The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23
TheatrtcaIs ID Homo.

Miss Laura v. Ellis girl only twelve years Of age
has been exhibiting at Springfield Mass in wonderfully
mysterious cabinet manifestation which are said to
have thrown the Fox sisters and of course the Daven
port tricks, entirely in the shade.
Miss Lizzie Wood appeared in the Founding, at tho
Front street theatre, Baltimore. October 90 Monte
Csto still attractive At the Holiday street theatre
Tho 0ctoroon was given in the Detro. Atheneum, De-
troit, Michigan, October TO- Miss Richardson took
the part Of Zoe The Stage Struck Yankee was brought
out, first time at the Varieties Detroit night with
sgnor Abah Couse and N Lorng In the principal parts
Barney Williams acted Ragged Pat and Mrs. Williams
Judy OTrot In "Ireland as It was,n Wednesday and
Thursday evening Sth and 19th) In the Arch street
theatre, Philadelphia 'glor.ous' Jig came next,
Alter which Mrs Williams sustained six characters
the Law for Ladies' stuart Robinson appear as Ma.
zeppa The house crowded on the first night Of
the Williams engagement
Fatty Stewart who claims to be the s'funniest man
living" IL At the Varieties theatre Chicasar Gisf the
Frances Brothers, as a star company Of the
Varieties announced "No lady admitted without gen.
tlsman.n
Corinthsn Hail. Rochester, New York, which had
been closed for repairs since August opened October
L. The Hidden Hand and Fanchon draw we'll at the
Rochester Opera House.
Miss Mois Williams sustained I'VE characters in the
N
20 and q. Felix Vincent played Tony Bavard
The g. Charles theatre New Orleans was being rem.
ovatcd, altered and repsnsed October H. Mr. Ben do
Bar TO open IL with talented company including
"Doily" Davenport. Annetti Galetti appeared at two
ballet entertainments In the Academy OF Music New Or
leans, October a.
Mr. Proctor appeared as Jbbenainosey, the avcnging
demon Of his race In tho play Of Nick OF the Woods at
Glcnns theatre Norfolk, Va, October IT, On the 1eth
Of October he took the leading character in Jack Cade
the English bondsman. Mrs Fred. Meek and Jerry
Taylor support him.
Toodles is on the boards a. Tcmpetons theatre vicks
burg, Miss Miss Alice vane sings Beautiful Dreamer
and label vane dances the Highland Fling Orlando
Brace appears Gregory tumble The audience which
fills the house in vicksburg IL Of very heterogeneous
character, but exceedingly critical In Its taste.
Mcssrs. Mills 4 Breyer open the Academy Of Music,
Milwaukee, Wis, as theatre on Monday, October o.
Miss Julia DAILY is engaged as : star In comedy. Tho
Canterbury theatre, Milwaukee, opens every night with
Ethiopian comicaties, songs, dances and buresques
AT the now Casino, Richmond, Va, October TO- tho
elder Dcnvic gymnas carried Miss Mary Florence one
OF the troupe, his back tight rope stretched
across tho house
A Mobile (Alabama) journal complains that very few
Of the ladies Of that city attend the dress circle OF tho
leading theatre The ladies' state that they do not a.
prove Of Camille which Is being played there. In
rejoinder the editor prints, "Hon cot si wal pese
and recommends IL 10 tho attention OF the ladies' a.
sound aristocratic maxim.
Miss Leo Hudson plays Emily St. Evremond in the
Ticket OF Leave Man In tho Louisville (Ky) theatre
The Wilmington theatre, Wilmington, N. G., was re-
opened October 10, with a company.
DEATH or AN ACTOR.
From the New Orleans True Delta, Oct. OIL
Mr. A. II Campbell well known 10 the habifues OF the
theatres In the Crescent City "Archy Campbell" de-
parted this life Wednesday morning, at his late
dcncc Franklin street, near Poydras. Mr. Campbell
ws native OF England and aged thirty nne years. the
last twenty OF which were passed In New Orleans Al
different times he has boon connected with all city
theatrical establishments and actor Of consdera-
bic merit besides being genial kind hearted man. who
won tho esteem OF all persons who knew him intimately
Az the termination Of the Varieties last spring
formed In connection with Mr. Gobay, troupe Of per
formers with which he went TO Texas and played with
considerable He unfortunately, however con
tracted disease which speedily terminated his exist
encc Mr.. Campbell buried yesterday afternoon,
being followed 10 the grave by many mourning friends
He leaves young wife 70 lament bis ntimey taking
or
fFrom the Natchez Courier, Oct 10)
Mr. Campbell made many friends while In this city tho
past summer manager OF the Viola Barrett Comblna
ton Company.