Thaatricals, &cs
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Ole Bull performed at the Philharmonic socistys Con
cert, Philadelphia, ON wednesday evening The pspers
state that his performances were Of their Usual excel
ence and Miss Barry received several rapurous encors
rentaman amateur with hne voice. made his first sp
pesrauce successfully The managers Of the society have
ssd 10 OLE Bull beautifully embossed and chased
vs,e FOR having volunteered his services the occasion


~ cssses gave his farewell concert in Philadelphia
Last evening sM


"oId Heads and Young Hearts" has been brought out
with great success at both houses in Philadelphia.


Mrs. Booth has come out with spicy card against Mr.
Burton, the manager Of the Arch street Theatre Phia
dolphin. Nt.


Mrs~Yernap recently ofthe Park Theatre, In this city,
made - = sace before New Orleans audience
on the ian rS4 Mrs Maaprop, In sheridan's stsr
ling comedy OF ,hv<. Rivals" hM


Mr. booth arrived h New Orleans the 18th instant
and commenced his ensagement at the American Thea
tire the l4,h supportsd by Mr. and Mrs. Walsck, and
the other menber of the company at this popular estah
lishmsnt ~ahHafE


Mrs. Booth IL engaged at tho Baltimore Museum.


The Swiss Bellringers made their appearance In s.
vannsh on the goth inst, af.t vga 8fpfH H 81.