National Republican., 1875-11-25
AMusfMENrs.
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The National Thsstrs-F !. lama, A. f,stss.
The ThspksEiving d. -.-... n :. t,s..s pro-
poses lof rei iilen' and admirers srs. the Prin
cess oi aieo'' .etsn at o'clock to-day, and
<ngot's Ohiid' this evening. She IL
- -sss A. she is captivating. and theussnds,
r-<s the afternoon and evening, via applaud
Aerself and troupe In their artistic and most COM
ical interpretatisns Of opera boufe- The theatre,
last evening, contained crowded and brilliant
sudtsnce. Friday sveniag Mrs. Oates has her
6enent, AZ the Saturday mattnse .Girone-
Sirofan via be performed. and IS ssturday even. ,S.
great London sensatisn Of the season, - Trial oy
Jury" which, from personal knowledge, We can
new drsnatie cOntIta viii be followed bY Onen-
night.
FordS Opera Eouse-salsbury Troubadours.
THIS afternoon at o'clock at Forc's opera
house there VIII be Q Troubadour matinee, and
one on Saturday afternoon. The Salisbury Trouea-
dours are playing TO good houses, their hrst en-
gsgenent in Warrington, and while We could
not consclentiously recommend them as assistants
to Moody and Sankey, they are certainly capital
company for the lovers Of fun. Their comic alb
surdity, introducing popular songs and dances,
operatic burlesque sketches, limitations OF cele-
brated actors; the Squeak family, with eowSoells
and grotesque situations, results In an hour OF
constant and genuine laughter. The ladies OF
the troupe, Miss Gertie Granville and Miss Nelly
tainment, and the gentlemen, Mr. N. Salisbury,
Oliver Wren, John Webster and ]. Canders, are
M gooS shs s IN nsS n |
Fagin; Jefferson, as Rip Van WInkle; Charlotte
Cushman, as Meg Merrilles, and Booth, as Ham
comedy Of aSaiIinE Under false CoIors'' pre-
cedes the extravagsnEa Of patchwork"
The Theatre Comiqus.
The fine drama Of Jim Bludsoe viii be played
at the Comique Thanksgiving matinee this after
noon. The parrons of the peoples Play. House"
have seated down into q genuine appreciation Of
this drama, and the superior. acting Of Mr..
Mobiles and the company sustaining him. But
this fs not all the Comique has to offer: Miss
lone Lang's serio-comic pearls, Miss Ella Msyo's
sr:s Si
aeter and fancy dancing, the Dutch songs and
sayings Of Alonzo Schwartz, the negro eccentrici
Moore's songs, changes and dances, and the work
Of the rising young star, Miss Lily Howard, all
20 70 make mp powerful attractions.
Ths Avenue Theatre.
The Thanksgiving matinee at the Avenue
theatre this afternoon ircludes grand female
minstrel scene, Fannie Florenoe's songs and
dances. The solid, honest clog. dancing Of Goldie
alo Barry, tie character portraits and changes q
Guy Linton, the songs and jIgs Of GeOrgie Par
ker, James Welch and Maud Lemoine In Irish
Epecialties. the musical act of the jealous Hus-
band" and many other taking things. The same
viii be repeated at the matinee Friday afternoon;
but great additions will be made 70 Il Friday
evening, the occasion Of the benefit of the stage
manager, Mr.. Harris, and Miss Fannie Florence.
Mr.. HarriF and his family are now residents Of
the city. he has won good business reputation
and is doing much for the Avenue stage. Their
matinee ought to be handsomely patroniEsd.
John Mccullough.
Mr.. John Mccullough, whosel success every.
where during the present season has been CON-
plete ovation, is now playing round ofhis favor.
tie characters at Fordis opera house. Baltimore.
Mr.. Mccullough will commence an engagement
at the National theatre Monday evening next,
appearing as Othello. It is the fnrentioa Of the
management to produce series Of Shakspearesn
plays during Mr.. McCullough's engagement.
He will have the support Of Mr. Louis Aldrlch,
Miss Lille Glover and others Of Mr., Ford's fne
company.