, 1874-03-29
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS

/ THE DRAMA
| M'vICER's THEATRE
! Ihe legitimate did not thrive to any marked
| extent last week. 1t barely drew breath ut Nc
Ylckers, whcre Mr.. Nybert Reeve was acting
superblF in I" The Woman in White" He CANA
! almost unheralded sn actor and m a1ien-quite
| enough, surely, to receive indifference from the
public. He secured it, certainly, aud once more
the lovers OF dramatic genius lost an opportu-
nifty. When A1r. Reeve comes again, matters
may be differently shaped for him, We hope
they will, both for the sake OF good actors and
| misguided auditors. The present week ia de-
voted to music at McVicker's. Next week, Miss
| Jane Coo.nbs Will open with "1he School for
| Scandal"
HooLET's THEATRE.
| The spectacular has come to an end at Hooley'e
Theatre after a season Of unexpected success.
It has glittered, amused, dazzIed, bewildered,
| and astonished tor three weeks, and left behind
n the memory Of those who saw. it, such glow
as lnEers III the wake OF q November meteor
Business has been remarkably good, holding up
to the last with scarcely any diminution in the
size OF the audiences. Messrs. jarrett i Palmer
and Hooley have probably turned in plenty of
money, and arc as thoroughly satisfied as tho
patient crowds who endeavored to follow the in
dividualty Of the wandering limbs Of the per-
formers.
The stock company have returned from their
tour in the country and to-rnnrrox ovanir0
Misses Meek. Co1elI and Matthias. Mrs 1,ander
NIts, Dillon and Messrs. B,aisdell. Snjiycn'
SALISBURY. sores, and Giudens viii resume Their
accustomed places before the fooslights. The
dn-inr the nresent weak m Wondav and F1ida1
evenings. for the emnl,1mont of MesaTa snnca
aud Suliyan respectively. will call out 3 troon Of
friends IN 10th occasinns ..Rj,ksn viii ho
n1t.vod at every rcrformaoce Int Fridsv avanir,r
via the following cast.
ps-., vo-no,. .~ 1o,,, =, p,,,.s.,,
pen,bertnn Ps1nhroks NJ NJ yohn ,'iIsiou ni,on
Farmer Duglyn, Ill. Russell So0ga
Luke Loring Mr. W. B. Arnold
Dick Prtgg. Mr. ]. J. Sullivan
Frank aSberry NJ: Walter EJhnse
At. . =. heeo
pn.t-hoy H. ~ R noi,hne 1ddGns
BeIa Newton Siss Kata Meek
Dorothy Doran,. Miss Genevieve Howard
Katie Carter. Mrs. Mc3ie L. Dillon
Hester Kendall. l......-......:;..Al Miss Mary Rivers
berth1 nsMt9n. MS. cara r. Masaef
.tjo Hess1 Varsy Ias 1iEs 1o anp}
a ,roTd nhont NJ soeoa rri,o ia tha i;rat ~ heno.
helafy. Ihe patrons Of hooleys theatre NlA
sI;. sunh n as an csos ~ uhasuaa s1lsa-
.tu:s, nno3n onat e n1e '"94s peen
m.tu ns1onE Hae,
auIlns t"o seasops, plssented selaes o. assnct
nonf f y s." "nio 1ana g7 m da;n - sne
as E*nsoAsa.5 ~ sno plIisea' - so uo1ns, ~
eoggs mas proven hansef consnmma1e actor,
aua ~ 80 suen ~ % aen'al'17 iiona 'ne puoAc sono
"Ih 1Th u n,:n Ms esseem: H.. x,,,. - - 49,.
Mr. oulnVans nenens 1alis upon q none 100
Rtopislons oay,Luoeoo oe Ialuas'-nue lne os1ier
e.le osy tne ue.ses sao oeeu, Pelnaps, anu no
at: HA1et 1u' eoe "ltu sAea1u1 ~ eusetSo upou
sn 1asTaay 1nao on any otncI' the drama "n1ca
NJ w" ~ .r;i1 1,ndanItediv sncaeJ 10
olia WI ua4ousses 'ue.Geu 49, uiam!nf = !a1se
e nluspecsa4o oa 'ne gaoas popa,atJ t ~
spe gsnlu ~ ge".le1Iau ~" c'efef a%'of luz "aooo
oenens ,, II *ln 1 10 p.aseus
III "son stn. t;..t.a -utea e
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stronc rane-torv "'''' -A' ~4
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t aa1s ~ snanee ~ annonnced ;nf
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ta;nTa,+ ~ eh;s ho,,sa c, thaas ano .pa r.
ereat lr aT1nnasta M @ zeprino Momlton ] and and aAiae lax
III; san,rs 49, 10 hon5o ~ tha;e n1a7'
~ ~ 7;1tht ~ 6edd;t;o,, % ~ thesa oeth ~
tpf n6a.' ~ ~ a:a M"!a ~ LESS, III, 10
,ntrodnced t. = thc,ro 1u a,,dience aithonci, I
49, " '1.s .6..sa: o61
eaey nave maoe e many successes N tne Un1tea
Ch;ca,,a ~ - H. ,.a-;ts 30 ~ ,In1e., NJ
Gu Daaa H. rraa1 aero. a1a1.a. -.
.na;ns a. and iii he Torn,r nnnrec;otad5 ;n Ii.
~ pns," Aorn f,a1o, NJ n'1'ear1on rhe Fog s;ae
4a.e patt; 49, xi;ss Tranl;o IT, ~ pa,,oie H.
ta sis+ara 4 Eli. R;ae 10 Re,ada h@oters
~ n,haxa .t1 re,,s; ~ o,ta,+a;n-oant
49, sLu VIC .;; eop;as ~ Iah;ac, ;no.te T.na5s
Iii ~. ~ lot o~+ro 1,d;nn, r;nh+
"114 40 'l&0 '40' a1nnr t @ Tnr%rrE w.
rha ,raaant ia "a 1ast w,at ~ +ba ,,,t,-
r,,,e c,.n,nanv 1rb;c ,aa be,n ao s,,ccaess,,l ~
the Globe. Tomorrow, for the first time in |
Chicago. G: L. Foa's New York sensation |
's Humpty Dumpty Abroad " will be given, with |
the Jee Brothers and c. Chrisde in the most i'm |
portant roles, supported by all the novelties !
9 WINCH Aass eee'oeo 'oi 'ne eonap0ns A'7 ptooau'
Popu1a14'S' .,..r.ns, ~,,->.: :,or,er,
The minstrels have another good bill this
week, Astounding in novelties, pre-eminent |
among which is the great Oriental buriesaue. by |
Ed. Marble, entitled s4Blorn Up Ali7e,f With |
new scenery by Mr.. Haley, and some new me-
chapical effects. *'The Railroad junction." By
Cotton, Kemble, Arlington, and surridge, and !
ssWaiting for West Side Stage" BY Bobby New
comb, viii undoubtedly give satisfaction.
' ~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC. |
A week. from Monday Miss Ettie Henderson,
from Providence, r. /, win open ct the Academy
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