Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07
THE SUNDAY
ADJUSTMENTS.

RESUME OF THE WRBK.-Miss Lee
Hudson and her wonderful mare, Black
Bess, have been running the New Mem
phis during the week. Mdzeppa was
given Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday to coed, nay, excellent
houses, considering the weather, which
was frightfGl. On Friday, Miss Hudson
took q benefit, and had q very full
house, the pisys being Stage Struck
Jane, and Dick TbTpia's Ride to York.
The frat was very much liked, and gave
an opportunity to Miss Hudson and Mr..
MalmbDrg to show their Versatility OF
talent, in the fullest extent. MI. Malm-
burg showed himself quite q different
man from what VS. had hitherto rated
him, and vas really excellent ia his imi-
tations OF LingArd, Forrest, Booth, etc.
Mrs. flanagan was received exceedingly
we'll also, So were tie balance of the
company. Next week we understand
we are 60 have the Lost Cause, COM
meDcing with tomorrow night, 1t is
well spoken OF by cur contemporaries,
and Miss Hudson is said to be great ,
In it.
The MATINEE at the New Memphis
yesterday was 8 brilliant affair, and was
the largest erewd, it is said, yet gath
cred together this season. Hhe ladies
and little folks seemed to enjoy NazeppG
amazingly.
SABATZKY's CoECERT.-We feel that
t is hardly necessary to remind Z
readers OF the grand vocal and instru-
mental concert to be given tomorrow
evening at the Greenlaw Hall, by anna
teur aud professional artists under the
of Pref. SabatZky, the well
and popular musician. In an
other column win be found the pro-
grsmms OF the evenings entertainment.
Foe roll Of performers embrace many, in
fact all, of Our best known musical tRi-
ent, viz: MFs. J. Nj. Heating. Mrs.
George Keller, Misses Emma Wlkin-
Carrie EnDis, L zzie Miller, Marie
Guyton, Ssliie Massie and Kate Will
.iams, Messrs. II Sabs.zky, +. KstZsn-
bach, Jze0wiiz, Davis, Harper, Wilkin-
and J.. Fl. Holiday. Among the
selections will be several from Martha,
TannhGHeSer, FdUOTitG, RfgOletti, and
shs Creation, Beethoven's Symphonic
Ruthetique, SeTeRGdes, of Schubert, ro-
nanzss, etc. Ths concert promises to
Do the most delightful entertainment OF
sort OF the season.
TIE PEABODY HOP.-Alengthy notice
u this brilliant and happy affair was
,r0wded out Of cur yesterdays issue. 1t
vas, however, one Of the most recherche
.nd elegant enter ainRent ever given in
Memphis; the display Of beauty and
iTessing never having been excelled.
AbouttW hundred couples were present,
nd the dance vas kept up until nearly
.aCligbt. The coup d'Oie1 in the ball
Dom Vas Ike a fairy scene, or such as
nay have been once seen in the Alham-
"a in its pslmy dsys,
Ere decays efac,ng fingers
Had swept the lines where beauty lingsrs."
The hall is Moorish in architecture and
rnamentetiOn, and is, without excep-
on, the finest specimen of that style In
N erica. Indeed, we know Of none in
more tasty and elegant, or more
l0roughIy in unison in all its parts.
THE GAIETY.-Last week Manager
kept mis- visitors land the whole
,Tn are that in 4 good humor with
iemsslges and everybody else by a
aiming bill of varieties. Among the
ltire fresh and new things presented
ere 4 Trip TO Paris, Under the TdQOW
and The ShG0e Shop, all of which
ere received with decided admiration
Id gustO. Mr.. Johnny Prendergrast
as been earning quite a name in the IA
ious LiDgGrd changes, doing " them,
eur mind, quite as well IS the origi-
al. Next week sn entirely new bill
III be presented, with new stars, and
le old fsvOTites.
TIE VARIETIEs.-Chsrlie Broom's
"old Telisble,n continues to
2 the nightly resort OF pleasure seek
:, and msintsins its popularity won
A new bill last week, en-
-aciDG q wide range Of amusements,
ON tue pathetic, drawing "the bTiDy,"
the side splitting, shirt-teaTing, but
n-bursting farce, was a grand success.
ne performances are a succession of
easures, with new farces,-iOr the
is SO large a one, hat during the
rf5rmancs, scarcely any one appears
ore than twice, except some bright
star. Among the musical
tistes, Mr.. Broom is fortunate in hav-
z enc that, with practice, has the tai
e to grace any stsge-Miss Clara
sEere. Her rendition Of some ballads
very fine. Miss LOttie Mitchell, a
rmer Memphis faYOrite, returned s few
Us since, and has been dancing, with
pturous applause, during the past
Mr.. Charley Gardner and his
p, little Charley, add not a little TO the
Il az the performance. The "little
q " is q real curiosity-sharp as a steel
with al innate talent for acting. I
e can safely predict for him a brilliant
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