National Republican., 1876-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pioue.


The new play Of PIque, by the author of adj
yorce," Alike, i" "Frou- Fl on" MAN and Wife,"
&c. &C., will be presented at the National theatre
on Monday evening with entirely new scenes,
toilettes, music and garniture, and under the
personal direction of the author, Mr.. Augustn
DAILY. The company has been for the past three
weeks rchearsing this play, and are still doing so
order to have It perfectly dono on Monday even-
ing next, when IL will have It's first representa-
tLon in any place outside Of me Metropolis, In
on the eve Of its one hundredth performance In
New York city, and so great Is the demand for
seats that Mr.. Daily has been compelled 10 give
Wednesday matinees and open his box plan for
three weeks ahead. Miss Sara Jewett has
magnificent part in this play, as also Mr Hsrdie,
Jamisop, Miss Francis. Miss Grey and the charm
ing Bijcu Heron. The sale Of seats Will begin to-
morrow Thursday morning.
willard Hall.
Thursday evening next there will be, at VIII
lard hall, q literary and musical entertainment,
in which Mr.. Tweedale, Miss Ware, Miss Kauf-
man. Miss Zadie Jones, DIR. Warren, Mr.. Dennis,
Mr. Gisburne, and Mr.. Lawrence will appear. A
farce, in one act, "Eh! What is 1t - by Mis- Me.
line, will be played.
Star Of the North.
The kellogg Opera Company will present for
the first time in English Meyerbeer's grand
opera, the Star Of the North, in BIltimore to-
morrow evening. Special srrangements to &C.
commodate those Of our citizens who desire to
witness its presentation. Miss Kellogg Will sing
the role Of Catrina.
Ford's Opera Houss-Havsrlvs hInstrsls.
There will be q matinee performance this after
noon at Fords opera house, by Haverly's Min
strsls They have stepped at once into great
popularity, and most amply repay attendance.
Theatre Comiaus.
Crowded houses attest the high character Of
this weeks programme at the peoples play
house. Mr. q. X. Grotesque has made an I'M
mehse hit.
Ths National Theatrs-The Spy.
The interesting historical drama of THE Spy"
will be repeated tonig ht at the National theatre.
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