, 1873-01-26

Colonel haoy- u. O'Neil
Edgar {his nephew).- + powel
Corporal Stump. E. Darr3
S h's ssa Ga:s e. ss s1s;
and Her Strange Physician-The Claimant-Her Rival
Scene 2-The Armory. DR.. Rees Discovers Strange
Prcscsirtion-The Detection Of the Phantom.
Scene s-The Library; The speu-rhe Challenge
Scene f-The Mountain Tops. The Due,-The
Doom of the Phantom.
NkI7's THEATRE.
'Poverty Flat; or, California in 49," a
d.amatization by J. J. McCloskev from Bret
ct Aiken's Theatre, with Alr. and Mrs. J. ".
Albaugh in the leading roles, and with Messrs.
LaSlor, Mordaunt. Rowland, Pierce, Deanc,
ETC., in the cast. The piece will be given with
among other fine stage effects will bo d stream OF
water falling from the extreme height OF the
building.
Aimee and her opera bonffe company are to
give q special matinee next Wednesday afternoon
at Aiken's, stopping over on their way from Mil
waukee to Cincinnati. '"Perichole" will be the
opera
nooLEY'e OPERA HOUSE.
With the sensational drama holding the boards
at the other theatres, it will be refreshing to
learn that comedy, pure and unadu1terated and
Of the finest description iB to be offered at Hoo
ley's. It is to be Dillon and Cline week, with
the former in bis great roles Of: Paul P,y and
Wellington de Boots, and the latter in the roll
fayorite. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
nights, and at the Wednesday Matinee the bill
will be g Paul Pry' and popular farce, and for
the rest OF the weck, including tho Saturday
matinee, " Everybody Friend, ;" preceded by
farce.
MYERs OPERA FoUGE.
With the exception Of *Arrah-no-Brogue." an
entirely rev programme is announced At Myers
Opera House, including q first part full OF taste
ful ballads and entertaining comiealities; and,
in the second part, Mackin and Wilson in their
own peculiar line OF songs and dances; q vocal
quartette BY surridge, Lang, .TyHell, and
Kayne; "The Black Pockot-BooE," BY Kemble,
Burton, one of the cleyerest Of hoy performers;
"Blinks and Jinks,". by Rico, Arlington, Sur
ridge, and Fostelle !: and ssA1rah-no- -Jrogue At
the last, with ita beautiful scenery, the prattiest
Of it's kind, ever displayed in Chicago. ,
ACiDEsY OF MUSIC
A dramatization Of Charles Levers famous
: story, Charles OMal1ey, the Irish Dr8goon,"
is to be produced at the Academy Of Music this
week, in a style Of remarkable sp1endor, II We
from the fact that there have been engaged for
the OCCASION Mr.. James 4. Herne, Miss Louise
Sylvester, Harry Montague, and the entire corps
OF Mu1ligan's Zouavea- Preparation for this
event has been making for several weeks past,
Maeder, Hodges, and White, musical arrange
ments by Mr. George Laesch, etc. The
oramatizaion OF the novel is by Edward Fall
coner, Esq, Of London, where it enjoyed run
OF one thousand nights: II was subsequently
opera House, New York, where. also, it created
genuine hit. It is now to be produced for the
second timo in America, the design being to make
it the event Of tho season.
Next week, Miss Carlotta IeCHercG, beauti-
ful and accomplished act1ess plays an engage
ment ut the Academy, appearing as Galated in
the London success, :" "Pygmalion and Galatea"
=; GLOBE THEATRE.
Miss Fanny Herring, actress who has been /
known to the American stage for many yeara,
begins an engagement this week ut tho Globe
Theatre, appearing as julian, the Cabin Bow,
IN "The Cabin Boy; OF, Sailors Aaoat and
1..- GENERAL GOSSIP a., /
Charles Reade has dramatizcd his story of
The Wandering Hci1."
E. T.. DaYenpo1t's Macbeth is pronounced the
best On the American stage.
Maggie Mitchell crossed the Mississippi in a
sk1f the night before Christmas.
Miss Jennie Hight is still confined by Illness
to her residence in Fort Wayne.
Mckee Rankin has been doing Rip Par
W',lkle at Columbus, Ohio, during the past
week.
It is stated that Joseph Murphy has offered |
1dr. Boucicau1t $4,000 to write him play
Joseph Jetrerson's share Of the receipts Of
four performances in Baltimore reached $4,000. |
4 st. Louis critic went so far as to say OF |
Charlotte Cashnlan's Neg Me1rilies that "it
was capital"
j. Il appears that Lucille Western has recovered
her health, as she was announced to act at
Trenton, NJ on the It'll, inst
Il is pleasant to know that play bearing tho
title OF Three Men After One Woman Tas
burned in the Fifth Avenue Theatre fire..
:. Mrs. F. s. Chanfrsu has offered Watts Phil
lips, the English dramstist. a large sum to write
nar M an original emotional drama, and it is prob
ahle that be will accept. ..-.
:. The New York Tribune eayB of John Dillon,
That he "has Won good deal Of praise for 8