The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-07
AMUsEMENTs.


I TIE CIncus.-The lovers Of fun, in Nash
/ vile. viii be glad t. learn that we are 4
be visited. during the coming week, BY on
/ Of the best-parhaps the very best-Circu
I in he Uoited States. The HoWe-Costell,
fermentation. which has met with such ex
trs5rdinarv success, in al Of the cities, ant
first class towns ia the country, viii open
/ here On 10th inst, and continue til III,
l4th and the bare announcement viii suf
1 fee 10 fiji the canvass, 10 0verdowinr This
! circus Is well kuoEn here, aud has alEavi
attracted more people, than any other that
7 has visited Us and We are confident that
our people viii regret the oompsrtive brief
/ ness Of its stay ia their midst.
ThersWili be two performances each day
at ?, P. m, and P. m; the place being On
/ the corner Of Cherry and Broad streets The
array Of every species Of talent, legitimai q
to the circus, is imposing. Dan. CASTILLO
himself, whose reputation is as grest az
that Of any other clown in America, viii be
on hand and in addition be viii be assisted
BY others, who would eclipse the best talent
in any other circus in the country.
OF the lady equestrians, it Is hardly
necessary TO speak; yet we cannot pass by
them th0ut some remarks, though We
are aware that their merits are rs well
known to the pubic, as to us. They have
been selected with especial regard 70 their
equestrian talents; and have no peers in
either Europe or America
grand and imposing procession viii
take place at II o'clock, through the streets,
in which the ladies viii pear on horse
back. Also the performers, dressed in
besutifui Roman costume, preceded by the
splendid English Band Chariot, with the
eompany's celebrated brass band, dressed
in scarlet and gold uniform-followed b.
one Of the greatest curissities in America,
It being the identical carriage which for
merry belonged TO Qveen Victoria, and was
used for many years by the Duchess Of Kent,
mother Of the Queen, in the grand process
sion which always passes from Buckingham
Palace, through ST. James Park, 10 the
House Of Parliament, where the Queen gees
every year 70 inaugUrate the ceremonies. The
carriage is the genuine article, and has new
er been exhibited to the public in America,
rs Il was brought directly from London here,
after great trouble in getting permission to
brin il out Of England, which was al last
accomplished at a cost Of over six thousand
dollars.
To those who have never seen this circus,
if there be any such, which we very Eiueh
doubt, Ve would say, seize the present op-
p0rtunity, by all means; but we have no
advice for those who hsve heretofore visited
it we know what they will do they VIII
all patronize again, an institution that they
know naVer faiis TO do all that is advertised
in the btil'.
Nav TafArRE.-The beautiful and fasei-
mating Mi. Marietta Rsvel has been play
ing TO crowded houses lor the last six nights
at the New Theatre. So far, her engage
ment has been a success-but then this
might have been expected, as she is fault
less; both in form and feature, and in addi-
ton 10 these attractions she is magnificent
danseuse. A contemporary, speaking of her
merits, says:
TIM THEATRE.-Lsst evening we had the
pleasure Of witnessing the performance of
Miss Marietta Rsvel at the new Theatre,
and il IS with pleasure we commend her to
the public. Her performance on the tight
rope was indeed a most wonderful and start
ling affair, embodying a variety Of feats
never before displayed in this part Of the
country. Her dancing is unrivaled her
1.-THE and agile form is displayed TO the finest
advantage in the Whirling pirouettes, and
her really beautiful face adds new attrae-
ton TO the already alluring characters in
which she appears. As an actress she
stands at the head Of her profession, and
shines as & star Of the & st magnitude. In
the character Of the French Spy her charm
ing delineations Of character are received
with immense applause. We predict a tri-
camPaigne for her while in Alex
dria. ffH
OLD THEATRE.-A rousing and delightful
audience greeted Miss Lolita last evening on
the occasion Of her benefit, Just tribute to
a Justly popular and deserving little Lady.
The piece seiected-"W Oman's Curiosity
is varied in its character, embracing come
dy and tragedy, and thrilling in its nature
and pathetic in its effect. Miss Lolita sp-
pearsd in FIVE different characters, each Of
which, with her unsurpassed versatile pow
ers, she mastered with comparative ease
As the Irish lad and in singing the little
Irish ditty, she received hearty and repeat
ed applause. We would like to speak more
in detail of this play and the actors and ae-
t-esses, but time will not permit. This
evening it will be repeated, when an oppOr-
tunity viii be afforded of again witnessing
ii. The performances viii conclude with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White.
PoLANB's THEATREe-A fair audience was
in attendance at this house last evening,
and an excellent entertainment given, such
rs the proprietor is capable Of providing,
and such as he intends-unless some unfore- |
seen accident hsppeBs-so long as he has
control. Sanction his enterprise by your
patronage. The beautiful Spanish ballet, |
entitled LA Maja," is certainly worthy Of
HE away to the variety" |
where YOU can enjoy rich treat in the way |
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