TheatricalS, &c.
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sgnor Antognni was most enthusiastically received at
the Philharmonic Concert Boston, Saturday evening.
The Boston papers state that he is unquesonsbly good
singer He has rich mellow voice, and performed his
part very much to the satisfaction Of the great congega
tun


Mr.. r. Williams, famous clown from Cooks English
company with Mr.. Gardner the present clown, en-
gagged by Mr.. Rockwell, for his circus in Boston.


Wemyss of the Chestnut street theatre has sued the
Philadelphia Times" for libel


Mr. Harrington is displaying his ventroquial powers
in Providence.


Mr. and Mrs. Hood and Mr.. Evans, the celebrated vo
calsts giving series OF entertainments in Worcester
this week. assisted by Seth Boon, the Kentucky whistler


Mr. Dempster is delivering his musical lectures in Bos
ton.


Mr. and Mrs. Randall, the Scotch giant aud giantess,
have gone from Cincinnati to New Orleans.