The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,

about Mrs.. Browns baby having been assigned by
reason OF an error IN the numbers. 10 Mrs.. Jones
able destruction Of millinery on both Sides tne re-
spectlve mothers unaccountably preferring 10 nave
their own offspring.
For where was ever seen the mother
Would give her BOBBY for Anoshsr'
Yet all mothers are not 80 particular, les Gay
say what he may. More direfui mlsnaps renain 10
be recorded. How little could the manager nave
supposed good easy man-that In establishing 9
babJ's cloak room he was, In fact converting ns
theatre into an asylum Iof ein,s mS0es s,anev
Smith used to say that he had known many peopte
who were willing enough to pass for good Samarl-
But no such scrupe occurs to the minds OF some Of
the raddingtOnian mothers. They are quite pre-
pared e pay the two but sasy are 20 I r
gard that sum as an adequate remuneration twnich
Il really II mott for taking charge Of their children
three babies have thus been thrown on the hands
81 the who Y s3SrsS 70 se
pectat dun denuat amnts." Meantime, for the pro-
lection Of postery and lest any theatre In ages YET
unborn should be turned into founding nospltai,
IL may be as well to preserve the handful OF the
Alfred among the curiositles Of theatrical htera-
annoyance having been caused ansns ss
determined on refusing admii,ancs TO children
years Of but In order TO prevent the disappointment 20
mothers M consequent on ssch resma'on large room VIII
BABIF6' CLOAK ROOM,
in which children DO left the entire evening for two pence
each STAT q purses VIII DO IN ATTENDANCE and every re-
MAY II, 1888.
"'ris sweet to win no matter how, ones ,urels,n
says Byron and Il Is better to be celebrated Tor ones
laugh Than not 20 celebrated at al provided al
ways 1t is not in the horse laugh that speaks the va
Comedian Whether male q female Or Sysone
actresses MIRA Jordan, Mrs. Nisbett and Mrs. Honey
were, we are told, Ilustrous IN this respect Leigh
V16oAt nf
humanity" to Mra Iortian's laugh, adding that 1t
alone was good value for your money. An old actor
mas @ one sb paws ~ s
wasfor many years the representative Of what Is tech
ncally called the "heavy buslness'' at Drury Lane
week IN Jersey at the good old age Of eighty
In dramatic literature ne made some trivial
attempts having n p1oea 1ns .,s1
tons brought him little fame. he was remembered
Perfection n an Easter Spectacle brought out many
years ago at C0vent Garden, under the title Of
"Zezizozu" His cachinatlons were contagious and
laughed IKE Charles Thompson, what q good thing
1t would have been for the world.
en- s a 6s n ~ M mas
Lessee OF Sadler's Wells theatre. The deceased
gentleman was accompanying Miss Marriott mrs.
States. CAUTIOUSLY enough, Just as tns sad inteIi-
9ence arrived, the following strange advertisement
from the manager OF the Bolton theatre was going
the round Of the papers,
TO Miss Marriott, Englands Premier Tragic Actress
Papers duly received; read with delight Thanks. I'm
building you new Bolton theatre Come home w sGSR
Mr.. G. Mathews, Mr.. Fechter, Mr. Bandmann, Miss
Milly Palmer MRS. Bandmannl Mr.. TOOe ana Mile
Beatrice are all In that strange place called "the
provinces" the country" our fathers used to call
Il, and what much pleasanter word II was
Madame Celeste is at the National Standard,
whittier Mr. sothern IL going the week after next to
convuse the East Enders with the fantastic drOl.
er1es Of Lord Dundreary.
Mr.. Thomas yayers (sisOn OF the late chanpfon of
the world"-only fancy has adopted the lugubriOus
profession Of comic singer, and 10 announced to
sing at Scotia Hail. Glasgow. Mr. Sayers notifies
that "he VIII appear wearing the identical costume
In which his father fought that memorable battle at
marlborough for the championship OF the world.u
AS the costume" in question consisted to my GER
tain knowledge Of pair Of brooches and pair of
Shoes and Of these alone, MIR. Sayers WIN not be en-
numbered with drapery.