, 1873-01-05
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE DRAMA.

The bill for thu .ena;n;n~ throa rar,orr,. mn
} has not vet been announced Init 40 kf;aa Crar
mans fsrewa}l beneft odc1,ra ~, Fr;d,v avar;r,o
efforts ara haJnc nnt for}h n ;,,i7,,oa ~ ~
for that orr, aon +uo ,cts ~ q h. VII : :.
clndin~ the trial ecana and III. ez,1ara;a
!, OF . e;nonson T. n nths nro5nc1ion ~ - .r,s;a1
m New Yo,rra sfternoo,, .r,s ~, ora,,t norss -
! he forcottan hv those t3rho ,,;tnsssaa - r.
tha ranet;t;o,, ~ d e;+n,,.o, T.. 49, ...;.:o..
without nnmbar b,va coma r. NJ Nrv;.1ar r
both fro1o those oh, sa, - ,n1 +1,osa ,.ta A.
not and in dafaranco n +ha e,rnea+ u;shsa -
her adnorara IN chicago y "a r., ho ho,,aa t1,a
hfisa cuab,,,n Ill, c,1sn-+ ~ 49, aao.soaas 49,
| ranremant ava, thon11, +,a o1.,,1a +-axr, n;as,
Enthey;ne h M, sinn-o,, n tha ss,,a a,s,,;a,
involves raat arnon,,t ~ a-+ro ~ tro,,h1s =, Nv
Dion Boncican1t. tha ror1a.f.maa srthor
actor md h;a +a1ertod 49, 1,,o1v, ~, -, .tnr-
AZ Miss Apnaa Rohort.on o7n,no,,co a., %
mont at Mcv;c1-or,a ~, nI,,,5a- a,-on;ns ~: 20
tocather with A. gha1 par--. rfr nono;aa,,1t':
oreat s~.n. - , n1- 49,! ~ p'as4eauI
eseat ofalna, Ar1an-na-fogne, Will be gwen
With the author IN bis celebrated impersonatioz
Of Shaun, the Post, and with Agnes Robertson
Shie1 r9arrv and tha rr;nc;n.1 1rarnha1a =, 11o-
Viclar,s con,nsn7;n ~ H. 49, A4' - AA''
] AooIHss OPERA HocsE.
comedy OF the rlchest and most enjoyable
type ia to hold the boards at Hooley's Opers
.House this week. RHoraipo n ,noet .rraaahte
a;,,o-.;o,> t-ox. a. ta, ~
I1.;1, h ..n s:m sno Aessos ano SENSATIONAL I, aF''
INA "ucn WILL DO served up elsewhere Ton
Taylor's beautiful comedy, ~ Babes in the Wood. y
| is to be produced with a stronr cast inc1nd;no
Messra. Dillon n1a;ada11 pa;,oo+ uaoaao,J
a1D .so1o, ,r,:,. '' atA4suen, 1aogeI, "ooone4o'
| oosss, "uson' M1ss Aeek, Mts. AogeFs,, etc.
Also the capital aftarpiece, Is Mr. and Mrs Peter
White" introducing Dillon and Hiss Emma
I Cline to a roaring, ndxantare II 10 -ro1,h,o
/ +,,at ,,;.,:. t,.o. 20 pAoDe ps,,
| 'na' WITHIN the next law days Mr. Hooley "ll be
aplo 70 announce tho engagement, as regular
members OF his company, Of several OF
the most noted Of American actors and
actresses. His policy is to strengthen his
eo"paus ~ tno gtcatest oes1ee'o1 EXCHANGE
! and without regard to expcnec, believing that
| the appreciation and patronage OF the Chicago
public will warrant this course. His annbit;on 1.
r. :..,-ao =; -. a-...e.:s =.
~ Ae4au' ~ nle ~ au1o'ie Att1s's VI
Tar greater merit than nluo-tenths OF tho 60
called stars who infest the country with their
trashy speciaities and inferior acting; in short,
Wallack's and the Fifth Avenue have been to
New York. And everybody will exclai1n: "so
mote it be!''
Elaborate preparations arc in progrees for the
presentation Of "Fate" on the evening OF Jan.
Is. It will be produced under the personal ST.
pe1viaion Of the author, Mr. BARLEY Campbell,
by whom the play WAS written expressly for
Hooley's Opera House.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
by the dramatic company, who give way to =
new English opern combination, concerning
which more will be found elsewhere. In the ar
ticlo in yesterdays TnIHusE, relative to tho
safety Of the various theatres in tho matter Of
means Of escape in case Of fire or panic, men-
ton was omitted Of certain peculiar. points OF
advantage in the construction Of the Academy
OF Music. Perhaps the most important feature
Of al, as bearing upon tho security against fire,
is the fact that the theatre rests upon tho
ground, with no basement OF area under it, and,
therefore, there would seem to be no chance
for a fro to occur at point whero
it would not at al times be i'm
valuable peculiarly Of the Academy consists in
street grade, 60 that there arc no steps to climb
or descend. Tho Importance Of this, in tho
auditorium, is apparent ut glance. Mr. Gastli-
ncr accepts Tue TntnuxE's suggestions with
willingness, aud will 1T once proceed to the con-
struction Of IN extra stairway leading from the
means Of exit for the occupants OF the gallery in
case Of fire at the front Of the theatre. He t
should rot forget the necessary protection Of the
wooden partition from the heat Of the large !
A1KEN's THEATRE.
Mr.. Joseph Proctor, a tragediau OF considera-
bio celebrity in tho sensational drama, begns an
engagement at Aiken's Theatre tomorrow even
ing, appearing in the thrilling play OF the fred
Pocket-Book," in which, Judging from the
synopsis Of scenery and incidents, there will bo
no lack OF noyei and startling features. Among
o1ner e1t1aoIelnatJ euects, !0eIe WILL pe 1nsIo-
dnced on tho stage full-sized "orhng ship,
With masts, sails, and t1gglng complete, which,
biiIoys. is to literally 20 down with ali On board
that r. IL will 90 down AZ far as the stage
where tho wcan DO rescued readily,
90 as to appear at the ensuing performance. The
a'..ae5 es o. H. =. oa.t 'o0'e"D' "A1 'A
e''o'' - lilo Trrrs, oprp. uorsr
,sra1 rrnas.n,r,n Un - .vos rara ovoa11o,,a ia
announced at this tasty little temple Of fun. It
includes first part full OF good things, BY Ar
lington, Cotton, surridge, Iyrrell, and Kayne,
WIN me ne, 1onieeing n',d1 o1 lne &c Soneglans
WIZ ~ scHou p"t nt. 40 uoJ Pa!,
11sJn9e o1 r. - neM sonks % ely
9ances wa. tg'' ~ 1n.atufo, lsti1n
side-spltting burlesque BY Kemble, Cotton, and
Arlington; Mackin and Wilson in their unpar-
sI1c1ed vocal and terpsichorean gems .'Wanted,
i Nurne," by Billy Rice, Kemble, Kayne, Lang,
ND Iyreni selections by NJ. Hnnnemans a. !
naply 'taneo oSeaesua, the performances y ns. W