The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-29

This magnificent temple Of Thespis va
reopen 10 the public on next Monday even
ing, the 4h proximo, under the manage.
ment Of Nessrs. Wight 4 Fuller i hai
been attsa up nagnifeenty. Theeniranee
dress-circls, parqusste, OrchestFa-eiFeie sns
the reception and private boxes are worthy
~ sspseial rnsutiou, as At least eight thous
and dolla-s aave been expended in the re
ftmsnt-
TaE ESEEAscR.
Leaving Union street, you ascend briei
flight Of stone stsps, when you have th'
ticket Office on your left, the splendid saloon
Of Msssrs. E. A. at. c. Richards ia froni
Of you, and two flights OF wooden Steps, pro
tscted by a bslustrads, on your right; as
eending these two flights, you approach 8
double-door which is the entrance to the
auditorium. Having entered, you observe
numerous engravings Of distinguished act
ors and actresses aIorning the wails- Then
YOU are l. mpted to observe the new and adj
mirable improvements made in the Dress
Circle, the Parquette and the Orchestra
Circle. Presently your eye gszes upon
AZ ELEoAET DRoP cUETAIE.
This art;stic curtain--the only original
style Of sdver icing ever introduced 10 this
eitv-wss painted in the highest.siyle Of art
bv Mr.. Wm. Fischer. Upon the curtain
are ornamental advertisements Of distin-
guished 6rms in our city, ell Of which sur
round a splendid centre piece, viz: A view
from the north gate OF Toledo, in Spain.
From this gate you glance down the besuti-
ful river to where II passes the broad and
fertile valleys and plains Of that beautiful
region, until all finally fades into the dis
lance and is lost in the gloom Of msjestie
mountains in the extreme back ground.
Mr.. Fletcher is deserving Of immense credit
for this work Of art, for it exceeds sll in
that line that we have ever seen.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Reception Boxes, Of which there are
two on each side Of the stage, are perfect
boudoirsj above these are corresponding
number Of private boxes.
The Orchestra Circle win seat, comforta- |
bly,, one hundred and ten persons. The /
Reception Boxes win hold ten persons each
the Private Boxes, four persons. The Par
luette will seat one hundred and fifty per
IONS. The Dress Circle will seat six hun
ired and fifty persons.
. The box oaice viii be under the super
vision Of SIR. Fuller, assisted BY David 3.
Price. J. Wildman is stage manager, and
Edwin Wight IS general Business manager.
The orchestra seven pieces, will be under
he leadersldp ofMr. Geo. II. Taylor.
TIE EEw AorEEss.
The season viii open next Monday even
ny with the celebrated actress Miss Fanny
3. Price; supported by an excellent com
ANY. Speaking Of the performances Of this
ady, the Toronto &C. w Globe says;
The theatre was througed Lass evening
nth the cite Of the city 10 witness Miss
amy b. Prices impersOnation Of the char
cter Of FauchOu, IN which she has achieved
wide spread reputation. Curiosity was on |
ptoe 10 see how one VINO had during the
SIT week grssped aud mastered with such
over and dazzling briliianey the most ia
lultuous passions IN the hlgh Walks OF
ragedy, could adapt hersslf % such char
ctsr ss Fanehon. The transition, however, 9
lac complete aud perfeft-we found her the
lteliectual, pure hearted, child-like and c
,yelv cricket. From the moment she made !
er appearance till the close Of the per- 7
,rmanee, che exclaimed end subdued every :
cart present with the bright lustre OF her !
,markable genius. Her beautiful and no
features assumed every phase Of passion 2
ON cloud - sunshine, from storm TO still =
ess. Ia her scene with the Tabbie at st. =
adoche's Festival she rose 10 the sublime. =
he great charm, however, in her acting Is .
he tender and holy simplicity with which
be envelopes the character. Every man,
oman and child in the city should ace Miss .
rice as FanchOn.