Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
BrOOks's Benefit,


Mr.. Joe Brooks, manager Of the Mem
| pbis Thester, will lake benefit this
afternoon and tonight, upon which
occasions rare and novel attractions will
be presented. During his management
of the Tbeater Mr.. BROOKS has ligeut-
ly labOred for the enjoyment of our PEG.
pie, and by the exercise Of judicious en-
ergy has afforded the public entertain
ments, not only varied in feature, but
Of the most excellent character. That
his efforts, which are appreciated so
highly, should be recognized in manner
somewhat commensurate with their
merit no one will doubt. Hence it is
that we would like to see the amuse-
ment loving public pay Mr.. Brooks q
handsome t. S imoniai by giving the
matinee this afternoon and the evening
performance full houses. All WHO 60
will be repaid by the enjoyment Of very
pleasant per 'ormaDces, in which Mr.. &.
w. CCuldock, Mr.. Tom Dsvey and Mr..
Brooks, supported by the members Of
the Abbey dramatic company, will take
part. At the matinee Mr.. CouldOck
Will appear IN his great Characterization
Of peter Probity" in Chimney Corner,
while at night will be presented al That
Critters is not Gold, with Mr.. joe BROOKS
as ''Stephen Plum" and Mr.. Tom W.
Davey as "Toby Twinkle" Mr.. Coul.
dock will recite The FagG6ond, and
Miss Vivian will contribute number uf
excellent musical selections. Mr.. Eugere
Lehman and Leu Leublie will render
the closet scene from Hamlet. We ex-
Iect to see crowded house,.
MUeIIer's CentsnniaI.
No mill h.
entertainments be given by Pro-. VIM.
Mueller at the Greenlaw Operahouse
next Tuesday evening, twenty-second
instant. Ii certainly will be the most
magnificent social occasion that Men,
phis has witnessed for long time, and
in its style will be far superior to any
terpsichorean entertainment ever given
in Memphis. Prof MuelIer's excellence
as gentleman is appreciated by our
community, for among its best and
most cultivated citizens he has estab-
lishe0, and most worthily won, enduring
friendships. AS an artist he possesses
talent of the highest order; talent which
has enabled him to reap bril-
liant triumpbs in the terpsichorean
realm, where music gives life
and beauty to the animate forms of
grace His great exhibition in the Mem.
phis Exposition, and the dazzling terp-
an drama given at the Memphis
Theater, are.well remembered by our
citizsns. That the grand juvenile fancy
dress ball and Centennial tea-party,
which he will give at the GreenIaw
Operahouse next Tuesday night, will
surpsss any public exhibition, that
he has given in Memphis, we do
not doubt. The pupils will con-
clude their entertainment by half.
past ten O'Clock, and then the ladies
and gentlemen present will be rendered
q grand ball. Of course, the beauty and
elite of Memphis will be there. Secure
your reserved seats at HollenbeIg's
music store.
The Theater.
There was a full house at the Mem
phis Theater last night, it being the fare
well appearance of Mr.. Raymond in the
play of Colonel Mulberry Sellers. We
have already spoken of the marked ex-
cellence and the admirable fidelity of
Mr.. Raymond's rendition of the title
role, and again say that all who wit
messed him as "ColoneI MULBERRY Sell
ers" will remember both the actor and |
The play when they have grown old as
Isl Hawkins" which, as Interpreted |
by Mr.. G. w. Couldock, adds decided |
interest to the piece. Mr.. Raymond |
caves this morning for Chicago, and |
Will afford the people of that city an en-
worthy their patronage.
knights of PyIhfas.
The Knights Of Pythiss will have a
rand parade at half-past two O'Clock
his afternoon, and at night will enjoy g
,anquet st the Peabody hotel, in honor
f the thirteenth anniversary Of their
rider
MueIIer's Matinee To-Day.
Prof. Mueller gives matinee in the
demphis CLUB hail this afternoon. La
lies and gentlemen will be admitted at
i've O'Clock, at which time dancing for
rown persons begins.