The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-05
.AMUSEMENTS.
The Academy Of Music.


morality OF Frou.Frou, but in the hands OF Miss
Laura Keene, and her yell.traIned company, 1t Is
an attractive play, and brings o full house. Miss
Keene played splendidly. Her acting Is somewhat
uneven, and she does not always perhaps can:
not-plsy her best. .tBut last night. her whole
rendering OF the character, inire and In pathos,
was worthy Of hcr'established reputation. Mr.
Conway, Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.: Kennedy did well
tn their respective parts, and were deservedy ap.
plauded. &
To-day Miss keene and her company appear for
the last time, and give grand double bill, begin
ming with -"Clouds and Sunshine" +" and ending
with "Caste." Both plays are favorite, and dis
play to advantage the many excelencies OF Miss
Keene's company. They should, together, be suf.
ncient 10 draw the biggest house Of the season.
Hibernian Hall.
The ever varied entertainments Of the love
ly Chapman Sisters and the renowned Bishop.
possess never falling attraction, not only
for our city; folk. but also for our country
cousins, large numbers Of whom were In the Hall
last night, and testified their appreciation OF the
performances by hearty laughter and loud ap-
plause. The wretched farce Of Young America
was made not only endurable but actd.
ally funny by Bishops irresistible humor,
and one laughed the louder the more
one was ashamed Of having laughed st all
The Australian musicians were, as usual, de.
c.aed success and their performances OF Dixie took
tbs house by storm. Aladdin, or The Wonderful
Scamp, was rendered in all that glory Of fancy cos
tune which lS the chief, II not the only attraction
Of the popular burlesques OF to-day. The Chsp.
mans shUce with ortliancy worthy Of better
cause, aud, Supported as they were by the mimi
table Bishop and good company, carried the
farce through to the great delight and satisfaction
OF the audience. 80.
There will be grand matinee this afternoon at
reduced prices, giving good opportunity to the
children to enjoy an hours amusement. Tonight,
benefit of Mr.. Bishop. A word to the wise, &c.
THE German Ladies' Fair.
The Music Hall at the Academy last night was
crowded to excess, there being upwards OF one
thousand persons present during the evening.
The tables show little dlmlnution In either the
number or variety Of the articles, notwithstand-
Ing the large number which have been sold and
rafied Tonight the fair will close and all arti-
cles remaining will be sold at auction.
Mr.. Johannes the winner OF pair Of living white
mice, which were rsfied one or two nights ago,
Is requested by the committee 10 csll and take
them away. One pitcher and goblets, on Mrs.
Fehrenbach's table, mentioned on Thursday as
from Nr. A. H. Hayden, was from the establish.
,ment OF Messrs. W. G. whilden & Co..
PRIZES WON.
The following prizes were won last evening
SILK sack; Mr. Syle wIss; chlds silk sack and hat,
Mr.. G. F. Heldt; basket Of fruit, Mr.. 7. Stellng,
crochet cover, Mrs. ReIls; bead set, NJ Alexander;
china toilet get, Mr.. Hugo Gloss; preserved
peaches, Miss Drummer; cup and saucer,
Mr.. F. ]. LIlienthal; silk vest pattern, Mr..
G. Paul; fancy ornamented cake, Mt. 81. Klatte;
ladies' breakfast shawl, Miss II. Wreden; one pair
ladies' gilt CATERS, Mrs. Won Claim; one pair toilet
mats, Mr. John Lindstedt; one cherry basket, Mr..
G. f. Davis; one PAIR enameed slippers, Captain
]. Small; one swan cake, Mr. John Garyes; one
silver fruit. basket, D. P. Patterson; one table
cover, Mr. ". Boesch; one velvet vest
pattern, Mr. ]. Hurkamp; chnd's fancy
CLOAK, Mrs. Gerken; cologne castor, Mrs.
Meyers; set silver forks. L. U. Behlingi
half dozen double damask table napkins, Mrs. Q.
Il, Eberhardt; one pair worked lamp mats, Capt.
J. Small; Que box waxei fruit, Mrs. Won Claim
artificial flower boquet, Mr.. j. N. Robson; fancy
cup and saucer, Mr.. a. NJ. Meyer; large sponge
cake, Mr. D. Pope; one worked table cover, Ar. j.
Tiencken; silver lhlnble, Mrs. A. Ohandt; q fancy
tea se', Master A. Lindsedt; ornamental pound
cake, Miss N. Lubs; pincushion Miss Knnck
| handsome rocking chair, Mrs. G. Riecke; fancy
cigar stand, G.. Recke; bottle OF cologne, Master
c. II. -Behre; velvet vest pattern, W. D. P. Arnau
one $40 bill, Jacob knobeloch; china jewelry
stand. E. Rosenthal; photograph Of Rev. L. Null
| ler, Miss c. Cappel; chIld's dress, G. Logemann
embroidered plncushlon, II. Zerbst; Worsted
table cover, D. Sullivan; large mirror, Miss c. Bull
winkle; velvet beaded watch slipper, J. G. Oge
mann; ladies' fancy workbox. Mrs. NJ. yon Claim
one embroidered cat, Miss c. Meyer; silver tes
pot, Mrs. Berkemeyer; bunch Havana cigsrs.E. a
Brande; silver goblet; Jacob Knobeloch; diamond
ring, A. F. G. Oramer; one pair tidies Mss s. Froh
n.g; enc doll baby, jacob iKnobeloch; ; one silve
cake basket, Master 7. stelliug; one embroidered
sefa cushion. L Muller; one pair French vases b
LubNn; one tiny baby, E. II. oldsnburg; sill
! beaver hat, Mr.. q. q. soesch. :.