The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
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NATIONAL THEATRE. Tonight Mr.. James
Garden, who pcrsonated so satisfactorily the
poetic creation of Tennyson for the past two
nights appears as Ingomar in Maria Loyelrs
translation Of Theodore Hahn's play Of "In-
gomar, the Barbarian Theodore Hahn is
however, man OF straw pseudonyme used
by the author, whose real name IL not reeolected.
The character OF Parthenia Is lovely, and as II
will be represented by Annie Waite at Is pre-.
sumed she pH personate i) will be an excellent
picture of a spirited loveable daughter and
sweetheart.
MRs. FRANCIS ANNIE KENpLH, the renowned
reader Of Shakspcrean plays, will appear at Met
zerott Hall, on Tuesday evening next, reading
Orchard H." and will remain In this city long
enough to give three additional readings, viz
Midsummer Nights Dream" "The Winters
Tale" and "Othello." It Is now nearly twenty
years since we heard her read "The Winters
Tale"-a play not popular for stage representa-
tion, but admirably adapted to her fine elocution
and dramatic capabilities. No more refined and
intellectual treat was ever offered to Washing
ton audience than that which Is promised By
Mrs. Kembie's contemplated visit and this pop
uiar hall for mental and musical recreation will
doubtless be filled to overlooking.
DAN RtcE's CiRcus.-This world renown
Snowman Is coming among us with his grand
menagerie and circus. He will spread his tent
on Monday, March 30th, on Sixth street below
Pennsylvania avenue. This mcnageric is rare
collection OF animals educated TO do many
wonderful feats, and his circus will present a
combination In the line Of equcstrianism unri.
vailed In this or any other country. What is to
be regretted Is Mr.. Rice advertises that this is
his farewell visit to the capital, so we may ex'
pect that when he has entertained our citizens
for a brief period that he will, "Likc the Arat
fold his tents and pass silently away" Let all
take warning from this timely notice and hasten
to witness for the last time the show OF this
prince OF showmen.
ANOTHER CIRcrs.-Thaycr & Noyes arc ia
follow Dan Rice, so that for two weeks Out
people can take their nj Of circus, and Washing
ton 10 not slow In bestowing Its patronage upoT
these masters of equestrian sports. Messrs
Thayer Il Noyes announce to the public that
they will open their circus Sixth street belo"
Pennsyivania avenue, April 9th. These gentle
men are so well known that a lengthy notice car
scarcely do them any good. Our people will b,
sure to give them acall.
WALLIS OPERA HoUsE, - Professor HHsel
mayer, the great magician, made his second AZ
pearance before q Washington audience las
evening at Wallis. The audience was large
than on Monday evening, and the Professor
tricks were very clever Curiosity was kept oil
tip-toe for the entire evening, and the remark o
everybody was, how wonderful. when all wa
so good, II Is extremely difficult to partcularizC
The Professor is an adept in iegerdcmaIu, an
has the happy faculty of pleasing his audience
to the top of their bent.
Opp-FsLLows' HALL.-Blind Tom had lar &
and highly intelligent audience last night, an
delighted as well as astonished II. He Is a won
der. Many wonders" have claimed to be tn
..ighh wonder OF the world, but II any claiman
has an indisputable right to the addition to th'
seven wonders OF Grecian origin, Blind Tom
the legitimate claimant. This afternoon an
might IL stated to be the last Of his performance
In this city at present. We trust his stay wi
be prolonged during the whole week. Ever,
Body should see and hear him.