, 1873-10-26
THE DRAMA.

Rhoso engagement last year WIS one Of tho most
profitable OF the Hoason. There Is little need of
Bnying moro than that Bho is hero, aud will up
poar Tomorrow evening in her n,atchless I'M
porsopation Of Jitlie., tho following boing tho
cast Of oharaotors III the drama:
Juliet. Miss Netlaon
Lady capulot.. .Airs. Mario Ledroa
AR. dhnaea ONcii
Jnme8 W horrtB
Tybalt. Frederic BOOK
nriar ht "a A. I r r. Rieree
1ara. ..A1r George Gaston
Capulet. George Holland
Apotnotary. ME It. w. bhlclua
Peter. A1r. ". z. Seymour
61Ilazar..'. Ar. H. N. Wilson
"Romeo and Juliet" will bo played oycry
evening thia weok except Friday. On That eyen-
Ing and at tho Saturday matinee, Miss Nelson
Taa veil Ply PqSf gaa Re r. ac 1y Hds%sc G NSz s
"Tho School for Scandal"
Hoo1EY's THEATRE.
Tho production Of Mr. Barley Campboll'a
''f 1e ass a ondag sxsnng E Msos Hs sesa as
ia tile local thoatricnl world. Tho drama
Ia ono Which possesses q great many ex-
tellent features, but e rathor bold in incident
Ind strained In plot A little careful remodoling,
biiug out the salient points in stronger reliof.
Tho piece has drawn excelently during tho
week, ns novelties alway should, and genera1lydo,
ami tho management havo consented to retain
not seen it should do so, for It is o1quialtely
mounted, and acted almost faultleBsiy. Mr.
HoQ!oy announces as ready for speedy produc-
tion new drama with the somewhat peculiar
title, Clouds" 1t ia tho work of MIR. Fred
Masaer, Of New York, g young author who is
steadily pushing himself into prominence. It ia
q purely American play, FREQ from indecency
intrigue, or immortality, and promises to bo Buc-
ceaBful.
TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The chasto and beautiful "Now hlagdalen at
Mr. Garliuora Theatre haB not boon ns pro-
nounced pecuniary SUCCESS aa the management
would hayo wished. Nor hos it niaed Miss Le-
Rot1oss, or eyon \ finished and careful ono.
However, 1t waB conveyed to tie sopulchro OIL
Saturday ovoning: Tomorrow Miss LcClorcq
wilt appear ns Hc!e7t Faraaoy, in BARLEY Camp
BELLS pretty drama "Fato,' the caat being as
follows:
uelen Taraday.... ;Carlotta Lec!crc1
Juno Temple. NlisB Nae Fletcher
MtSa nycor'. Alrs Wesley LII
saly hlHa Nellie Mcllenry
Frank Fnraday. ay............,.......Ar II. Il. Wood
Mr. Dosnoas... Mr. J. I. Dean
Iucky; ]. j. Everls,n
r. T nazS; 1n;a,;;, Marble
riumner: lii. siiaa noIiason
Polccmnn. L. uay
= Next week tho Vokoa Family will appear,
Thoy hare been two years In America, but haYo
noycr yet beeu induced to como Woat.
THE GLOBE THEATRE.
At this tAoatro during tho week the cnean-
guined drama has thriven nightly. Every
ovoning has heard the yolls Of approval from
tho throats OF multitude Of small boys ae tho
horo's hands wore culbruod in tho gore of thirty
four uuprincipled mon aud eavagos. qun-pow-
dorhas beou exploded in unusual quantities, and
ereen6acks have been contributed by the lovers
Of tho lurld in amazing quantities. Mes Louise
will he devoted to new IriBh drama, entitled
Erin-a- Choera,' tho principal figure in which
is George Francis Train, Who will bo porsonated
BY Mr.. J. J. Wallace. It IL very thrilling, ia this
drama.
MYERS opEnA-uouBE.
So successful has tho Arlngtou-C Cotton-Kom-
bio Combination been in its - Funny hIolses In
Fog that it has boon decided to retain it Tor
new first part, with descriptive finale, entitled
"Tho City Cara, and funny skotcll-" Mntri-
tnony"-6y Arlington, Kayno, and Linden.
sTAn LECTURE couRBE.
In theatrical and operatio seaaona q disan-
pointnent to tho management always results In
disappointment to tho public, SO that when q
"star drops out Of tho armament the blackneHH
OF darkness ensuos. BY como means, however,
fted by any disappointment which tho man.
ayers may chance to meet with. Last season,
whou tho Boston sextet Club failed the1n, tho
managers put In Decohor, and thoro has not yet
boon course given by thom that they have not
given thor season-tcket holdera more than had
been promised An event occurred last week
anr m "tp1u naao neon M azoa ~ aa.
promises to tho letter. thereby saving expotso
but, inatead of using bfr. Eiolds oo,nnu 1tcatol,
that, owing to disaster which had resulted in a
severe lnmeneas. 10 would DO unable to come
ae tho tlMo appointed, thoy az once arranged
by Mr. tle5a, ana IN INFORMED thcr patrons that
they should wait II ~ mr. flcld was able to
meanwhiie mean, @ aiforling tlem ; an opnortunity 1t to 10