, 1874-10-20
AMu5EMs


AAh ofEnA.
The third woot OF tho opora,,c o,,.o, o,o,-
a'oaoeo taat eeoo'''e' Win q Se,y largo audience
III attendance, upon tho occasiou at Tia ,r.eor-
tatfon OF Troyatoro." Tie caat wna in u,no
as last wcok, except that AtisH kellogg tool t,a
rart Of Leonora, Which allo snug with moro Than
hor ordinary affect md vigor. AZ con,sro1 IN
fact with tho presentation OF Tho samc r,,s. ,u.t
wintor, the olnngo was very remarkable. liar
dramatic grasp of tho character was u,nrl,cd
with degree Of fcrvor aud iorco which nhnwA
thht thete nro occasions whom she can attack
ticso heavy rolca with largo togree Of Bucceas.
although thuy must seriously lax her puwers.
! ho remainder of the performance does not call
LOT sIocth! NOTICE, except that it was given n,uro
snoonsn;J inan lust week. Tnia oyoung MARI
AZ tho close OF tho first act, Miss Kollogg was
called before tho curtan aud tic o'Itiro "rchcs-
called at Tho end Of Tho second ut.
air. MnaH received al encore mud roca1T bnfn+o
the curtain for llis 'di Quen pira" ut tito cloao
Of tho ttltra net. Mrs kollogg a]go iecolycd =
aoral st;ento IN tho fou1th net. aud recall after
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The Academy ia juat now given IN TO Fox,a
pantomiu'e company. and, If busuoss holds out
during tho waeE anything like last nights. t1o
Academy Will bo found too small to pccom.
modate tue audIonco. 1t Ia not suspriaing that
THIS shou'a 10 no. Pansomime possesses charms
1or eli ages and classes, and In George Fox It
ID brought to perfection. There 1loyor waa m
Anle''ean clown al d1oll and amusing 81 be,
and to call hin the American Grm.1ds
III not by any means 10 exaaroroto
hs excellence. But 1t ia needless to o.pat;atn
upon Fo1. 'Humpty Dumpty" ia assurcdlv
I" ut home +" here if anywhere. There are manv
md Hf1nAiur trirf:u In lin
Fox's lnlnitaDlo powers are certain to Leon tho
house in roar Of laughter tho wtpla titus
Ihero Is such an entire freedom from anythuy,
Objectionable in tho pantom.tuo that wo eau
10 take party Of child, On 10 tho Academy, aud
enjoy in them aud with then, III hour OF u,a-
mixed harlty. The specially acts ara
and a gSoa 5So rv,t, n'o spsrd'ns btllr"Eos
Columbne is littIo Louisa l'oel.oll, whose slac:s-
wire performance Mt the Adelphi wero atnuug
tho pleasantost rccollectiona OF tllnt plcasaut
plhco. Slo llaa lost none OF her good 1oots, aul
has gained ~ appearance generally. Her tiyurs
| il ono ot tho most graceful on tllo oarc-ley
| stage. md her movcm4n'R and carriage aro
po,sed with tho tuost chaymiug case. This is
slo result OF hor aclal performances, wlfcn aro
| still given in tho rantonlne. Al t uunlpty~
| Dumply" III vt Aome here but ono wcel, tic
! young foNs aB we'll M tho old ones elluulu lego
no tIno in welcoming tho princo Ut n.iscillvf and
| poteutato Of fun.
Hoo1Ey's THEATRE.
IL The Sphinx" is still running at Hooley'q
ind Ii drawing good houses Chicago people ast
| becoming accustomed to tho naiutouaaco Of 4
beautifully y-mountel and weIl-acted drama for
mora than a week, winch ia co1,p,,tn;.atiou for
| which Mr. Hooley should be tIlansful.
| MYERS OPERA HOUSE.
| Tho Georgia .l'nsttels aro still the attraction
at Myers Opera. House. and. with the VALIDITY ut
tfaciiunB Of the programme, nre slccoudlu. in
drawing fair aHdic.ices, TliA IL sl4o last weax Of
tho Georgia MinslrolH.
! NEw YonE, Oct. l9.-Miss Nelson nate her
roappearauce at tho Lyceum Theatre tu-llarht
| as Beatrice in ''Much Ado About Nothing" The
house vas ll!cd. Tho actress was warmly le-
ceivcd and repeatedly called before tue curtain.
Charlotte Cuss.usan began her faeewell es-
gagemcnt ut b. ,tn's tonight Appearing as
Queen Cattariae in "K.nc ff*1ry VIII" Tho
audience WAS large and enthusiastic.