, 1873-08-26
ADJUSTMENTS.


OF Arlington, Cottplt Il Kcmblas fNn.nlu nli1l-
stroll company, after nil nbsenco OF several
months. It IL well understood TINT Mr. slyora
and l,is company III thor tour through tho
country missed that cordial support to Which
they lad bocomo accustomed III Chicago In plain
English tiey travelled md camo nearly to grief.
Miaforsnnos Of various descriptions overlook
thon, and though they iuBiBted tint thoy ro-
turned very happy and eontcnted, their nntiBfnc-
ton must have hoon baaesl upon the Buppoeltion
That ''t1loy might poBsiblY havo done worso."
+: Thor bad luck scomi alrnoBt unaccountablo, for
certainly tho company is ono Of tho BtrongoBtE
that las ovar boon organized, and Chicago people
fully boliovo that thero noyor yas better ono In
tho country. IT tloro doos oxiat moro competent
minntrel troupe, wo should be tiolighted to soo
1t, but Huroty mono that havo visited Chicago
could bo regarded aa its equal, and yot wo have
n,a,, had some good burnt,eork nerformancoa horo.
and It was proatably e1proased to tho co1nfort.l
Seatrs os &osree }&is e'0ssa strset oss s'
ssssfs nas ssss %9s g ayd 5?nd Bysss Byss he who ess
heat Of tho dug, they wero roady I'd
endure plenty OF marty1dor,, aud thoy did. Il
was fortunate that fow drops OF rain foll bet
foro tho hour for AtartlnE out arrived last osot,-
and bolow, etandlng-room WAS at premi,,N,.
and Tyndall would laye hoon aatiHIlod at r&o
amount amount OF ationa M heat generated BY ca
ero~ oo 1ha It oed was se yoy nsn
pretty curtain roao, and tho conpany'a bohta
camo into Wow, tho crowd gayo won't tcl
burst OF applause TINT must Ilayo Baturl4od
what Earmonts hnd h eaeapod tho previous runof
tho aignal for another ronnl Of hearty applo,,bo.
IyrrollB ballad JeBsio Deano" would on Inv
OCCASION hayo called out a hearty expression Of
approval, for 1t was captally sung but It was on
| n nrf Tfct
waA not allowed to commence his comic sonr.
"The Gal III tho Dollar Storo," until hoo
m had been mado to understand very distinctly
thas no was favorito among favorites, nnd
30 also did It faro with Frcdericka and Dillv
Arlington, The latter sang condonBed history
Of tho mlsfortrnos encountered by tho COM
Pay, not very witty, it must bo confoussd, bui
| tho alf Waa rouleking and morry, mud 1t waR wolI
received: Tho finalo of tho first part, s'Crowned
BY tho Ionpest." was very ambitious and, 50
iar a,,s.o9., as tho yoealism was concerned. very
seeteeafal; St q, put 7. It. slowed plainly tho
losque act by Lindon also took woll and desoryed w
TO- Inc and yoenl auartet,o by Ty5re sprrilyo
s for s nsn' oe e0 Sx sssGsn 1oa s ssd
Home - woro appropriately given. Tic mta
laughable thing of tho ovoning was tho absurd
skosch entitled "Iic Ladder Of Fame" by Ric,,
hhfrdgoi gga;cta hmd Martin 4a1 niily se should
than criminal to keep IN audience screaming, with
laughter under the circumstances During a
hot spell, it would bo only morciful to keep him
on the staEo. But perhaps ho payya the penalty
ance closed with IN excellent burleAquc OF " Di-
yorce," with Arlington rs Fanny 7sDj Ike, Lin.
don as LN Ten Ike, Billy Rico rs Ten-33eton Jill,
and the enormous Kayne ~ ''tatammaa
joction Of ludicrous songs and absprtlltica o1
oyory variety, VIII sufficient Rogasdo6 M MI on
tire performance, 1t was excellent /; the jokes aro
oil proper, and now, and wiliio ono Or! two i'm
tic auoneo viii ayseo rec that the now; now ts conpan, ]
Mu. only fully calno up TO, but even surpassed,
tloir anticipationH.
TIE GLOBE THEATRE.
"Jack Hnrkaway; or, Alloat and 4-nra" iB
tho title Of q truly sensations! drama, sod ora
| Observation-Disclosures story recently published in
ono Of tue trashy Eustetn wseklies, which was
produced ut tho G!obo Theatro lust evening. It
IL, as it's narno Indicates, au oxceBsyuly nautical
play, aud III tho courso Of t.yco lsoAirs intro.
ducos the Bubdied and u1lguspacti,g ba holder to
more rufanly characters, and lucHonts} Ito hin as-
toninhed gazo moro bloody Hconca auA imprnba-
into such briof space. It would b,.,. fapossiblo
to give aynopsis Of this astonisl,inl dll:oduction
Of tho playwrIght'a pom. We do M. Jkuow the
authors name, us 1o Inns very prutleTtly kept ii
of tho programme, bnt ho certainty dust bo .
man Of llnAonnd mind and diacaaed fancy. A
description Of a fow Of tho more rKon,luont
scones III tho play may not bo devoid Of interest
Whon tho curtain risos tho first act, tho fore-
around OF THO stage il entirely takelh up with
the dock Of what is supposed to be nllfp in full
sail, aud away in Tho dim distance t.iiore is o
scono that may Or may not represent thu, bound-
ing oeean. At my ratio, it has no cdnnection
least. few misunderstanding sailors nro lol.
ling about tho dock. Before tito audience Inns
time to roalizo what is before it, pain fully bit
ter quarrel springs up botwoon two OF EI1e crow,
| I5rIc u11F,uo }11y-
gothor, aud novor could got along ut stlhool. T.
young Indy appears, ntil hor presence puts m
end to tho dispute, showing Il markod prefsr-
ence for ono Of the disputants, aud corre-
tain of tho snip unfortunately appears, and IN
prudontly abuses tho young laJyfa fayorito Tho
lntter won't stand it, and he tells tho Captain
tling of shps.. :; Naturally enough, tho Captain
gets mad and blazos away with hia pistol in m
indihcriminato manner. Nobody happens to ba
hurt when tho smoke clears away, aud tue
atnnted mast, and puts several btherB in irons.
Ho thon walks away, aud tho seaman whom tho
young lady doesn't like conloa out, and il in the
net OF bolaboring hor fayorite with T. cat o nino
tails, when sho proyidentially appears and sayos
him This, of corrso, brings the Captain on
deck again in bad franc Of mnf and, while ho
is fuasing and fumiug around, tho chocr-
ful announcement is maao that tho ship
| III blnKlHR Wltn0ut any CHtH0 being given.
invisible boats arc mystoriouuly lowered, and
everybody with the exception Of the young
lady'a fayorito gets away. Tie latter gooa uu
tho Htuntod nast aB fast III tho ship COOS down,
and III this why Ao manages to keep iron, being
! drowned, until tho boat which contains tho
young lady returns and picks him up in tho
easiest mnnnor Imaginable. This remarkable
party noxt appear OH tropical island in tho
Indian Ocean, wlloro tlloy find it to bo matter
Of considerable difficulty to got enough to cut.
During their stay tho scaman whom tho young
Indy dotests turns traitor and joins band Of
cannibnls WHO talk English, The Heaman whom
tho young lady likes roBcuca nakol colored
man from said cannibals, and he rendors him
valuable assistance i'll subsequent uulookod-
for and terribly trying adventures, snch
Oh GghtA with the canuibaln aud tho traitor soa-
MN for tho possession of tho young lady, and
other startling mattom too humorous to men-
tiou 4 strange sailor, eent adrift from n vessel