, 1873-06-15

lhE .AllloAVc
| would have tolerated sardou'a Uncle Sam
| if it had only been d1rty without being dull.
Miss Nelson terminated hor engagement al
| Booths Theatre last week with threo perform
aaces OF Rosalind 8he gosa to Europe Tor
space.
Lester Wall.ck has sent 81, ,45o 40 to the widow
OF the late T. ". Robertson, aa the return fo
the performances Of "David Garrick" at hi
theatre.
"1'he New Magdalcn," drama Of tho t'For:
m oea stripe, ia included in tho repertoire O.
nearly every second-c1ass star actreas, and one
or two better ones.
"Lost," 9 local sensation. is to be produced
in Cincinnati. II the experiences OF that catl
are Hinilar to ours, it will wish that al " looa
sensations Were lost.
An Ohio paper speaks Of 3 new farce called
Emotional Insanity" One would suppose
that it WIS 80 old as to be played out noW--an-
Less Stokes cheats the hangman.
One Of Mr. Barnnm's Foe}eo cannibAfs ia said
to have resigned his savage position with the
following remark i" Bo jabers, I'd rather carry
mo native hod than be haythen at $40 month !"
Tho Metropolitan Theatre and Maeuire'a
opera~Housee, San Francisco, are to be torn
down, to make way for q new street. These are
the oldest theatres IN that city.
oantotuaa aa ~ givon pl511 " 20 10" ema,
can be expected. He essays to play in tho
shaksperean drama, and is expected in Chicago
nsxt TALL
Dion Bouciunult has commerced suit against
3. L. Davenport for producing "Thc Colleen
Bawn." and Frank Mayo for performing the
"etreets Of New fork-" he morely warns others
to be wary.
Soma rsscaI stole Il portion Of Laura Keoneb
vardroha and hss been held for grand 1nrrenv
IA In;oht havn tahen cha whole var1rohe ~
Ivaia 9homnson,a blondes and asoanad w;th =
nnan fine e,
NfsS Aeath, = rising English traBedienne, has
been honored with a presentation to Queen Vic
torlA and royal commendation. This dstin-
guished honor Z sufficiently rare 10 oreste sen-
po,,,ro,, ap3,. 1,a,a,n ~, No.,
t.a;- .-.,s.,,1,,,s ~ W,a aafH u.sa 1a9s
80 ~. 4,sofs ~ - tnu:.a @no S1. ~.
ntra.+. th,,,af ~. v IA 20 .rrss+ad w I
r., - ,.;do;sht ~ @l1 - ho1so !,
s.4 ~ on'em ;1;a 10 tsal1aa.eu no e. nom1t et
a9ss I n ananng 70 soesae NM ne granted 1ofen'
80 1.@-
Tho close OF tho drauat1c season IN New York
gives the Tribune ~ Opportunity to Say: Out
ld& ID the artists We have Already noticed
R'echter, Nelson, Jefferson, and Oushman)
mono have gained more snorou8h @tomph than
md trns ambition, abe may wear the mantle that
q me eotnse o. natufa fne81 soon 1aA rom h1Sa
Coshnaane anou1oers
Mr Bouetcaulfrb new phy "Mcra,n though
tightly touched by the New York critics on its
rstSee Peushy nes one eea oa ae ii
thong ght the combination OF ignorance and in
pudenoe in 4a1dou'B Uncle Sam WAS unsur
pAdHaUldt DuE 11r. DOtt1CaL1k ua6 bol0 VAAo WY
tel" and concludes with the following:
Theirs u nothing 30 aggraVattng ID suspicion o1
~: ~ 20 hat 81 set t,ear ss frn A.
tar DarR y The I,otterr of Idfen "The New Mag
dAlenn The Streets Of New York. aud 1t 1azst gix
ty other Accessible works.
The London Orchestra saTs of Wilhie Collins
play, Tho New Magdalen," that it is we'll
Constructed and powerful drama, with repul-
aiva r7}ot r. a5da. What VA In MT like the
gtyle Of building which Mr. Collins has erected.
He makes moral out OF his story, and tho
moral ia that the Mapdaleu ia to be eTmpathiZed
with a1hait an irnpostor and cheat Us well rs q