopted plan that has partially erad
Gated the nuisance They stop Immediately and do not
proceed with the piece until the noise and confusion
subsidies
Miss Kate Reynolds has played Rosalind, In AS You
Like IT, at the BuIao IN ~ theatre singing the Cuckoo
Song.
Ben Magnify made his last appear for the season
At the National theatre, C,nc,nnas November 25 He
played Larry O'0as and Jim Bsggs
Miss Laura Keene rs playing engagement al the
Memphis theatre MemphssTeun She personated Miss
Hardcastlc In She stoops 70 Conquer.
Gardner, Hemmings Co. q circus u exceedingly at
tractive In Philadelphia.
MAGIC AND VISION PROFESSOR wiseman attracts crowds
to Hope Chapel BY hts wonderful performances in