, 1873-07-20

OF 6lGEAflt bE0uEEy uu1 TiEu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh
very SERIOUS moment. "school" is familiar
co1uedy, aud has boon well acted in Chicago bo-
fore. Tho Gust for tomorrow evening is very
strong, aud includes Miss Conner, who has had
a reBt during tho past weok. 1t il as follows :.
Jack Poyntz..: John ". Dlnladel
.belyil Ryan
Lord Deaufoy. james w. Norria
Dr. butclluo..- .Rlasei! sogga
neae iiiss F;sn e oonsr
Hsni rSc n1ias aviney Gax1c
Mrs sutcdo Mira. Clara r. Maedor
Rose. ..Ess Josie Datchelder
Gaars G!aTa; MIss Mss hs;aont 9sSasSa
Ietto. La retito Hamilton
Emily Emily Mia Molly MaSdeF
Tic part Of Jack Povntx viii bo 1a test of Mr
Blaisdoll's ability. Mr. Giddcns has played
Beau farintosh before In this city, and tho i'm
personstion will be remembered as one Of his
best.
M'v1oKEn's THEATRE.
On Monday last the Katie Putnam combina-
ton commenced their last week with an o1eol-
lent emotional pioco, entitled "The World and
duced by this company, but did not meet with
the guccoaa 1t deserved. Their engagement can
not be said to have becn very successful
one, although it will aid Mr.. Browne
in giving him prestige In smaller
Donodict New Orleans Minstrel Company will
tako possession OF MoVckor's for ono week only,
aud give lovors Of tho burut-cork business Ill
they want, This is, porhaps, tue best known Of
gu minattel organizations and includes some o. Of
country. Among thom arc the following LOWS
Benedict, J. T. Gulick, ". Ward, W. W. uor-
man, Thomas Dixon, George Il. Edwards, Franlk
Kent Frank Dumont, j.. Fox, and D. II. Smith.
nal. The first part embraces chorus, "Tho
TiEor Gouclea," by tho COMPANY; tho "FtoTer
Of Kildare" by Dumont; "Way Down in
Georgia." " l,anodiet; "prown-oyea Motto
wards; and We Sat by tho RiTer," by Dixon.
The second part includes some excollont songs
and dances, and several amusing sketchoh, among
them tho Curiosity -Sookors and :" Diglocatol
Opora Burlosquo,' banio solo by Edwards, a1ld
the farce, Unexpected Visitors !" tho whole to
Illuminated Tab!oaux."
rHE GLOBE THEATRE.
It Las already hoen announced that Alr. Frank
Lawlor has boon hard Mt work retittng tho Globe
everything In readiness to open on Saturday
night, August 2, when the louHe will DO found
newly painted, frescocd, carpeted, and seated at
considerable expenao. The pieco for The opening
night will he tho sensational drama "Auroen
Floyd, in which Nh. Lawlor playo at CrosbyB OPP
cra-Houso some years ago with i1nnlonao succeas.
On Monday, Aug. 1, will be played, for tho
arst time In the West, the now society -tlrama,
'Tho New Mag1alen," takon from Wilkie Col.
Inns novel, iu which John Jack end Annie Frmin
mill play the principal parts. Tho namo is at
tractlvc to the prurient, the leading character
being vicious woman, wloao virtues arc tnng
uitiod out Of all proportion, and whose vices aro
gildel over until they become perfectly delight
full. Mr.. Lawlor knows human nature.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Arkwright's Vito ID the name of Mr., Tom
Taylor's latest play,
The st. Louis Republican labors tenderly to
provo that Shakespeare was an Inspired lonfer.
"Richolieu is in rehearsal ut tho London
Lycoum. Mr. Irving will probably play the Car,
dEnal.
Anew drama by Fl. J. Byron has recently boon
produced in Liverpool. II Is called 'Chainel 10
Tho Oar"
The summer Hcaeon hns boon most disastrous
to New York managers. Only thro0 Theatres arc
oron low.
Miss lone Burke, for long timo ono 'of Au-
gustin Daly's attractive personages, will travel
next aoason with ]. II. Stoddard.
A London paper statoa that Mr.. ]. T.. Toole,
the favorite comedian, has rellnquaLed tho idea
Of coming to Anlerioa, ct present.
Miss Ollvo, once M artist's model, recently
mnlo her debut at tho Qucon's THEATRE Loudol;,
and the critics havo condemned lor With faint
praiso,
Col. Torney thinks Shakespeare "Henry V. y
III uUk 6uluGlbEkly fukllbH, puGlGt1GH LuTC6
columns Of tue play to prove itB title to supreme
admiration.
Somebody asks why 1t is that theatres gro sell
dom 1t eyor struck by lightning, tho solution Of
which connndrum la that every orchestra ilaH @
conductor.
'Antony and cleopatra" Ia 10 bo brought out
at tho Drury Lano Theatre, IN an adaptation by
Mr. Audrow Halliday. Mr.. pheIpB the trugedi-
an, will play tho trumyir.
The Intention Of rebuilding tho boston Globe
Theatre has boon abandoned. Arthur Cheney,
who hnB been tho sole lesaoo Of that oAtablsh-
mont about two years, has evidently got enough
Of thoatrical buBinens.
Oirous men don't roam through New Hamp-
shiro much. Tho last Legislature passed law
to flno the proprietor OF aug circus attempting
to o1llbit In that State a sun not loss than
ohopping each other up.
practical tost Of tho development Of tho
Turkish stage. and Of Its popularity, il tllut d
benefit at tile Qucdik paBla IAoatro brought
noarly s0, 600 for the now Turkish College, which
has boon founded to supply tho westorn public
school System NTH provision for boarders.
Theodore Hamilton, manager, for John 2.
opors-Houso, Cincinnati, and the flrat ongsgo-
mont will bo with tho entire company Of the
Fifth.Ayonuo Theatre, Now York, who will up
poar lu o round OF their moBt euccoBBful claw
hammer adultery DRAMAS 81 an Old actor ca!l6
them.
"Mr. Wilkie Col]tns' last drama" aaya the o.
cheslra, "is going into all the tongues md nll
tho captslH Of Europe. II III bloasomiuY In
De neue Magdalons, at The Hague aB 'Donewa
Magda!en,' ii Milan as La nuoya hIaddalona,
in Moscow aa 'Noyhia Magdalonn.' Only tho
lborian and Scandinavian States arc without the
new play. suroly tho north and tho southwest
Of Europe will also mako graap ut it,"
TIA Petite Fadetto," which l.as bcen revived
ct tho dymnsoo- -Dramatiqao, paria, has served