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THEATRIcALs.-All the theatres have been flour
ishing more than ever during the last week, and the
drama, in all its departments, and music have been
patronzed to an extent almost incredible. The
Keans have concluded another brilliant engagement
al the Park. They will return in three weeks
Templeton has also made successful debut.


Another era OF musical enthusiasm will commence
with the debut OF Leopold de Meyer the first pianist
the world. He makes his first appearance at the
Park tomorrow night. This extraordinary artist
has played before all the soveregns OF Europe, and
is about to appear before the sovereigns of the
United States.


We also understand that new candidate for
theatrical reputation is about to appear at the
Park in the legitimate drama. This is Mr.. Muir
doch, who has been placed by his friends in the
same level with Mr. Forrest He is a townsman of
Forrest's-has been great student-and devoted
himself with the utmost diligence to his profession
Many who have seen him. consider him and pro-
nounce him quite equal to Forrest in every point of
view, II will be curious subject OF inquiry to as
certain whether he will come up TO this standard


In theatricals we have thus a fine prospect OF no.
velty and attraction before us.