Entertainments

Dou't forget that to-night occurs the event of the scason, at the Grand Opera House. Barney McAuley, the celebrated comedian, will enact the character of Falstaff in King Henry IV, and no lover ai the prince of dramatists can afford to miss tlfis opportunity of seeing the repreontation of one of his grandest plays. The Irish comedian, John F.Ward, will make his appcarance here Monday evenngthe 24th inst. in "Top o' the Mornng." He is spoken of very highly. One aper says : The play " Top o' the Morning " is by ! red. G. Alaeder, who does nothingpoorly nd has added much to the reputation of everal stars, now of the first magnitude. Hr. John F. Ward, who is at the head of the company, captuied the audience In his ripple character of " Rody O'Flaherty Doctor Felix McGlinty and Lanty O'Fofarty." Deserving of speciiü mention was he leadlng lady, Miss May Davenport, who sustained a dual character, and the ittle Miss Ida Ward, who is bevond question one of thcfinest child actresses on the stage. Of the rest of the company it is sufflcient to say that they were equal to he parts assigned to them by the plot. Of the play, it is like all of Maeder's productiong ; it offers the opportunities, and he rest is left to the actors.