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"FAsHIoN Mrs. Mr watl's new American Co., medy f"Fashiou" is still drawing crowded l.ous es at the Park Theatre, ld such coninues to be it success, that although Mir. H. Placide was to have c""nenced an engagement on Monday last, Mana ger simpson thought it advisable to pay him hand some pfem'"n To postpone his engagement for W"if ''"' 'he 'ul headway of he comedy might moi De ih,efrnpmd Mr. Manager Marshall, of our Wal nut suee' lhedre' we are glad to learn, has, at a heavy expense, purchased of the auiboress the righ for thus cnt, and will produce i, nex, week. Every attention wll' be paid to it's proper getting up, and the Walnut pos sesses confessedy the best comedy in America, no doubt can be entertained of ,,s success, and play goers may prepare themselves f,r a treat

 The New York Express of Tuesday saws.

 "The stage manager ofihe Walnut street Theatre. MT. Blake. came here on Saturday purpose,y | witness the representation of Mrs. Mowaits new comedy. He was well pleased with the play thai he made liberal arrangements with the author for iis production in Philadelphia, where il will be pIayed for the frs, time next Monday evening. Blake takes th' part of Tiueman; Richings, the old favoIie f New fo,k audeaces, is cast as the Count, Mis- Susan Cushman Gertrude Mrs Blake as Mrs. Tiffany, Wlealley as Howard, and Chapman ds Snohsoa, The remaining pirs are all appropriate ly cast and the Philadelphia manager is resolved o produce the play in style equal if possible that winch the public have witnessed at The Park. IL will be played tonight the Park for the foafeenth time No American five act play ever met with d success al all comparable with lhs."