Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-25
THEATRICAL.

In Memphis the theatrical season
opened on AOndsy night the 18th, with
The Lady Of Lyons, Miss Charlotte
thompson playing Pauline Ga
Tuesday she appeared as "Fsnehon ~
GA Wednesday, "PGrthsnia - on Thurs
day, Juliet " on Friday Miss Thomp-
son had her fist benefit, the play being
Rich and ROOr, and she oiossd the wesk
10 " Nictorine." Tie houses were, con-
sideriDg the weather and the other at
fractions, in the first part OF the Wesk
very good, and only tOlerable during the
latter part,
Col. Ames' Circus had, OF me whole,
rather an unsuccessful time IN Memphis,
but he still succeeded Ia carrying sway
e good nanny dollars more than hs
brought here with him.
on Tuesday evening next, Prof.
Haselmaier opens al the GTesnlaW Opera
H3uie with exhibitions Of pEestidigita-
pon and necrOmancy.
IN OTHER CITIES.
Forrest opened at Nibio's on Monday
las, IN King Lear. He was well re.
ceived. He is said to be falling.
Out Of the Streets is the piece at the
New York Theater. Full Of local hits
it is having quite a run,
AT the BOwery, New York, the pre-
yalliDg sensation 10 the Crimson Shield,
full OF fire, aud brilliant with women,
paint, Pc WIDER and the devil.
AT Wsllsck's, New York, Masks and
Faces, The Stranger, The R5vGLs, aud
the Ike, are being produced IN the
"highest style Of the art to crowded
houses.
-HorAir. tha ngar;at an.
at ths Apollo Hall, New York. on Fri
day, in aid Of the Orphan Fund. He
was assisted by Mdme. De Lussan and
Signor PrOlichi.
Mile. JAnsuschek has added another
laurel to her wreath by her personation
of Queen Catherine III, of Russia. This
play was written expressly for the Illus
trlOus German trsgedienne, and she pro-
duces 1t here as an Offset, as it were, to
As9aLne RistoTi'5 production Of Elisa
bath. Nile J~sasuscbsk closed ct the
Academy OF Music, New York, OF yea
terday,
jarrett s Palmer presented UndiHeat
the Academy, Brooklyn, four nights, and
two nights last week at their Nlblo's
Garden. Ths days, or rather nights, OF
the Black Crook and White FdlV7s were
HSpRGJ I6S7tlCds oOHiAullt SIulkta
Sehlsger, and al the former fsgorites,
resppeaFed in seeDes familisrizsd By their
plays. Miss Alice Harrison, Miss L1d.
low, Mics Lille Eldridge, and Mr.. Atkins
were the principal performers.
The New York Mercury, Of last week,
says: One Of the largest audiences gath
cred 10 = place ofamIsement in this city
crowded to oveIaoWing the spacious RG-
ditoriUm Of Pixies Opera HOUSE on
Wednesday evening, on which occasion
Mr.. B3teman insugurated his long
tslked-Of opera bcnffe. As Mr.. Rstemsn
observed in his speech, the idea hat
people could not find their way to Pixies
was Tefuted. The eve pop1lsr opera
baufe, La GTGRds Duchesse, was per-
formed with unequivccsi success. "Mlle.
Tostee's" appearance started q roll Of Rp-
plause, which lasted several miPutts.
The stage was strewed with flowers,
thrown from all directions. Messleurs.
"D1chesne," "Lsduc,n and "LsgTif-
fouln received q hearty recognition.
They appeared n their original roles OF
"Gen. Boum," "Prince Paul. and
"Pnek." Mr.. ADjae was completely
successful as "Fri;z." Mile. Lambels
sang Wusdd. Messieurs. DarOn ard
Guidon appeared as " Grog" and "Nep-
emuc,n The esncsn vas redemanded
with al enthusiasm which could not be
sighted. The drop curtain, "The Land
ing Of Columbus" is . fine work Of art.
1t was painted by Mr.. Anger.