Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
GraRd sacred CONCERT

The attention of our readers
is called to the grand sacred con,
cert, for. the benent of the German
Memphis club hail. o2 @ Friday gyVH evening Of
next week. We think this eminently
worthy the support OF the English-speaking
protestants, who should do all they can to
sustain their co-religionists of the German
and other races now resident in Memphis.
The Theater.
Miss Alice Kingsbury closed a
very fair engagement at this house
yesterday, her last appearance be
which was we'll attended. She leaves to-day
for New Orleans, and will be succeeded by
Miss Mordaunt, who opens on Monday night
The Circus.
TheGreat Eastern circus will open with
matinee performance on Tuesday afternoon,
and will remain until after the "Wednesday
night performance. 1t combines menagerie,
rable style. The company embraces many of
the best circus people, and is highly spoken of
by the New Orleans papers.
Cal Wagner's MfnsfreIs.
This admirable troupe closed a brief,
but a very profitable engagement at the
Operahouse last night. The audience was
large and enthusiastic, and ali the songs and
witticisms OF the company were well, indeed,
raPturously received: We can, with GER
ite in Memphis, and that whenever he comes
this way he will always have full houses. He
goes hence to New Orleans, to the press OF
which city we cordially indOrSe him and his
accomplished band of minstrels.
The Rocco Hall Festival.
The festival at Rocco hall for the ben
eft of the Young Mems christian association
continues to draw many visitors every day
and night. The ladies who have charge of the
entertainment keep the tables supplied with
all that is choice and excellent. They render
the visits of ladies and gentlemen Interesting
fr ~
well-doing in their graceful attentions and
brilliant conversation. We advise everybody
TO attend this festival, which will continue
through the present week.
The PhiIO.Ihe spiRD Club.
The Philo-Thespians last night gave
pleasant entertainment at the Theater.
There was a good attendance, and the audi
ence was very much pleased with The Golden
duced in an exceedingly clever manner by
this amateur organization. The appreciation
of every one was evinced by frequent encoTeS,
and the PhilO-The espians have good cause to
feel proud of their successful effort last even
ing.
An important business meeting will
be held Monday evening, February I'd, at
half-past seven O'clock. On Tuesday evening,
February Sd, at half-past seven o'clock, there
will be a rehearsal of the ladies and gentle
men. 1t is requested that all attend.
The Matinee Dansante.
Inls aIIalr, Wnlcn came OH at lne very
elegant and handsome rooms of the Memphis
Club hall, was a decided success. Professor
Mueller conducted il, and with all the care
that characterized his first effort on Saturday
of the week before. 1t is needless to say his
hundred or more pupils were delighted, and
their parents well pleased. During the time
we were present we noticed that all the chill
dren gave evidence of improvement, and not
few of them were conspicuous for an ad-
vance as gratifying to the professor as 1t must
have been surprising 70 the parents. Professor
Mueller is really master in his line, one of
the greatest in the country, combining, as he
does, a thorough knowledge OF department
and dancing with the tact and knack of i'm
parting it to his pupils in short time, and
without imposing upon them what they
might consider impossible tasks. His matt
nees are now established facts-features of
our Saturday life.