, 1873-03-23

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interviewer. -. H. 6ufT1Qe
Some idea Of tho vast and elaborate prepare
| tions made for the production Of ''Ju1ius 6neez
| or may ho gained from the annexed modes
managerial announcement:
The elagaus end elaborato dresses will bs strictly
tho period, f1shtonplate OF the la.est srring ae
winter fashions having been purchased from Mesera
Thread Needle, tailors and nnuquarhns, Rome IN
~. The brazen and antique arnors ensigns, stand
ards, ETC., viii bo imported, regardless Of expense
from ts s In edsT ,hst ,he snen. city
be shown in Ill ite antique spcndor tho entire
will be removed, taken round the corner, aand-pa
the management for this revival to make II
tho history ct the stage Tho principal characters i
the tragedy viii bo represented BY great snd expert
ecced tragedans, and IN far superior manner to
thing erer witnessed in Chicago.
NIXoS's ANPH1TuEATnE.
Various new and attractive features are an-
nounccd for this week by Wilder's National Cir
CTS, at Ni2on's An1phi.hostre among them tho
first appearance Of Mile. Louise BoBchelle, on
tho s1ack-vire; first time Of La Eschelfe Por1-
ouEe; Frank Pastor in his brilliant act Of the
6hipnrecked sailor;' the comic net Of Mons.
and Nine. Dennie, ETC. James Robinson con-
tinues to appear in his thrilling bareback ae! and
all tho other favorites Fonain. Next Friday
evening Mr.. John Foster, popular American
clown, makes hia frat appearance.
MKESg THEATRE.
Tho interval during which Aiken's Theatre re-
manned unoccupicd has been improved by Mr..
Aiken in making several important and valuable
been considerably changed, giving much more
space between the rows, and thus adding ma
terial1y to tho comfort Of Tho auditorium. The
floors have been raised, and tho line Of sight thus
improved. The entrance and exit capacity has
ben enlarged, and tho theatre is now model Of
comfort. The Aimoo Opora Douffe Company ap-
pear At Aiken'e this week. One week from to-
morrow night the Mckee Rankin combination
begin an engagement Of one week, N1z. Rankin
appearing as Hip Fan 1Finkle.
REV. E. n, CuAPIN N CHICAGO.
For tho first time in over ton years, the elo-
quant orator DR.. Chaplin, whose famo has been
national for over thirty yoars, has been induced
to come SO far West Us this city to make public
appearance. Tomorrow night he formally clones
gan avenue Baptist Church, and on Tuesday ap-
pears for the last time in this city, probably
forever, At the Union Park Congregational
Church: DR.. Chapin is now nearly GO years OF
ago, and it hss been With great difficulty that he
be hzs little to add to his fame By such tour,
aa his great congregation testides. Without tho
eccentric qualities which makes Beecher man
Of such power and influence among the people,
Chapin Is everywhere recognized as the greater
thrsiaHm, which makes him a perfect bat
tery OF electrical power - he stands be-
foro his audience, together with bis
polished manners and graceful delivery, mako
Chaplin the last living orator OF what might be
Not to hear him will be deemed as great !. mis-
fortune, In years to como, III not to have heard
Webster or Everett. 1t is, therefore, fair to pro-
sumo that the audience which will he present to-
morrow and Tuesday nights will be even greater
ul1rly Is the lectures announced are the greatest
OF this great orator, Who Will ittln6iy close the
second Star Course.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
Joseph Jefferson acted in Boston last Escok:
The Chinese theatrical troupe, in Ban Francis
CO, is preparing to como East.
Mrs. Boucicau1t il to return to England soon.
Alr. B. remains in America for come time.
IA Business Woman" recently produced At
the Union Square Theatre, New York. ia pro-
nounced the worst Of Olive Logan's attempts At
70 be the chief difficulty.
The New Bedford Standard stigmatizes specu- !
lion In tickets for the theatre Is Credit Mo- |
biler operation. 1t seems that At the late ap-
7ca7ance OF Jefferson in Rip Van WlnAle,
mo young men bought all the eligible seata in !
.he house, about 500. Unlko members OF Con- !
sress, the young men confess having made
handsome dividend.
L proposal to revisit England has bean made |
% Mr. Edwin Booth by Mt. Hall, who. resign |
ng tho management Of the Holborn Theatre,
~ondont is in treaty on the tenancy OF Drury
Lane, Theatre, at the conclusion Of the present
esso, Which has almost expired Ar. Map!eson
August, when frc.h term Of dTe years will be
granted, for which Mr.. Chatterton, 31r. Maple.
Gu, lr. Harris, A1r. Fell, and eeTere! provincial
managers, are eaid to be competing.
6ardou is not hopeless OF the final removal OF
To government nterdict upon the production
+ Uncle San" in France. He has recently
written to Alr. DAILY to send him several hundred
opica OF the la1ess. size American newspapers, |