, 1866-12-09
AmU3kmKHTa.


ot1nh oaunt and Eaat 11nno have almost nlled
INC hll OF snntcncnA fer The past week. The
foinact has occupied con,ida.1b1o NJ 4ro OF pnb-
ltc attention. two VERSIONS OF ihe story having
eeen produced simultaneously, ono It Woods,
aud snothe1 q Hevtckes's Theatre Thu arrizs'
Of Lucille Western. who opened in East Lynne"
1t he oacEa House on Wednesday, diverted ths
entIent 10 SONG e1terI aud The ''ezaouonal"
Win Catering in cas.so. s's sines ias @ a
ss Or zn fss; II ss VIZ part ass
araNEh 80 many y!.1toss 10 the Opera House for
consecutive sertea Of nights Ard her aneecss
y not attributable to accident or good luck, bat Is
Il nsss' &c bsa. & n s % WRs
roWcstuliy aAecstcS dfama Of domestic life, far
more g. than the nere. on which II is founded.
Po ss hea e %
and fe1,te:etel tn lie series Of misnndeEstand-
fngs vhteh Lead to the grand evrnt OF The drama
ilses eseni, one vh,cS dransiist soaid hsrsIy
select nowadays rs tbs foundation for telling
Play IT. E1st tynne = y y o,oueht ogt Or re
tory; Essrysh!ns 'efs % ths actress who IN
IN tsntcsse Tse daughter Il IN Es:i msrrles
wealth! English gentleman. and becoming te.i-
ots OF her nuabald'a supposed partially tor
at bis l.iture; seiulus in Disguise. sEcg several
years Of shame &nd misery, end dies. II is yesy
1r1Eic, strT commonplace. Aisa Western. how
nent n7ttstes, have founl material IN this simple
story 70 develop most thrilling and lmpassioned
:Bear wines. many pensire sigh.'
many overloviGgs Of eyes ant other emotional
ssynpton. nightly evoked b. Miss Westerns tua>
We have a1rrady commenced Miss Wes:ern,s
fnpe.1onation Of this heroine. II Is finished,
original, great ev,ne.n: mush earnest ssudy aud
pears. We think, 10 better advantage than u any
Of The zuceeedmg scenes Of The drama. In those
asts e ses seaa sse
covered sss IT. IN 10 Retirement xhi!ssr shs @ bsd
particular iaso1ite. she dwells upon it viii sin-
sen sen Ssr psys!ea enaa:.nse .iiiY si!ss WY Nv.
trying teeue. whie6 oceu uples the entire aet, and
chieseo sndienee. as to keep them seated during
rowing. hut there arc limit. Thls tcene might
be pson,snly cqtta!led lust one-half, and nothing
e.ssnt,al e,en omliss. ,as,s Tho sto doc. ROT
Withhold thcir aamisalion Of Miss We..ern's de-
lae .sion Of the passion Of remorse and ehane, 1,
Is observable In he two iast acts, Which ne TOO
saa. too un1e'ieved By any, Incident TO be dwclt
nron a sneh p1epostssens tencth. Our team dsy
anxious glance at our ch1onomeief, which pointa
generally % T. tho "iea'ne hour Of midnight eso The
CURTAIN 1tlI6.
ilton and MI. Mckee Ranki' sse boih capable md
accomplished actors; Mr.. Eldridge le admirable
~ Ssd sdan q se.y Ss SHs
Se a stP sstS.Is sasf a.le
Gsst l1nn M! be tspestea ies he u! me on
NJ; At aa1n'lton and Ar. NcEce Rankin Exchanging
Gr!aith Gaunt has drawu good houses both at
ttt Museum snd McVicLef's during the entire
Seel: 1t nlll b Withdrawn It McVicke.'s on
Monday, to make room for " Rossdalc," :" in which
of :. Eliot Gray N'1't''''''o'@'A
A the Aufeum Griffith Gaunt again On Monday
| I'm. "a. BEslr1r coxc1n4s.-The next of
! the Fesies Of concerts will come ID on lhe even
ihg ofihe 2lst Instant, It the opers House The
a bigh order: 4 p1osIsnne of equally varied
attractions is prepaEed fsr The next. There Will
BE- an opportunity 10 secure uekels iol the BALANCE
o1atosfos for two dolla.s and a half.
| GRAND CokcEn-s.-Onr advertising columns
s.s 5ssSis d 81
Ayorste Btieaoli, will give three concerts il Chi.
eaFo, commeLcinE on Monday, the 17fh instant
Success has attended Mr. Eateman wherever bis
isanseendant merits arc universally acknoWl.
sSdgsa' ~ At Fsaalt Is one Of the nsst lnan
Try. Mr.. s. B Mills takes thc front rank Of sold
p:antsts. and Carl Rosa has vastly Improved siuee
last ear and Is now complete master The s7otin
Mr. j. J.. HRtto1, the composer, author aud &C
eompanlet will be discovered genial md &c.
conplithed rcnt1euan, whose eGotts never fall 10
! pleasa; and we may sdd The same OF Sixnns
| THURSDAY snctIloc. and those who wish to E1ve
| themselves the Ereatcs. musical trent to be had
| should eecuIc seats at once.
| To TIE SINGERS or CHIC1Go.-1Adies and ecn
tieMcn Nho desire to participate "a the production
OF Acndelssohn's Osator1o OF St Paul are lavssed
| to meet Tor The dIet practice o.l Monday evening
December lo,h 1t the lecture room Mo. 70 operi
ST. GEoRnE'a Bl1L.-The annual ball of tho 81
Georgia Benevolent BoeictJ viii b given OF
Wcdneedag evening al Warrington uall, smith 4
| Etfon'a Block. =
Nus1c1Axs' Ux1on Frs11yA1u-The annual Yestt
<al Of tho MusIeinns' Union Of Chtcsgo win tak.
Place or 1huseday cytnfEE, At Turner Hall. III,
entertainment consists Of a grand supper att
ball. feast OF reason and 4 low Of sonl, anl
somcthihg else. The wine viii bo furuished by
TEE HE1rHNso1 FANHI-Tffbe Of Asa-uil
give their farewell BtEies Of concerts on TuesdAy
Htdneslay. Ana thursday evenings, 1t tho Ctoa6,
| Opera House Music Hall.
| TEE ClRcrs.-Iapkte Rohfnson'e Coliseurn ant
Its many pleasing attractions not forgotten b.
our amusement loving citizens, among The othel
/ plkees of entertainment. Inc circus sustatus 1t.
popularity, and receives 1att share Of patronage
The equestrian portion Of the 9how is well ken
clorns, evoke iErcststsb!c peals Of mez1inen
every night.
1he management has enfaFcd tho services Of III
| we.t-Anown clown, John Davenport, who will ~
peat OF MoudEy night. The Chluese eava1eade
alfo another novelty.