Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

cessfui run al Nlblo's Garden.
- Lolita commences an engagement to-
night al the st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans.
- John Garth still continues on the
boards at Wallack's theatre.
- John H. Selwyn has made success Of
the now theatre In New Orleans.
r. s. ChRnirau opens at Cincinnati on
February IL for two weeks.
- Leclercq Ia expected soon TO play an en-
gagoment at one Of the Boston theatres.
Maggie Mitchell concluded an engagement
at the Plttsburg opera-house Saturday night
- OHeubach holds possession Of four Pari-
sian theatres now.
- Mrs. d. p. Bowers has been In Houston,
Texas, during the past week.
80 John Collins, the Irish comedian, played
an engagement last week at Wood'stheatre,
Cincinnati.
- The Wyndam comedy company arc
playing standard comedies at the Olympic
theatre, st. Louis.
- The Parepa-Rosa English opera troupe
are having crowded houses at the Boston
Theatre.
- Charlotte Cushman has been offered
1000 night TO read In Chicago.
- Tho Miss Jano COombs combination Is
still playing at Ford's opera house. Balu-
more,
- Joe Jefferson concluded an engagement
at the Varieties theatre, New Orleans, satur-
day night
- Tue Dolby troupe gave their last concert
in'America at Masonic Hall, Boston, Saturday
night.
- Patti, before leaving Moscow for st.
Petersburg, gave a concert on behalf OF poor
students, which produced the sum Of a, SOOf.
= Saturday night the lJOlh performance Of
divorce" was given at the Fifth Avenue
theatre.
- Clara Louise Kellogg sailed recently for
Havana on twO-mOnths' engagement In
opera.
- Mile Aimee aud her opera-house troupe
will begin an engagement at the st. James
theatre, Boston, on the 9Th Of February.
- Ono of Rossini's earliest operas elm
gauno Fellce," composed Ia 1919, Is 10 DO ro-
yived at the San Carlo In Naples.
- Carl Rosa has engaged Mr.. Santlcy and
will commence season OF English opera Mt
tho New York Academy Of Music ncxt
month.
= Tho "whlte Crook" at the ComIauo.
says the New York Herald threatens TO rival
Ia popularity lts dark neighoor a block
above,
MIR. McClusky. Of the Park theatre,
Brooklyn, IL shortly W be married to a Cuban
lady Of fortune, now residing In Brooklyn.
- Mime. Fabbri commenced short season
Of German opera, on Monday night Of last
week at tho Stadt theatre, New York, with
"LAfrlcanc..
Caroline Rlchlngs plays In Buffalo for
week, beginning on tho 22l Of january.
From there she goes to Rochester, and after
wards to Richmond.
Mira. y. q. Cbanfrau concludes her an.
,,,gsmsn,s nj Tho Icademv ~ Mat Nav
Orleans, on Saturday, and Il followed by
tho Lydia Thompson troupe.
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gut mas now tecoNered. nc is sun IN LON
uun. ne hss ulet win EroAl success ooth III
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,,-Ihe new burlesque oil Little Red Riding
Hood was produced a. Woods Museum,
New York, last Monday night, with Pauline
Markham and Bella Hewitt In the leading
parts.
- The Nilsson Italian opera troupe was
very successful during Its engagement Ia
Cincinnati. The troupe will return 10 Gin.
Cinnati on the 10Th. Last week Il was
at De Bars opera-house, ST. Louis, and will
appear three nights In Louisville, commencing
on Wednesday.
- eileen ORe" Is on the boards Of thu
Globe Theatre, Boston. The production O
this play requires the aid OF $50 persons DO
hind the footllghts. In the hay-makIng seen,
y u ton of hay Is used on The stage, aud Inc ser
vices of 50 auKiliarlos are necessary In por.
tons of the play,
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solv,d i, ihotr isst .assioo y, snss,s,,., :,
Richard Wagner lin consIderstIoa III IN,
hnnor and adyant,,,as connacteS ,siib III ,hs
he sboaiS chnnsa RsSsns aaSen Sor tha ~ na ods
neTfoTmsnces ~ M. nnsrss shIcb Ssr,
pri.InaIIy intonded 10 ,.i,n si.nn. n, pavror,h
In Bavaria' ''>N f'@N' ~ 'N1''
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uon OF ooenrelherln NO IhorOoghiare ma
1een Wy Mtta E upIlng IVY "v T ~ VI,
u iM1 ppera HOUSE Nes Ioiki ING uoali
OF Sol: tsh Mui n1t lhteIieIo WIN inc con
Huct OF tne estaohshInent Mnlch VIII ,euail
h chaIBeo OF tno lessoes, Jonn =. Oolo ah'
Lewis baker. Inc sunday eoneers oy an
cnmmnSn nn P Sn a, w , 10 sen rnSor ,h
Colhlenclig on the Isl IhstahI uhqet tn'
suPerlntendenee OF NJ. Henry y; jackson
una IN we flsk Iamly interest Inc PTesen
Shorts OF mt managers OF tne oranu operl
no1se are eoheehIAteu upon lho prolueuo,
Ul ulo hoM spoetsnmSie Lasn hoohn, ,a Mnlci
moy pIoinisse wiz S.Seea in matnincoh nc
hnytning OF lne Auhu' inc Aiheiicah stage ma
30 tar pIouueed.
-Niblo's Garden mover contained large
audience than on the occasion OF Matilda
lleron's benefit last Wednesday afternoon