Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS,
Prof. n uelIerss


t'.nal grand exhibitions Of fancy
uI .ne'ng, ana the grand "German" bv
'he pupils OF his dancing academy, will
ines, April 5th and 9th, commencing at
eight O'clock precisely. Prof. ArnoIdIs
magnificent band will furnish the mn
sic, and a grand treat of Terpsicboref,n
art may he expected from the following
programme: The grand exhibit tions
will open with the ''Graud Fairy Oo,,T--
Of Venice" with the great "isbadow
Dance" and "Bayadere,n of Fannie
Ellsler, to be succeeded, for the, first tins
in Memphis, by the magpifj cent sICs-
Vote" and grand "MiuuetC de Ia Com y
as danced formerly by tI,e kinfs and
queens Of Europe; this to iDe followed bv
the "Grsnd pas StyTr.nn.u - the HCra.
c0vienne," and ace chucai, of Fannie
Ellsler; the besutif al "Spanish BaleroU
and "Zingecella;" the dashing "Bobe.
mian Opera P'dka Amique,n "Opera
MaZourka, Highland Fling" "Sail-
ors, hOrnplpe and all the grand class
lcal and op cratic fancy dances of the
age; 10 he followed by the "Grand Ger
man a. "a all the latest waltzes, parlor,
IAncy 'IaEces and qusdrilles of Europe
anu America. Prof Mueller intends to
ma 1e this the grsndest Terpsichorean
le' Atysl ever given in Memphis, and all
'shO attend shall be delighted. To give
AL chance to enjoy it, he has placed
che price Of admission at only fifty cents
for each evenings tickets, to be had at
Hoilenberg's music store, and OF Prof.
Mueller, at Memphis Club hall.
The Dog DramA-ROmeO and ZIP.
Mr.. w. L. Stephens and his wonder
ful dog Romeo and Zip, will make their
dcbta in sensational play entitled The
Cm WiH; or, SdUed on the GdllOt0s, at
the Greenlaw Opershouse, next Friday
night. The play is OF itself worthy OF
more than a passing notice; for it pos.
sesses many fine dramatic features and
sensational incidents, introducing
RoTneO and Zip in their specialties. Mr..
Stephens deserves special commendRtion
Tor the amount Of perseverance and pa
thence he has exercised in training these
dogs 10 perform so admir- ably. The per-
formance will be under the control Of
Mr.. l.. J. Tillerman, "an old stager'i
and a gentleman who understands his
business. On Saturday afternoon a
matinee will be given.
John Owens.
John Owens, the popular comedian,
NRAAAAAANANE5 aA1 dl lAlG 4stClll~
phis Thester Monday week. He will
present Scion Single, Wellington de
Boots, Self, Caleb PUnlmer, and other
plays equally amusing and interesting.
He will be supported by an excellent
New Orleans stock company, and full
houses will greet him each evening Of
ais engagement in our city.
The TheateF.
Robert INVADE last night concluded
a weeks engagement at the Theater,
and with the Gilbert Sisters and their
stock company leaves to-day for Jack
son, Tennessee. We hope Mr.. NJ Wade
ana the Gilbert Sisters will draw full
houses wherever they 90, and that their
next visit TO Memphis will be at q more
favorable time OF the theatrical season.
The Black Crook.
The Black Crook troupe, in order to
perfect its organization, has postponed
Its engagement iu this city until the
nineteenth of this month. By that
time the troupe will have organized
satisfactorily, and will give our people a
first-class entertainment.
lima he Murska.
lima De Murska and troupe appear at
the Memphis Theater Thursday and
Friday evenings next. The sale Of tick
cts will commence next Tuesday az the
Theater box-office and Peabody hotel.