Theatricala.
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The Peoples Theatre, Cincinnati, Mr.. Eddy lessee,
opens for the Summer season on the 5h of April next


Mr. p: and Mrs. Adams drawing good houses in
Augusta, Me.


Covent Garden and Drury Lane will make his first bow
before American audience at the National Theatre
Boston, on Monday evening next, in new psntomme


Mrs Hood had abumper benefit at the Washington Hail.
Boston, on Wednesday evening.


The Ethiopian Mnstres and Sable Sisters are at
Armory Hall, Boston.


Mad Atolphe the French fortune teller is doing good
business among the curious of Boston.


The people Of Savannah in extacies with Miss Cliff
ton, according to the papers.


Mr. Burke is rapidly growing in popular estimation at
the National Theatre, Washington.


Mrs. Timm still continues draw good houses the
Olympic Saloon, in the same city.


The Boston Quartete Club about to give concerts
in Albany during the ensuing week.


Maelzels Confagration of Moscow has been highly at
tractive in Philadelphia and appears nightly to draw
crowds to view it.


Madame Pico sanquirico and others. about pro.
ceed to Washington for the purpose OF giving Two
concerts. during the Inauguration tse.


paper in speaking of George Jones, 'the American
mel Johnson alone had the honor OF numbering that che
now 1t is divided.


Yankee Hill had grand benefit soi-ee at the Phiadel
phia Museum, on Wednesday evening


s yet finally arranged that De Begns shall have
Palmo's Opera House for two years.


Mr.. Anderson is drawing crowded houses in New Or
leans 4E4
Mr.. Booth terminated his first engagement at the Gin
cinnati Theatre the 10th instant and was afterwards
re-engaged for a limited period.


The Swiss Bell Ringers engaged for the second
time at the American Theatre. New Orleans.


Ole Bull has been highly successful in New Orleans:
numbers nightly cannot gain admission to hear him.
Mr. H. Placide is drawing crowded houses in Mobile.
Mr. Hy Philpsha been very successful in Mobile and
all parts Of the south


The dropcene Of the French Theatres Says the Revue
pacards large enough be legble by the audience are
to be astep cd the curtain end OF couse will occupy
attention between the acts.


Mr.. H. p Grattsn has leased the Rochester Theatre
which is to be opened forthwith.


The Harmoneon Family gave their farewell Concert in
Bangor Me- the 25th inst and proceeded from thence
to Dover and Exeter