, 1874-03-08

Thursday night 1.-The Merchant OF Venice
iii H.. roro,rad Friday and Saturday njcl,rs
WI ot iGpvaseu n,a.;nea y Hon 'p.ar
Macoe1n, ~ tu's !t osI '
do bazan VIII w playea.
HooLEis IAEA1Ah'
The past week at Hooicy's has not been an es-
pccally brilliant one, but two benefits, by which
Mcssrs. Giddeus aud SALISBURY respectively
H. w Il ;, a r,llr ca1rrlnted tn show
sno % ~ n;,i,, nn1 ~ GiIIeus m the verv
both John Dlion aila III. otuut'l9 ~ IAo eeiy
best Light, nuu the consequence "as 4E1y
amusing entertainment Tor tho audience 10
morrow night the great spec: :acular piece from
kih1o's Gar,}en brought h!ther bY Messrs. Jar
rctt 4 Palmer. will fiji Houle{ Il Theotre- Prep
leI. ~ 1.n."a hoar -naL;17 f1r tho Teccntion at
the army Of performers Tor TWO or three "eeAs.
DresslnB-rooinb anu otaee ucceseat4eo ~" 'o pcoa
added, aud everything IL IN READINESS lo G!9o
Chicago tncatre-goera genuine sepsatlon. Ihe
costumes, scenery, and mechanism dave oeen
brought to Hoolcy from New 1orE, aud !. arc O. inc
same that secured the success Oh tEe DlacA
Crook in the East. Eastern papers lave
praised the spectacle extravasantly aud as great
leugth. One OF them described the gso'1o sceno
ii parndise, ana con11nues'
Matt Morgans pictures scarcely be called scene
painting. Each is worthy oi frame an sotne sl.a M
cutlery Tbs tan!eau oi 'oman - . s,
.g =. p[ae ,a ~ VII See nothing
t t1,o ,,arrn; iiealiiy Cumpared with this exquisite
ism, Gerones like Photographic from French
and filthy life. The ballet devised and arranged oJ
the hranEs, ls "onoeTIu4 t @ u n , @ ~
taste; 1ne eosu1es ; u o. an y; S, Yort nTn1nce
.nS tsIi,oeco,ir nirtura ne they are woven
H., 1L. n1szc. If tho ance into f1tric OF gorgeous
co1ors The Hungarian nationa1 dance is peculiarly
ATTRACTIVE, and produces very picturesque effect.
And here let it be noted that for richness and oeauy
nothing Ike the costumes imported, We a
france, has e'Ss osen ~ i' .hred 49, IN connec
Nv W.; ~ - ~ fSd; n,m,.on trouu whose success
e h.s done 40 much to establish was botn appropr-
ate mud popular. The especially came in for
the applause Of an immense audience The hlun,n-
ating effects ere something 70 see ot. nos 70
IN apparatus Of Italian arn!e anu sssr sols y Isl. IL:
~ ~ tha os All MI Dstnersoon Who is
ssops or taps Is il lie were performing lively waltz
Gu some new sort Of organ deserves small snare of
the general credit.
The artists, Arr. E. E. Collier, Misses fLizzie
Kelsey and Bessie Sudlox, arc all highly
| pralsed. Tie Amazon March, the London mad
| r,gal boya, the Persian gymnns:s, and che rest,
| constitute an entertainment as varied aud beau
t,ful as it is rare Those who desire He'ts will
no veil to secure them tho day before, or
| earlier.
| THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
| Mr., Furbishs Company at tho Academy Of
| Music Auve p!ayed q good weeks engagement
| with ). Divorce" winning by their Intrinsic
| merits rather than the attractions of piece
| which is no longer new. Their place at the
| Academy viii be taken for one week py MISS
| Kate Fisher and her trained horse Wonder, II
Who viii illustrate the romance OF "Nazeppa u
to the entire satisfaction OF the audience, sup
norred by tue Acadcmy Company.
in defercnce to the request of many Of the pat