Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31

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aud ust their estimate Of artistic merits. The
/ play weH Of1eH0, the caste OF which, as FOL
lows. shows the same discretion IN the dis
| triouiion OF characters as we have noticed
during this week. made memorable by this
emlnently satisfactory revival OF the legiti-
mate drama:
Jtnello, the MOor.-.-...-.-.AlF. h. l.. Davenport
lago, his ADc ?. LhOr'4t
I BTavantio seDatoE-......-.....-.F. Chippendale
Casio, the T. - movies
| Lodovioo, 4 senator .---.---.--.-.A Lang1on
aSoTt - r nc Heru
Gratianq.. y Carn&Ti
~ Semo-,a -'-,.'''N Mss Laura Don
EmiIiA--.....-..-..-........- Mr.. j. L. Garhart
1t could not be Otherwise, with 10 iudicious
I 8 caste, but that OtheLJO would be rendered 70
the talisfqctiOn Of ever SO critical an audi
ence. Mr. Davenport wss quite MIN, elf, and
showed the same care n rendering the proni-
neni points OF the Moor's character as he dis
reseh," and a. &" Richelieu.. His costume
and make up we're fauiuess, and
hs invested the character with al the glow
and fervor q a scho aIly conception that
could not well BE- surpassed, ana he was ad =
mirably seconded py a company that We re-
gret We cannot retain with as for the sea
tic persou4tion Of 4" Enilis." To
day at the matinee we are 70 have Ham
ief again, by special request. Ihis announce
menf IA sufficient. we appreheod, TO bring
toeether a ful house. Tonight Damon and
RytAf0S, which ought 70 crowd every part OF
the theater, especially since the knights Of
Pythiss have determined 10 be present on
the occasion.
The Exposition.
Despite the unexpected cool weather
here was large attendance at the Exposi ton
last night, one Of the great attractions being
are glad 70 see thRt the number Of visitors
are increas ng every day and that the coun-
try people are 70 deeply Interested in our Ex-
oOsitlOu, which D. truly magnificent IN its
handsome displays ana complete in every de-
parment. II is a cIeoitable exhibition OF the
tss'e and energy Of our merchants, the skill
o. our mechanics and the genius Of our artists.
Every branch OF industry Is represented, and
there are few persO6s visiting the Exposition
but VINO VIII ind something 10 interest and
please besides much % delight and instruct
them. This afternoon there will be a grand
matinee Tor the especial benefit Of ladies and
children who, in addition TO the pleasure 20 be
derived from an sZamlna' ion OF th5 countless
displays OF ware, articles OF mechanical
sklll, machinery, etc, Will be enfertG med
With a novel progrs NINE, consisting Of
Punch and Judy show and the marvellOu
acts Of Billy Steveus's trained dogE Zip" and
Romeo" Tie Punch and Judy exhibitions
viii be given Al hsli-past two and thee
O'Clock. Children viii be charged only ten
cents 20 enter the Exposition.
Cburch OrphaR's Home Festival
The lsdy-managers OF the Church or
phan's hOTae, with that commendable zeal
which has always distinguished their lauda-
ole Ell ,-ts IN behalf this institution, have
Gifted up the Tivou hall, No. 81 So1th touct
street, and are now holding there sn attractive
estiysl for the above-named charity. They
set the most sumptUOus fare and serve the
most delicious oysters in all styles during the
day and night For The young people, the
festival hall, with les arches Of evergreen and
iesJOons Of flowers VIII prove an attractive
place Of resort. We hope the citizens OF Men,
phis will assist these ladies' il their noble
work BY patrouizing the festival most lib
orally.
@ueIIer's DSleiBE Academy.
Prof. Mueller's grand matinee dan
laIs'e, and reception OF his former pupils and
friends. viii take place on Monday next, No.
yember ID, az three O'Clock in the afternoon
n place Of Ibis Saturday, As his academy
,ssiOu.