, 1874-01-28
p1oyoa by tho Truatocs, and, I bollovo, compo-
tont for thoir work. j, O. DunItou0us.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA.
This afternoon tho farowel mntilloo Of tho
Nilsson operato company wilt bc g1vcn at
l1ooloy's Thentro. TAero wilt, therefore, DO
only ono dramatic performance ut this thoatro,
and tint III tho evening. Tho opora will be
"Trayiata." with Madame Nilsson as Viola.
HooLEYs THEATRE.
It looks natural to 300 John Dillon bnck agaln
Mt 1Ioooy's Thcatro, playing with his old assooi-
atoB; quito natural to hoar everybody tittorlpg
whcnovor ho appears. It liz a remembrance
to witnoBs tho extraordinary attitulca ho
takos, oach more droll md grotcsquo
than tho preceding one. john Dillon
has moi; lost my Of his formor ability. to
ho, appearances arc Of any vano. lost his hold
upon tho good will OF tho patrons of this thoatro.
The dranla with Which lo oponod Ills ongage-
mont at Hoolay'n wns tho not worry novel; but al.
IL Which lio played tho part Of :9enerY I,ope.
There is no depth to tho piece; Ills all surfaeo-
work, but It Ia very p1cnsaut work; aud, nftor
all that is what tllo public want to 90 md Hee,-
league allowed for Dillon. b1r. soegs is back
nEain at Hoosoys, and Is strong additional at
traction. IIo IL ono of tho bost actors
in "old man parte WHO have played horc, and
my, TINT he las shown us. for Hon,o tlno. Mr..
Bullivan'B appearance also as Lionel Lyar is
TINT OF a familiar faco strangely unfamiliar upon
tho boards Of late. aud quito welcome too, II tho
who p>ayod With John Dillon, wan mora nub.
duod, and therefore moro acceptable than could
ltayo boon expected, though sio il o tr1flo woak
to brug out tho EXCESSIVE drollory of tho como
dian, n1rs. Macacr was, as good Us eyerl ana
md Arnold. md Misses Mook, Cowos], md
hTathiaa sufficiently good to mood no
Especial notice. Tho performance concluded
with Mr. Dllona pet farce "On His Inst
Logs" Now that Mr.. Dillon is once moro rein
first Hy1npton Of his "failing,-it is to DO hoped
thnt lo will remain for tho rest Of tho genHon
The bill will bo changed Tomorrow. ":llio Over
land Route" boing substituted for "AIarried
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Tho last week. of Mr. 0weus' engagement is
to be brilliant one ''Solf," which Ias llithor-
to boou played to good businoas, will give place
Plummer,"' with that finished actor in tho titlo
ro}o. fio has become Us nearly inaontifiod with
Catch Pl,tmmcr as with Scion Shingh, mud tho
former y masterpiece wl,crc tic latter II n
cleyor ehsracterIzati9n. Tlo = L. story j. familiar,
Hearth" by Charles Dickens, and tho most sue
ccssful dramatization Of amy Of that crontor's
works. II viii bo played to night md Tomorrow
only, "The Hoir-at-law'' and 81 Young Amor
lea " being presented Friday.
sALyIN1 AT nooLEy's.
The appearance Of this giant of tho modern
alaEe at Hooloy'B Tloatre with his full company
ouglt TO crowd the house fuller than 1t eyor waa
packoa. Tho public are awaking to sonno of
regrot that any Of Ills creations wero lost to
them. Tho present is tho last opportunity they
will have Of seeing the grentoat actor Of tho
present day In threo OF his best characters,
Ingomar, Robert Fart Of E3ser, aud Othcllo.
parts, and ought to be oaroful!y studied by ey-
crybody. The sa1o of scats commences to-mor-
row, and salyini plays Monday, Tuesday, aud
Wednesday, nights.