, 1873-08-03
and h1oasra. Willie Eaonin, ". B. Cahill, Harry
1nylor, john Boyer. James Danvers, II. A.

and Moaara: Willie Eaonin, ". p cahill, Harry
Thylor, John Boyer. Jarnos 1}anverB, II. A.
Cripps, A. I1illier. and Thomas Davis.
"sitl,ors to Grind" or Coming 1lomo," tho
now play rocontly produced at one OF tho Lon
don theatres, IL described rs tn wBhy-wnshy
picco Of the laughing school, full Of
pnntomtmo fun md mhudtin melancholy. Bnt
tho griee Of tile fun and tho joke Of the molaf-
choly is TINT 1t Ii equally hard to laugl Of cry at
either"
| Probably no dramatiBt ovor took nuch ostraor-
dinary pninB to provont tic pirRtoB from Atcal-
| ing hin work as did Wilk!o Colins III tho dYnn,-
ntization Of "rho Now Magdalan:" u T. Ia '. e,l1l.
piratotl versions Of tho drama havo boon pre-
| teentcd in thB country. Nnnrly al OF thon1 wa
iaston to say with gratitude, layo boon fnilnrest
Edwin Booth is 30 yoarn old, Maggie Mitchell
90, Lotta 20, l.. Z. Barrett o5, Frank Ol,anfra't
Joln = Owens g. John o b.onglas;m % l.as q,
H1las NoilBon 80. Joe Jefrorson Do. Agnes Ethel
81, Clnra Morris 80, NrrB Bowers 90, Il. 4. soell-
orn DO Jannuschok 10, W. J. Florence 10, dohii
Collins g., Bon do Bar Is, according to lhe
Boston Globc.
Daily will play htB company in Brooklyn, Gin
oinnnti, Buffalo, aud other oitics till liia now
tl1oatro OIL Twenty-eighth ntreet is ready Tor
opening with now pieco by Boucicatit and Bret
Harte. Mr. DAILY Inns added to Ills company Miss
Alice Groy, Miss Minnie Walton, Mlas Minnie
wood, Mr. D. II. 1IarkinH, Mr.. NJ. B. Konnody,
Mr.. +. 1Iarlenherg, and Mr.. George parlEoa.
Mr.. DAILY will dovoto hia Broadway Theatre to
stars mud combinations. opening in August viii,
Enlmet
a most remarkable dramatic performance with
remarkable nsBocintionB is doscribol in tho ro'
cont London Journals. "tfhe School for Sca1,-
dnl " was played for the throo hundredth tiao at
tho Vaudeville Theatre latoly, md tho M occasion
Tic iIn'tj Orchestra aayH: "Thlis Is tic longest
run OH record Of shoridan's comedy, ind roB..
aiblo only in o huge metropolis, rapid ana nd
shifting population. A marble bust OF the
author, together with tho original manu-.
scriptn Of Tho School for scandal, kindly lent
Il dyyamas mt H ~ weso s paeoa n tic yostibnio Of the
tllontro, where they attracted much attention.
THO paper iB still c1ean, the ink comparatively
fresli, mud tho writing neat and logihlo. It is q
pity that the Inst leaf is missing for TINT loaf le
aai1 to hayc contained q curious epiloguo iu the
aspirations, Finished at last, think dod-R
B. Shoridan.' To which tho promptor sub
scribod pious Amon'"
The Pail Mall 4azettethns kindly oritlciaos Mr
, George Conquest's drama, "enao Foil" ant
yot local managers DO not appreciate tho ten
"Tho piece, indeed, is less like D night
! maro than like tho sort OF food by whiel
nightmare moro or loss defious would u. ,aa lnlal
. md 1t will he found to consist Of molodrama
fantastic and supernatural drama, ballet, oper
o boufro, pantomilno, FARGO, and gymnasttc per
: formances,, oil mixed together without ordo I'd 4
paaa osotSaf IN ana ono tsa bowS M @
plays large and appropriate part in this ind
gestiblo work Of art; ; and thoro IL ono Hcono II
| INsy 11ft a
o 'Vouve Cllcquot' aud Old Toni aro proaoni
cd on tho stage, partly in human form, partly /
n tho shape OF bottles. Tho subject of the piec
~ In, in fact. the punishment of drunkart
ium tiemons. Unfortunately, tho punishment
r. in n largo measure extended to the audience
= who run tho risk of finding thomaolyes reduce
to AZ lamentable a position as that OF rhe cxtrao
/. repreHentg."
n Sothern, Cuslman, and Joe Jefferson must roa
y with pleasure a,.d aolf-gratuIation. 1t is fro
tho Omaha Bee. and treats Of tho succo
mot with by hrr. Buffalo Bill mud n
" falo Bill, Texas Jack, and Nod Duntline, oa'
cleared $4,000 during the past oght montl,
in Bill thinks this moro rem,lnerative than tho ho
D. or OF being a Nebraska legislator, whilo Tex
", buna1o-huntng md scouting. Bill hna invent
u ~ some Of Ills money IN placo at Wostchehte
TO twenty miles from lhiladolphia, where his fan
" nov rcaido. Both mcn arc looking exceeding
Mt WE'LL and sport considerable jewolry, especial
L. jock. whose immacml"to anh shirt honom non =
mond studs, mud ho wears n 81 900 chain ii
ia magnificent gold watch, willie his iittlo finger
~ ~ Ills left lland is ancirclod by valuable diamo
" ring. During Jak's trip III tho East he WAS pr
D. aented with 4 $3.50 brooch loading gun by u
Earl OF Dunravon. Flo a1Bo has splendid riff
G. given to him by Remington, tho great manufa
rlk Juror. Buffalo Bill also had ono giyon him
"a tho samo gontlomau. The who1o party left I
this mornings train for Fort AloPheraon, fro
IT, Which plnce thoy intond to 60 on grand buffa
- hunt. The buffalo hunters arc all we'll armc
;" ~ aud will be Rbsont OIL the hunt two weekB."
MUSIC.
~ ~ The local musical world still romainB very DIT
cd tB chief interest being summed up in tho Turn
Hall Sunday concerts. Tho programme for tt
on evening ia rs follows:
nd l. Overture to h1aBsan!e1to, Anb
ro g. Memories OF Carl AIarin Won Wober. E. In
g. Cuuccrtiuo for Tromore, ore,.................,...s S
II. braun.