, 1873-05-18

hhn
,ttracf;on hcinp T,anra Keanes company, who
~ AtIaeIeu eo.nf H.. n0 Tn,a-, Fomona comedv of
~ ~ aps41 nar;cau 1i an Cousin" 70 many Of Our
theatrcgogra Ito plct OF this play ia so familiar
ug is the cast:
F,cr.noa rreuha.rd. a1iss Laura Keene
Asa Trenchsrd. Harry hawk
Mr. ooyle. a; flsssuu
: eoei oe nundrs,rv :...W - r. Otis |
binneT Robert Meldru1n
Sir Edward Trenchard. ~. ,,o ho1es
Lieut. Vernon S1s.tsr T., nrowae
Sira Iountchesstng gtou Miss II. Livingstone
Georgnal Aisz Laura nia n. hagn
Argusta + Hiss e Aeln9 1sown N1a
Mary Meredith. Me- S1"ra
''''At X r. .,va<,, ,,.p,,rr1rrArnr.
,1,a X,ns-annn;sd ancceza with which Prof.
lun 43'n 11trd1rcnnsned nrionist las met
daring, 91ITn, c tho mat weak has eucournged tho
1n.nasernent nm ' to conclude an engagement with
Inn for TN ensuing week. Prot. Vanek has
hcsetoforo been patronized by large and critical
audiences, and the various tricks he mas
performed havo entitled him TO piaco
among tho most renowned mag1cians OF Tue
present day. The programme 1oE tis hoi TGeh LII LII
been entirely changed the only triek mh'cn ac w.
toa 4na .e xr pSn h. sT inc1ned in the pro
uo.1 'Th;s avon;ng ha will rive an exhibi-
etauaEo:: 10 Us Iii a6,1a,,, ~ Garnan The |
t4on ".n ;isst.at;,.,s 49, - ccan.s n the TIolv
4s!oseuI1 I1 - ;.c1.d,5 !, tba I'm for the nresgnt
!-aa1l 1auu WILL 10 14eAo1e~ - ~'1o N@4A
"oS'>' GENERAL GOSSIP.
~ .sres.,,+ -arfor7n;no ,t tbe Ano11o |
17naHsa -, pa,p. ~ .Sfarin st1,a-ia." sic is
san1, - nnnear ~ ~ 1.ondon Al Mnrie 1ntoiue1e.
0oo0 ~ Npf~N.@ 4s@
:, Lester Tauack Ii golng 10 peouuso ~ 80
an1ae % ~ fha ~ nn1fa Thch are regarded as his
oSs1,
rhaodore H7oss oncns the summer season at
wamseIse ,s;i3, S, Konc;cant's nav piece. nrit-
Na1lach = WIN NJ: oo4eeaut' M ~" f' =; 80 ha
ten expressly ZOE tnis tnca1te' LIZ pay - ~ ~
called Mona; or, the Golaen fo1tela'
Mr. Maurice Grau to visit America and give one
hundred performances. He will begin in New
York about the middle Of September. >.
r.o+r.+; +ha.tra.
coeTs TSi be amnsed mon learuinc that the
oat WI, r. ;,a. 4,;nLs th.t snIayinr hefore
niu n;yed is sndences in the PROVINCES has uncon-
scious1v r. herse1f nerhapa. deteriorated Miss
Nelson's Htyle."
paon1, vii, occasionally revive stories Of the
elder f,ooths BROKEN nose. 4 critic once re-
msrked tn him. 81 like your acting. Mr.. Booth;
but. to be frank with you, can't get over your
nose0 nNo wonder. madam. replied he q the
bridro is gone"
The New York Epenan9 foSt nnueratanos tnae
VI EdWln B9o1h y now 9saaylns ~, ~ m Gha
sperean representations. m he intends ; 70 ae7pie m
two years to the WORK: Ihe recent sa1e OF nus
theat1e was probably que 70 oealEe 70 , % ifoo
Nv ~. '1s. 49, .ar;saa th.t s,,ss.naars,a "K;n<,
We arc ADVISED that onakspeaIes htiS L:1sS
Lear, and almost IL lis histoElcal dramas, with
the exception Of :. Richard L Liz" also Leshlngs I
Msthan i1e baSs recantg 1a
been placed On me R1ohiotoiy @noo4 ny @ne
Russian eensosa , a. 81. ssesssoass, :, 49,, po,.
.,rf" nR A. Boo4h,s Tbnatra. with Miss Neiison in
tho tho title role, the New York Evening Post says
| with Ill its defects, however, and by little
;udicious g. curtaiiment, Amy Robzart' is dos
f{;ns5 to become popular. It's pageantry alone
would iii The house, apart from the exquisite
eomniished actress Who represents the heroine"
/ 1,;sa c.r1ott, rec1erco has anne.red with great
snccess at The Globe Theatre, Boston, as Mercy
WeyTich, in Wilkie Collins own dramatization Of
| his novel. HThe New Masdalen." The Boston
| Journal 5ays: Miss Ieclercq's performance
cannot be too strongly commended. It was
brilliant and finished effost, elaborated to a;fne