Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-27
AMUsEMEN1S.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER Tie Rob
bers were rendered by Mr.. Frank Mayo
last night 70 an immense house. With
the exception of the cold, which still
sticks to Nc. Mayo, clOggiag his voice,
and rendering it thick and husky, his
rendition last night was perfect. We
hope that Mr.. Mayo msy soon get rid Of
this unpleasant incubus upon his voice.
To-day a Mayo matinee will be given at
2 O'Clock, aud Mr.. Mayo appesrs as
I" BagshOt, " in AeBuH IN q China Shop.
Tonight he takes leave Of Memphis ID
the great play Jack Cdde.
The TABLEAUX.-The success OF the
first evenings entertainment drew q
large crowd 10 the New AS emily Hall,
last night, to witness the beautiful tab
leaux which were given under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. DR.. Ford. Mr.. Frank Mayo,
by request, read POe's " Raven" we I'M
deIstsnd, with considerable effect. The
tablesu "BslshfZzsr Feast, given the
first night, was repeated.
BULLARD's PANoRAMA.-This splen-
did show, 80 highly spoken Of by our CO.
tempOraries elsewhere. will open to-day
at 3 O'Clock IN the New Assembly Hall.
1t is difficult to conceive Of a more in-
tensely Interesting or suggestive subj ect
for = panorama tlan the one chosen by
the artist Of this one. F~orty-One miles
of the streets OF New York are passed in
living array before rs, with al the hustle
and confusion Incident 10 life ia the great
metropolis. The principal public edi.
fees, parks, fountains, etc, are given
with wonderful accuracy and faithful.
ness, and 8 Sednc Of Billiards. panorama
10 almost 6qusl 70 q trip to New York.
Go by ell mesns q see it this evening.
Exhibitions at 3 and I o'clock.
THE PURIN BALL.-On account Of the
lateness Of the hour and other causes,
we were only able to make very short
notice OF the festivities INDUCED in by
our Jewish fellow-citizsns, on Thur, day
night, at the Memphis Club Hall. The
ball was in every way worthy Of the &C
casiOn. About one hundred and seventy
five couples were on the floors in masque,
and we must confess that e more original
and characteristic set of Mosques and
costumes we have rarely seen. A set Of
nrizes had been offered for originality
and excellence In eostumery, which we
presume accounts for the unusual dis
pisV ef taste. The first prize, an opera
elass of exquisite workmanship, was won
by Miss Leopold, who was en- costume
as an Italian countess, and rigat magni-
fieently did she dress and act the role
The second prize, q silver goblet, was
wen by Mrs. Kraus, as 20 Ieen of
Chess This character was also well
conceived and carried out. The third
prize, for originality Of design, was
awarded to the Misses Ellie Marx and
Altorf, who appeared as the {" Siamese
TWins.n Our thanks are due and sre
hereby rendered to President Sllo-
mo Hesse, III. ID. Levi the
grand steward, and to Messrs. Acker-
man, Ehrman and Frank, the reception
committee, and TO numerous others for
oOurtesies extended Us. We cannot
pass the opportunity 70 express our
opinion of the supper. IL was superb,
and the qUGntU0l OF Rhine wine taken
to wash It down, although large, did not
have half headache 10 1t. Like the
feast OF O'Rourke, the Pdrim Ball |" will
meier be forgot By those who were there
and those who were not When an
otheris given may we " be there 20 SEE F"
The GAIETY.-Mrs Cooper, the popu-
lar managing lady at the Gsiety, takes
q benefit tonight. We hope her friends
will rally to Fl | the house for her. The
HipdIe will be on hand with the cRn-can
and other novelties,