Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-09
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.

Miss Kellogg is to sing in English
opera by-and-by.
The Hanlons are a great card at the
Alhambra, London.
Booth starts on a starring tour from
Chicago in September.
Miss Marriott has appeared at the
Theater Royal, Leeds.
Mr.. Mark Smith will return from
Europe in September.
Miss Charlotte eastman is lying
dangerously i'll i'm London.
Mr.. Forrest goes this summer, for
rest, to the Isle of Shoals, N. H.
Corinne, Utah, is proud of a new
opera house seating 800 persons.
Mrs. Gladstane has been playing
elizabeth" at Melbourne, Australia.
John Brougham has taken a place
in Wallack's company for next sea-
son.
c. X. Fox and Tony Denier have a
new pantomime, called "Thee Blind
Mice" ~.
Miss Elise Holt continues to attract
much attention at the Strand, Lon
don. 2fEFIJ ~PETE
Maggie Mitchell is said to be pre-
pairing costumes for another little bare
foot.
Miss Cherry Belle has been playing
Mazeppa at the Pacific Theater, San
Francisco.
Jefferson opens the fall season at
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Miss Adelaide Phillips has closed in
San Francisco and started East, sing
ing en- route 3 2BUAa Es.s1f ana 50
Ben DeBar has added the Theater
Royal, Montreal, to his other man.
agerical cares. '"~@ ~
The aggregate receipts at the Boston
theaters for the season, just closed,
are estimated at $1,000, 900.
Miss Sophie Worrell, according to
rumor, is to be the lessee of the Adel-
phi Theater, Boston, next season.
Mile. TOpp, the Bavarian pianist,
after playing with great success in
America, has returned TO Munich. 8
Pauline Lucea Is having too good
luck in England to accept any offer to
come TO America for an operate tour.
Morlacchi's farming is considered
appropriate blythe New York Express,
as her money came mostly from her
calves.
A new opera of OHenbach will be
produced in Paris this month. The
chorus will number five hundred
voices. l1r 2
Madame Parepa-Ro and Mr.. Carl
Rosa have arrived in London. Mad
anne Rosa will not sing for the
present. 1et
Mrs. Wood closed her regular sea-
son at the st. James, London, on
the 10th, and opened for the summer
season on the 18th. slaas
Miss Kate Keignolds will begin her
fall engagements at st. John, N. b.,
on the 18th of August, appearing as
the Countess, in Fernandez
Miss Lucy Rushton, who was in
this country four years ago, is in Mon
treal, where she is going 20 bring out
her sensational play, the "Red
Hand"
lhO preliminary pcdSOn az tuo
Academy of Music, in New Orleans,
will commence on the 9th of Sep
tember next, and the regular season
on the 18th.
The Lydia Thompson burlesque
troupe will commence an engagement
at the Boston theater on September
18th, making their first appearance in
that city.
r CouldOck, the actor, intends TO lee
ture on the distinguished dramatists
and wits he has met, including Dick
ems, Douglas Jerrold, Macready,
Keah, Kemble, and others.
The city fathers at Atlanta, Ca,
have recently passed q law prohibits
ing any male or female in the profess
sion from wearing the gafb of the OPP
sex while performing on the
stage.
Charles Ware has completed a bur-
on the " Black Crook and
has chosen China and Alaska for the
en- scene, in order to introduce,
certain magical effcts never yet Wit
messed in this country = ~