, 1873-02-09

Possessing much merit. Broughau attended re-
hea1sal the otaer day. and being asked be ia
it TO interest him. replied ~ trying to mike out
] what 1t Il Ill about"
Pauline ccshmsa is no: dying. Is reported, but on
the contrary is learning dance, which takes any
| amount Of breath and muscle.
Fanny Janauschek fs IN New York. B.ll-boys It her
hotel who cannot the froncr pronunciation OF
! her narne, a1luda to her as DutcaJ."
place with the Title, ~ Woman Pulls Stronger than
| Hundred O1ep," by Dcrnet11o Duea, IL now being
successfully pla5ed 1t the Forcntine The=re, ssp1e
Memphis Datchmsn thought he discovered in Rip
ed so ho had to be takcn out .nd soohed with police
Han's club.
s1r. s,1nuel CoIrie has sold to Mr.. J. E. Hayes his
interest in tbs Olympic Theatre New York and Alex
OF his health.
4 woman named stacey, whose bustness is perform
ing Oh t1apeze attached to balloon, fontcl and fell
from the trspeze at San Francisco, last weak Al
though the fau *as 50 feet, the Ia still alive.
Charles B. Jefferson, son Of the great comedian,
recently made his professional debut in tho Academy Of
Music, Charleston, s. C. It will b9 remembered that
stage At acvck.ra Theatre abont four years ago, a.
DiggorM IN "Tha Spectre Bridegroom"
Mr. ". 8 Gilbert, tho dEamatt.t. shows from the
index to denestes work. that out Of 1000 plays,
nows-dnys; that of the remaining 20 only IS are put
on the boards st present that OF these IS only II
works OF acknowledged mari and that out Of the
II, bat II can claim to rank Is standard works.
The memory OF great actors seems to grow old very
rapidly. Tho London Globe raoraazes over the decay
Of the tombstone Of John Philip kemhle, making the
The actor died in 1873, but the Siooe would havs 1s
believe hs death occurred in 1923. It WIS not nt:
print for that journal 1cmarks that $50 years time
enough for his tomb to fall into decay.
Tho New York Herald eays: James oazes whose
duties In connection with the settlement Of Edwin For
rests property have kept him from Boston for time,
EtHfHK fn Trcr
eee y s M!stsappi and Mssou1 and eonse
out 1ctteEn Of administration in each Of thcae States
"La Poule Aux CUTS DOR which was given at tho
9aiete Tteare Paris, Nav Tears Day, u spectacle
IN tventy-four scenes. The sccne which s most ap-
plauded Is where all the characters becoomrstcat In
sruments aEd there Is ballet by ladies' dressed
guitars and bells assisted by children with concertna
skirts, while the background a admirably hed up by
An army Of gigantic ciarinets snd autea.
Leoaa Darc is the significant nsme Of female
"trapezist whose performances thua described
She Is decate IN form and fea:ure rery pretty, aud
has nice Little husband named ual!t aass. IN her
exezcses. She hangs by her heels, and, throwing
To this her husband susrends himself, and an addi-
from his feet She also holds her husband BY her
hands while hanging head downwards. In the trs-
folez to pefo lie ae9sre work but Ions
matters" This is supporting 4 husband in double
fense Who shall say that woman is weak and depend
ent after this7
neaiiuQ upou the merits OF Mr. Emmet's nct1nQ. is
pleased to observe that ait Is remarkable thing to
notice With refereucs to the Americar staoe. what
GOOD actors arn rom seemingly hsd school
70 wlich m inlipnant Americsn repliee. "A seeu
iney bad school Is SAFE u1essure cf criuciaua. 4
orchsrd nr any otner cieatiya srenrv The seennoI1
hid American schooi has nrod9ced mora cood actors
within tha LAT ttrt ro.s than Eno1snd eon1d oszt
Of IN n centnrvn |~o''"0> ~''S@ 00'
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not her overshoes,-that she unable to appear
1or three yS Ii Sew o1eans and had to bare tooth
extracted Iho f7edgs.nes critic a3Ss Iae h1aa