Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-14

MEMPHIS THEArER.-Niss Annie Tif-
fanny appears al his place Of amusement
This evening, ia two Characters" Ger
cruds, Fin ths F1iliRgs ora Wother-in-idU,
and katy O'SheaI," in the play Of that
name. Johnny Thompson, = negro de-
l~ineator, also appears in his speciality,
The Liuely Uoke.
PARADISE LOsr.-Wednesday night,
February 10Th, the Nittont1R TGbleaHL
commences its second season IN our city,
by a very general desire of citizens who
we're unable TO attend before. Assembly
Hall viii, Of curse, be crowded nightly
by those who did and those who did not
see il during It's last season.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Buckleys did well at the Academy
in New Orleans.
a LADY CLOVIS" is the leading nov
city with the horse opera just now.
The PRESENT promises to be g profts-
be season 70 n dramatic managers in
New Orleans.
Tom ALLEN is in New Orleans, winning
hosts OF friends by his modest and gem
tlemanly department.
THE ARLINGTON MINsTRELs. on their
way South, came in for a very warm no.
lice by one OF the Cincinnati papers.
" Fraud" is the term used.
Slowly but most surely is the legitimate
drama asserting its superiority over the
senseless and indecent spectscles lately
so terribly the rage throughout the coun-
try. The Coal Oil JOhnnies " are feeling
the bottoms Of their pockets.
Miss TIFFANY. billed for tonight at
the Memphis Thester, is spoken of very
handsomely BY the press Of New Orleans
and Galveston. Johnny Thompson, now
travelling with Miss T, is said 10 be the
best OF the ~bUrnt-cOrk profession In the
country. He and Billy Emerson are GER
tainly the heaviest salsried persons in the
whole range OF the black art.
JEN MACE and John Heensn, with a
fair show Of variety talent. gave a per-
i0rmance At the Old Bowcry Theater y.
y ON Friday evening last-the first Of a
throughout the country. The Crib scene,
from Tom and Jerry, y the hit Of the
evening, Ia which some splendid sparring
Is done BY Mace and Hsenan. They will
take IN the principal Southern cities in
their tour,
Mrs. d. P. BOWERS, highly esteemed Of
Memphis play-goers. created an
pied JUrorC 10 Baltimore during Der late
engagement iE that city. On the evening
chat Lest Lynne was given I'd inst, long
before h curtain went up. the card ton
~ standing room" was displayed In the
lobby. McCollom is also a favorite with
the Baltimoresns.
T. c. DELEoN's new travestie of ssHam-
let" j. 10 be brought out at the Olympic
Fhester, New York, tomorrow Tuesday
night. with Geo. L. Fox, }. B. Studley,
II. Becks. snd Nesdsmes Noble, Wright,
Vernon ami Lonkmore IN the cast. Il
dress rehearsal Of the piece was had on
the stage Of the Mobile Thester during
The latter part Of last season, and critics
gave Il untouBded praise. II has been,
since that time. touched up by the author,
and must prove q success.
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TIE WEEELY APPEAL Is tho largest
single sheet published in the South.
Buy WOOD Of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. Roeschsr, 528 Main street.
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VALESTUsEs.-Jos Locke has received
a large addition 10 his stock Of Valen-
tiues, funny, fancy and sentimental.
Z5K Main street.
WARD's NEW GAS Burner furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
J. STOLTS,
o. Jefferson street.