The New York herald., 1869-02-26
THEATRICAL NOTES.

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Shir Campbell the favorite OF all lovers Of English
OPERA has been compelled by q severe cold to with
draw temporarily from the Richlngs opera troupe.
The Rev. J. @. Fletcher, OF Hartford, took an
audience "Two Thousand Miles Up the Amazon" on
Monday evening last.
The hevelocipedists Of Hartford madly revoved about
the Music Hall In Hartford on the evening OF the 22d
for a silver pitcher and goblets.
On Saturday evening the Rchings opera troupe
WIN give the Bohemian Girl' al Allyn Hail. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Albaugh closed their engage
Louisville in the French drama, aEustache Baudln.u
Mrs. ADaugh was Miss Mary Mitchell.
The WOrrell Sisters have gained very slightly In
Chicago favor by the burlesque Grande Duche sse.n
Mss Kate Brev00rt has achieved q gratifying repu-
tation IN Chicago BY superb banjo solo, which
Mr. Edwin Rupert, who bills himself "I.ondon
comique," Of which there seems to be no end, plays
in buretta In Chicago entitled 1.-The lntrgues OF q
Dukes Daughter" Mr.. Rupert VIII not make Q hit,
no intrigue OF anyb0dy's daughter could be de-
vised which would be new to tue people OF Chicago.
The circus at the Olympic theatre. Boston, Is doing
good business The company embraces Carlotta
dc Berg. James Cooke the snow Brothers, little
ia Perlchole" Is played in Rio Janeiro
vining Bowers is playing Burberry Kopb, In "Rose.
dale" for the creoles.
at Woods Museum IN consequence 81 diversity OF
opinion with the management. She will conse-
qan not appefrn fns as May @ ns In ae @ o.
harland, who was cast for Sam Willou2hby. Miss
Lille Eldrdge will play Sam.
The .sLadies OF the Female Haytten Association"
will give ball supper In aid OF their beloved coun-
try on Monday evening next
The "nery Tybalt" who has won many encomiums
for the fine presence bold spirit and resonant elocu
on In the recent presentations OF that character at
Booths theatre, has severed his connection with
that establishment and the part IL new played by Mr.
Frank Lawlor, American actor, recently returned
from London. where he exacted the encomiums Of
Z. T. Smith q Covent vent Garden notOriety. nj. Law.
lor's Hamlet is yet remembered IN San Francisco.
and his John Melsn Is fragrant In the minds OF
The few remaining brunettes on the stage are torn
by conflicting emotions. To dye or not to dye, that
is the question Whether it's nobler in the maid to
suffer the lngs and arrows Of outrageous fashion,
or take o nask Of golden fluid and by one s0using
end them. 1t Is to be hoped no pretty brunette will
commit herself, as Fashion iS nckle hussy and
CouidocKs falssan Is highly praised by the inte-
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney williams maintain their
splendid success in Philadelphia.
Young Rlsles-o1spring of the eccentric Risley
4 Palmer
Lolita regards encores as the greatest bane Of pcpu
Ada Monk is in Cincinnati.
After Darkn has been brought out at Woods
theatre In CINCINNATI with Mr.. J. L. McDonough In
The manager Of the Dearborn theatre in Chicago
is telling ..Whlte Lies'' to the Chica9oans.
The Richings opera troupe commence In Boston
afhe Patriot Of Polandn has turned up in Boston ct
not ask for subscriptions for hts bleeding country.
Professional velocipedists are In great demand now
1t is said that Miss Mcvickars religious scruplss
kept her from the stage several years.
Broughams audience on the hrst night Of his 'sOld
Familiar Bin" was cluster Of fashionable diamonds
OF the first water.
Miss namlin is to play at Brougham's.
Annie C0llins0n. the well known buriesque actress,
ah RAT n
snce at the Lyceum and was playing at the loyalty
at the time OF her death. When Mss Kate Ranoe
iesque "Biack Eyed Susan, Miss Collinson assumed
the part.
toms Birthday were the largest ever had in that
house. showing that good management and attrac-
tive features can make small houses pay a. well as
large ones Az the the matinee tney took IN $500, ana
Miss Kate kcgnolds has been engaged by the man.
aoe sae viii open on ne stS Of March IN psy
called ''Shadow OF Crime,n written by Mr.. Chelt-
enam. and IN which piece Miss Reignods has lately
achieved quite success In Boston.
Miss Ada Webb. who was reported married or
engaged to be married, II not conjugaly connected,
present. She is now occupied in making the neces-
sary arrangements for her appearance, after one
years absence In the principal cities In the Atlantic
States.
American artists still carry the palm OF superiority
In Europe. Signora Maria Cailsl0 (Miss HuntIey),
alter a most successful debut IN Berlin, has won
even greater iaurels In Belgium, where she Ia a.
much praised for her nne tragic acting as for her
extraordinary musical talent
Herr Haase, the popular German actor. is ex-
pected to arrive In this city tomorrow from Europe.
lie Is under Q two months engagement to che
management OF the Stadt theatre, ana Is said to be
In many pieces superior 10 Mr.. Dawson, the eminent
.Tumbleronicon--O'Reardo sirnamed ssThe
Great''-is holding forth not in q concert hall In
Philadelphia, but at Tammany.
Mr.. Oscar Pfeifer, the South American pianist, has
gone to Rio Janero.
.Our Mutuai friend- and ''The Children OF Night
are going TO follow the LADY OF Lyons" at the
Louisville theatre.
Binrhamton, In this state, is made happy by the
vain endeavors Of q company OF amateurs to show
the citizens OF that place how "Stil " aters Run
Deepn
Buckley's MInstrels a contortionist and Q ballet
are the attractions this week IN Detroit,
Madame Aihaiza nee Lubele, OF the Grand Opera
House, has been doing the .'Grand Duchess In New
orleans with much success.
Matamora Forrest and the Lancashire Lass- are
deligntlng tue Jerseyites at Trenton.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons takes benent tonight in Gin
cinnati appearing in Judge Carter's new play entl-
tied the "sicilian Sisters"
Manager sherrys dramatic company from Harris
burg Is giving q series Of performances shis week
In Columbus, Ohio.
.Pocahontasr ls now on the boards at the Arch,
Philadelphia. The Quaker critics complain that
many OF It's jokes are old, ana the hits fall untaken
upon the audience, for that which they refer TO II
either entirely forgotten or only dimy remembered
and they think that Mr.. Brougham would do well to
go over u and adapt IL TO abe present time. Can't