Theatrieals In Canada,
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MONTREAL, August 25, lsI5.


This fine city has been all alive Or during the past
week The we'll attended, the theatre libe-
rally supported and the of the Swiss BellRing
fully and fashonably attended that they have
taken the theatre for week on their own account and
give concerts every evening which will doubtless be


the rage for the Ringers have had the honor of payne
at the residence Of Lord Metcale by invitations and on
dit, the Governor General delighted that their
future concerts will be given under his immediate pa
tronage. Mr. Corbyn, their manager has been favored
also with powerful letters Of introduction to leading
members Of society in the West Indies and Mexico to
which places these wandering minstrels will il is said
now wend their way


Skerreu wound up his season of nine or ten weeks
last Saturday with toeraby fair house He delivered
a farewell address, and was loudly cbeered Afer tho
ali OF the curtain his pretty little wife called out
but Skerret took this honor also himself and began
another speech but finding his mistake he sudde nly re
tired, and Andrews led forward Mrs. s., who smiled,
pressed her hand upon her bos-corsets mean-and re-
tired The Montreal beaux have not vet got nm the
bouquet foolery, though the twaddle and 6umbne of
critcsm i ripe mere Miss Clarendon, who is the most
mik ana water mixture OF assumption and inability that
ever stepped on stage, made three nights hdeous INV
her deiul execution of Pauline, Mrs. Haller and an.
other part equahy above her comprehension and ability
to portray And one paper here Ohc Courier 1
Think was the only one that lashed the imposture
as II deserved. The others lauded her to the skies
before she appeared and afterwards talked an infinite
deal OF nothing about what she might would could
should. or ought to be- Mrs. Howard and Mrs Andrews
remain to sing with the BelRngers, the rest of the
company depart each on his her errand and thus ends
the theatrical season at Montreal $50 e'''


Inc segnns gave two concerts here lately to very
mesgre audiences-they then went to Quebec and wers
not more fortunate, while by the Toronto s,aid an
pears they played in that city to beggarlv account
empty benches. Anognni Il waiting the arrival of De
begns, fico and company suppose for he has been
here Tor week past, doing nothing professionalIy-l
tronized '' """ - ~o', ="


The hotels swarm with Americansthe weather is hot
the roads dusty-the soldiers parade two or three
tunes week and their kits astonish the delicate sensi
Q, young ladies' from those schools In the States
Where even the legs OF pianos covered with pants