, 1873-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS
THE ACADEMY or MugIU.

THE AuADIMY or Mus1U.
Tho weather wns sufficient to proclaim to tho
public lust evening that worry email nullonco
unw Mrs. Choufrau appear III "Jcalousy." IN
adaptation from tho French by n1r. Clifton ".
Taytouro. Tho original lrama from which
"Joalouny" WAS adapted furnishod tho stago
with "Eaat Lynno," from which, as mattor Of
courao. Mr.. Tayleuro's vorsion tooa not dlaer
very considerably. II Aeonlu t1at "Eant LynnY"
Is tho haao Of many Of the society" dramas Of
lo prcaoilt day, furnishing, rs 1t dooa, grourt-
work for Iato," "Poril," etc. THO tlclue Of
jcalousy is ono Which nc aro just beginning to
tlro Of. Mr. Gilbert, In l,iu "Dnb Dallad,,"
mildly cxprosHos tho feeling Of 1nonotony In
sonlo tondor lnea.
It may bn that thoro Ia only ono form Of human
frailty which can movo an audience, and, on tllia
hypothesis, tho monotone Of tho drama can be
kindly tolerated. Otherwise cortainly not. II
jealousy IL tho key.noto OF the human heart, II
might 10 Btruck with varying touch, or even 70.
1ayed by running accompaniment Of gonle-
Thing else. But 1t aoldom ia, and in Mr.. Tay-
1oure'a drama 1t Ia not. Tho story is 30 cont-
plotcly that OF " East Lynuo" that We forhoar
to glve spaco to 1t. Thoro are some Incidents
which nro novel ono or two oloyorly handled
aevoral thrown away. It Ia not O choerfu1 drk-
ma. nor ono calculated to raisclcpgoaacd aplrita.
Alra. Chanfrau's excellonco Ia not to DO over.
looked in tho loading part. Clara NorA.rop. uer
pose Ia always graceful and her personal chR:na
always 10 admirably displayed Us to plehso
ovon If allo had no linos Tho p;cco
is very fairly acted throughout, DIlan
Boyd deserving especial mention. Mr. Doan
was quite entertaining to tho gallery. Ha waa
ovidcnt1y nufrcring from Home physical ai1ment
11trS L. -. slA r1rAt3
epgastrio region first, mud matlo him wiuco pito.
| ouaiy; then it assailod hia heart thon his right
land sought his cont-tals; thon 1t was slarpea
| vehcrnontly OIL his forehead, tho poor follow
oyincing bis pain the while in facial contort;ond
which should havo evoked sympathy rathor than
| to. Ego on" whilo thus agonizod. but should
havo gently doBoa him with some stimulating
mixture. like cayenno.pepper and vinegar. 1t
was, seroro on Miss FletchoI to point consrieu-
! ouBly in tho programme to tho youth oi tho
character she porHonated by tho words Lucy
Nor!trop. aged 16." "Jealouey" will remain on
tonight and ut the matinee. Tomorrow nitht
now vorsion Of ".Aurora Floyd" will be gigon
| nooLEy's THEATRE.
Tho unusually large audience which Was found
| Mt Hoooy's Tloatro last oycniuE WHOM the cur.
tain roHo indicntod tint the management hcd
mado close call upon tho public attention by
tho very ,tngonal weather. the louaa was nra:,y
full, aud tho two laughab1o pieces to uhioi, tho
audience was troated kept thoso present in .
perpetual gigglo: The i'ret Of these WAS Two
net comedy, entitled "Kiud to q Fault" in
which the company played with their usual zoBt,
and rather more, for nothing encourages m ac-
tor like proper 1nirth1ul appreciation. Tile farco
";Ihe Post Of Honor" completed tho work, and
"tha blues" received IRON It = rout, for which
tho nrat piece hal made good preparation. The
Same bill tonight. To-morrow there is to 10
another change.
THE GLOBE THEATRE.
kt,n+n 1a4 Ia
In tho poraon Of Miss Lnura Alberta, child Ut
Bome 10 or II yoars. who is now daneiug horn-
pipos and otherwise aiding in the development
Of lurid tragedy OF the nautical variety at tha
and pistols aud rcd IRE its chief characteristics.
Mr. q. ". Harrison, the fathor Of tho s:ar, ii
VIC aro correctly informed, fills in tho bill with
. some Joo Murphy performances. There art
mou in this piece,-men who decide upon mu.
.. tiny, and do other terrible things too wicked te
!. tribe With in newspaper. Thore are, to spesh
, minutely one man OF honor" ono "honest
Of 9 s gsp %nsnsst oae ss ss
. may bo, ~ being Of perady "-fomalo OF course
and ono or two others. What mora can ths
/ most greediest Of theatro-goera 4sk for tha1
Cabin" With tho star in tho juTSenile psrts.
!, CHURCH CONCERT.
This evening thore will be concert at tht
Plymouth Congregational Church, corner d
lnulanA avenue ana IHenty-at1th street, Tor tbe
, benefit OF the mission connected with tha
:, | church. For tho occasion the following
popular programme has been prepared:
/. Organ solo-over.urs to Hunyadi Laax1o .Esta
. 2. 1anor solo-" GOOD Nlght, 1elosed," Bali
Mr. c. II. Smith.
8. Reading" Father phii's Collection" n,".......-
i Mr. Page,
1. Duo" 81 Ia HtanchsZza," Verd
4rs. Upton and 1T. Smith.
= s. Ptano Duo" FaHcna.ion aalop.".. ..........-
Ntss LHsseN and 4if. fEagttT.
6. Lao Quartotte--" Tho OAapel" Eeeutza
Atsars. Hubbard, Horard, CLARK, and Smith.
I. Fantasia On themes from aMarths,". Floso,
, The afisses 3futthevs.
! 2. souR-"Wait til Put On MJ Bonnst, ,a....-.-
Nrx. Frank HtdEe
1 s. Roading" The Angel Of tls Street" t,"........--
D iisy ida Sa5ielfe.
1. Trio" Go to the Ous Whom Adore, Coat
| Nrs. Stacey Hrs. Uiake, and 44rs Upten.
s. Mao Quartotto-" Tho Knight'a Fsraweu,' Kinke
Nessrs Hubbard, Hoagard, Clark and Smith.
BTAR LECTURE COURSE.
> Tho following programmes OF music will bf
! given at tho Mualo Hall tonight by tie etaJ
Orchestra, before the story Of "T'he New Clergy
man Is told by the popular De OordoVa:
Overture" zamp. HFso't
Selections" Martha" Hloso'
Star 0rehettra.
Waltz" Ioibenfrautn nn....................atra .atraus
Star Orehestra.
, Lecture" Ths New Clergyman H.........po Gordon
! fo1 Yort 3e11vara hin teotnrA m Wahfth Al