Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-19
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THEATRICAL ITEMs.-The Florences are
playing at the Boston Theater.
Mr.. Dan Bryant was turning away
crowds at McGuire's Opera House, San
Francisco, at last dates, with "Shamus
O'Brien.'
Lotta has fulfilled, at McVicker's Thea
ter, one of the finest engagements ever
played in Chicago.
Mr.. B. F. Lowell has disposed of his in
terest in the management of Crosby's OPP
era House, Chicago, and the establishment
is now conducted by Mr.. c. ID. Hess.
The Richings Opera Troupe have had
much success in Baltimore and Washing.
ton. They are now at the Holiday Street
Theater, Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Porter, an esteemed actor,
died the other day in Philadelphia, at the
age of 20.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Barras has made between
$G0O0O and $40 600 by his ''Black Crook. -
Selwyn's Theater. Boston, will be deoi-
Gated on or about the % inst.
| The Worrell Sisters attract crowds at the
Howard, Boston, in "Untel the Gas
light"
Mr.. Edwin Forrest has succeeded Mile.
Sangalli at the Continental, Boston.
Belle Boyd is meeting with considerable
success as tragedienne. She has played
engagements in Leavenworth, Memphis
and Nashville.
Lotti's German Opera Troupe has been
singing at Music Hall, Milwaukee.
Mr.. Chantrau has taken his Sam" to
Washington.
Mrs. Bowers has succeeded Mr.. Murdoch
at the Chestnut, Philadelphia. She plays
Falconer's "Ma1y Stuart"
Mr.. Edwin Booth is at the National The
ater. Cincinnati.
Manager McVickar has just purchased
cottage at Long Branch. Considerable an
Xiety is depicted on mis- countenance when
he looks at the edifice to be known as
Booths Theater, Sixth avenue and Twenty
third street.
Lady Don is not much of success in the
Provinces.
Strakosch's La Grange and Brignoli Con-
cert Combination has had great success
everywhere they have appeared in the
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams do not 90
to Deagle's Varieties, ST. Louis. The man.
ager is unable to fulfil his contract with
them, as regards that certainty
Miss Kate Reynolds, who recently played
such brilliant engagement at the New
York theater, will appear during the season
in Cleveland, st. Louis, Buffalo, r ,chester,
A han
bile, Vicksburg and New Orleans.
Mr.. John BrOugham will shortly produce
his new play, 1.-The Lottery of Life" at the
Park Theater, Brooklyn. The sensation
scene occurs in Fulton ferry house.
Mr.. Charles Gaylor, the dramatist, con-
templates book on the South. He has
just returned from a tour of that section of
the country.
Mr.. Mcclure has engaged Nine. Parepa
for tour of California.
5. s. UNIoN.-The first Quarterly Meet
ing of the Franklin County Sabbath School
Union. will be held at the Town Street NJ.
E. Church, in Columbus, Saturday, Oct.
18th. commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The
following is the order of exercises:
Ten O'CLOCK A. MI. Opening exei-
cises- 2. Enrollmento of Delegates and mis-
cellaneous business.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M.-3. An address by
Prof. j. Tuckerman, agent of the State Sab
bath School Union, on the "Work of County
and Township Organic atoms, with Practi-
cal Suggestions to Teachers and Officers of
Sabbath Schools" 4. Discussions and
questions on the address.
Two O'CLOCK P. MI. Opening Exer-
crcises; 2. Discussion on the following
topics: l. Advantages of County and
Township Conventions, and the best man.
ner of conducting them; 2. The best mode
of conducting Sabbath School; 3. Quail
fcations of Teachers and how they should
be trained for the Work; 4. Relation OF the
Sabbath School to the Church, and the du-
ty of the Church towards it.
EvENING-SEvEN AND HALF O'clock
2. MI. Opening Services; 2. Short A6-
dresses on the nature and Importance of
the Sabbath School Work; 3. Experience
OF Officers and Teachers; 4. The whole
service to be interspersed with Devotional
Exercises, with special reference to the
Work of the next Sabbath.
Its expected that Prof. Tuckerman will
remain over the Sabbath, and that there
will be Union Meeting of Teachers, Off
GERS and friends of Sabbath Schools, in the
afternoon. to be addressed by Prot. Tuck
erman and others.
1t is earnestly desired that every Sabbath
School in the County send delegates to this
Convention. All Pastors, Officers, Teach
ers and friends of the cause are cordially
invited to attend.
K. ID. DUNBAR. President.
WIN. MITCHELL, Secretary.
G. N. OLDs, Ch'r'n of Ex. Com.
Franklin Co. S. S. Union.
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