Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATER.-The management will bring
out the Sea Of lee this evening at the
! Memphis Theater. We are informed that
the Spectacular portion Of the play-the
scenery &c.-win be finer and more elab-
crate IN its appointments than anything
of the sort ever exhibited in Memphis.
The public are already quite in love with
Miss Tiffany, and we look for a tremen-
dOus house tonight.
Brooks OPERA HOUSE is In full tide of
success. We defy anybody On earth, no
matter how stoical or cynical he may be,
not to laugh at the Si0O-ttg CCi-CHR. II
is the very acme and elimination OF the
ridiculous. Il would make a dog laugh.
In addition to this there is TO be seen every
night good dancing, excellent burlesques
and capital acting. int5rsperSed with bal
lad singing from a really good orch5str&-
a fact which warrants US in saying that
BroOm's y arieJy TheateTis second to none
in the South.
DRAMATIC Misunderstanding while
the iron was hOJ certainly characterised
De Icons action in the selection Of the
time for the production OF his " Hamlet"
There were at the time only three other
Hamiets in the field of theatrical battle,
comprising Gotham. DoC to speak Of the
d" Shoe hy, don't bodder me, Hamlet " Of
Dan Bryant. And the author IL a man
who forgets his friends in the East,
now doing the play at the olympic New
York;, are the Queen trio (Laura, Fanny
and JuiiaA. Of Charleston, s. c., Miss
Blanche Bradshaw and Mrs. Bradshaw, of
Mobile, Mr. Ben. Maginley, OF Texas, and
others OF the profession whose lives have
been spent in the South. The piece is hll-
ing the house every night, ard viii have
a run second only to "Humpty DumpJy."
Apropos Of the talented young author. it
is mentioned that his new Sensational
production. "PIuck"-louuded or the ter
rible Av0ndale disas5er-wil follow the
Twelve Temptations " at the Grand OPP
era House Jim Fisk's(.
GEO. l.. AIKEN has produced "a living
Lie a sensational COrsican-br0ther play.
George Pardy, a favOrite low COMEDIAN,
has "A company travelling through Texas,
and is doing well. In Houston, last
week, the party brought out q new com-
edy, written for George by Mr.C. Bigney,
Of the New Orleans Times, which was well
received.
DOHINIcK MURRAY and Miss Fiddes
viii blow Golden Bubbles AT Woods
Museum. New York. for q two weeks en-
gagement, commencing the 9Th instant.
FORREST could not make heaiway
against q "SnOo Fly" party in Ohio, and
LEFT the little town of Akron i Il disgust.
RED-HoF would not begin to tell o
warm Story is making it in Chicago for
Lydia Thompson and her mob of male
and female English beet-eaters. The
whole gang attacked Mr.. $. in the streets,
aud, for time. had rather the best OF il,
but the sequel proved a different Story.
Eight of the troupe were fined n hun
dred dollars each lit was paid, and the
matinee Saturday was knocked sky-high
by a second arrest of the b8lligerent
COckneys snd COc1zneyesses, each Of
whom were required to ind security in
the sum of five hundred dollars for
melting a riot, and if they get out Of the
City of Divorces with money enough to
file an application for one, they'll be in
good luck.
GRAZ. with the German Opera Troupe,
is showing Tony Roig how 70 make
H~onky-Tonky pay in Mobile.
JOE JEFFERSON has purchased II of
the Chandelier Islands between Pass-a-
and the mouth Of Mobile Bay,
and viii erect thereon a winter residence,
to be occupied when he retires from the
profession.
THE PUNISHED receipts Of the theatres
in New Orleans show that the Academy of |
Music (Spaulding, Bidwell & M~cDOnongh)
has had nearly twice the business of any
other place of amusement in the city.
billy BERRY and Fanny DeVere are at
the Nashville Notwithstanding well.
CONSIDERABLE INTEREST is felt in re-
gard to the decision Of The supreme Court
in reference to the new Amusement
Law. W. Thompson having appealed
case to that tribunal from the Muni-
cipal Court Of this city.
The ice-manufaeturing mania has spread
to Memphis-wbole seas Off may be seen
80 the Theater tonight. Take your fam
aunt, if any, and all, to see Miss Ann
in her best acknowledgement.
FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for 800 per set, at i. FEGAN'S,
800 Second street.
ZEPHYR WoRsTED, all colOrs. p cents
per ounce. 7. w. JOHNSTON & co.