The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


.-Rathcr n slim audience wa
attracted to Turner's on last evening, to witness
one Of Tho dramatic versions of East Lynne" 1
has much of merit among ~ class Of the sciisa
tional, hut will never, we think attain to any de
gree of ominenoe In our standard drama Con
sdering the poor encouragement given tho play
crs. the piece was wen rendered Miss MolIi,
Williams as the Lady Isa6ot and had. r3ne, was cx
cellent in some portions Of the part, but for Tn,
more passionate emotions OF the soul she fails tc
approach anything near the natural genius Of Miss
Heron. Mr.. Vincent was out of place altogether
in Sir FtaRcis LepisoR. lie don't make n good
show IN u villain, except 20 play the part eiuaiq-
ousiy bad His face was never made for that line
ofbusness, and associated too much with the ludi
crous 10 portray even the most indistinct rcsemb-
lance TO scoundrel. He redeemed himself, how
ever, in Paddy Niles Boy. That was his Jo,te as
Arty Ward says, aud he was all himself
There will he no performance at the Opera.
House this evening, il having been set apart for
the grand Testimonial to thc.Brothcrs Turner
ON tomorrow evening we are to have "The
PeoR O'Day," with Miss Williams as RdtAIaeR,
Mr. Vincent as barney, and Mcssrs. Allen, Duncan
and Hayden in the cast II is an attractive bill,
and should draw large audience.
Dayton Thcatcrs-Therc was u very good
house at Huston Hall, last evening, to witness the
performances of Oaklcy's Combination. The
change of house intcrfcrcd somewhat with the ar
rangements; but tonight they will he back in
their old quarters, at Beokel Hail. with an entire
change Of programme, This Is their last week.
Matinee Saturday afternoon
The Fair.--It must not he forgotten that the
ladies Of the German Lutheran Church arc to hold
fair at Beckel Hall, commencing on Monday
evening next, for the purpose Of raising means to-
ward building new Church.
THE TESTIMONIAL To-NIGuT.--The man
ayers have perfected their arrangements
for making the complimentary testimonial,
at the Opera House, tonight, the most
splendid affair of the kind ever witnessed
in Dayton, and we predict that It will be
brilliant success. All that is necessary to
make it so, is prompt aud generous re-
sponse on the part of our citizens, That
this viii be given, we can not doubt. We
learn also that large number will be
present from neighboring towns and cities,
so that those who attend, either to partici-
pate in the festivities of the occasion, or as
spectators, many anticipate one of the
most attractive and delightful entertain
ments ever witnessed here. In order to ac-
commodate those who desire to be present
at this splendid Jete, the managers have de-
oided to admit spectators, to whom tickets
will be issued for one dollar, and the doors
will be opened to them at half-past seven
o'clock. The tickets can be obtained at the
door. Ample provision has been made for
the comfort and convenience of those who
attend as spectators, and all should be
present to witness the Grand Opening
March, which comes or precisely at nine
o'clock.
LIZZIE ELLSWORTH, the fascinating Dan
scusc, at Beckel Hall Tonight. r lrsr..
For this night only, at Bcckel Hall. Oak