Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-15
AMUsEMEMTS.
RETURN OF THE "wILnNGroN FAEoRIrE," MAG
GLE MITcIIEL -.

| RETURN OF THR ''WILMNGroN FAVoRIrE," MAG
GLIB MITcIIKL. r. g.
Announcement will be made IN our adEsrtis-
ments tOmorTOW, of the return TO WILMINGTON OF the
Pre-eminent favCrite in theatrical circles, Maggie
Mitchell. She will appear at our Grand Opera
House, on Thursday and Friday evenings next,
May 22d and 23d, in two OF the most popular Sc
lectlons frsm hor extensive yeleJGOire, supported
| by MI Vim. Harris recently from Chicago Thea
tres, and the popular young actor, Mr.. l.. r. She
well, who Is veil and faVOrably known TO our tho
| atre gOers. Here is what the Hartford (Conn)
COmant said OF Maggie Mitchell, during her re
sent engagement in that city
As is always the case IN IN city, Maggie Mitch
ell attracted an audience which filed every seat al
the Opera House last nleht, aud there was liber-
al occupation oi tho standing room. There is no
falling OF in the lady's popularity among the mas
ses, and she retains ths interest Ol her RHdI Rees
as thoroughly - ever. The chAracted of tho drama
in which she appears, the pictures of homely conn
try life, ana the change from aRusing 70 pathetic
scenes, with the 'vivacity aud earnestness Of Mag
gIe, seem TO hit a popular want IN the way OF dra-
matte enteTtainmeBt Ahd amusement The com
pany which supported tbs sprightiy actress last
night Is one Of lhs best she has ever brought here
| l.. H. SheWelf 90 the old SaVoyaTd Lonstal6t, VIII
liam Harris as PesyiOt, and Mss Alice Stanley a.
the dashing ChORchOn, acted their parts Well and
contributed no little 10 tie general snioyment Of
the play. Hartford wAS selected by Maggie Mitch
ell as the starting point Of an extendsd profession
~ H1A tuaoNbs SAo ngASk eAAA bAAnhacG uuH1nB
which period she WillAppsar in the principal cities
of the northern states III the commencement .OT
The engagement Is a specimen Of the saeeess which
is TO foll0W her through her tour, il promises 70 be
one Of the ROst satisfactory Of her dramatic life .
eRAEDIhBELN BRLHE' - .l..lii
10 the lovers VI thS SIcitjAgi drama. ne .iAOie
pleasing aIiaTtA nnlanA has been SBSeh thhn th
which will be given on Tuesday OVaning iH6z4,
Goth inst, at our Grand 0phfa 1ouSe On thiS
occasion The thrilling drAma6t 'S1hs Scouts Of the
PrAigio," will be prtsenGSd, with ali its slEiking
effects intrOdneng ahOHs 4aInoua R0Outs, tsBuiaiO
Bill" aud Texas JaclE, aEA tgSAtV Rawuoe 3Ia-
dians, expressly engaged for tho beehaioht TlIe
performance will c0mmAuce with the musical
comedy Of "JeuHy Lind" q. ll- q. = ,i,,{ .'tltts
sfUEoL8 rows oADIK"zs sf
This evening, at The HFaAd Opera HOuss, vi
Dsy's great Albany Combination will commeano
three nights run of tbepiSaging, msrsi drama
"Uncls Tom's Cabin, intEo41cing All the striking
Acenie effects. Geo. Kunkis will as Uncle Tor.
little LAuEa Alberta ~ s1bsy, iAad Iittls 1Eaaie
on Saturday Afternoon. tA -" - sEA!aiil
THEATRICAL NOTES. .iaq -
Mss Alice RlacItA, SIlp ably assisted lJsaatls.
chek, on The occasion Of her Grst Appeaxanea dsl
thia city, and who created quite q favorable IND
PFesaon ~ an Actfels uf nbllty, - noW gAgseba
At FoX's AmsFican TIeatrB, PhilndeIphia ITi. q
Mr.. Lewis Morrison, popular actor, laas ofths
Walnut, viii have AbeAekt to-moETOW eEsaiag, a
the Academy Of Ad1ic. PhilAdelp phia. prsgioss 81
bic departure for California.
q Mr.. John Collins, the comedian, though far ad-
Sanced il yea8, IL playing q Bueooaslnf fsueans9
mont ct tie CAeSteat ett6Bt TnaatES - I'D
= DaVy Crockett y with Frank Mayo h a. lsadI
isneW EpaAiPg At ~ Walngt Street Theatre.