, 1874-05-31

mept through New Jer.e4 ~ III than hstsEo
himself anI "Rlp" from tha st.re 1nt,i ne1t
autumn.
7, Nav yo-,, lea,
and Grace Greenwood eave s1,c:assf,t ioint
entertainments in costume cous.at,nu ~ raad
ings in character with staGe effects.
Thu ybaa+ro oF-s,,.;. ,,,a ,,,..
tragedy in fiTe .ct., IN rarsa IN 3as5 Hecepseo
t;t]ed !. law 4, tesr rl.s 1,s -! - Eoa1oo, en-
~ ~ Tna .,,.he. 49,, -? VIII 10 - nsnly vi, spok-
~ low - T,' "H' 20 Ao' eo* -, study
The Mayor and Aldermen Of Janesrine, Wia,
have made an order that every show visiting
arfornanca snd r., 4;a'et aot saes ~ nanta
eeinn to aach momber ~ i1,a n,.rd oS' - 1o'4's-
0Aol ~ '''"o A''-Ao'A - |Ao Don.u
IT think that the modern fashion Of introducing
music when the actors are talking Is u very bad
ono. When the actor opens g his mouth, lot tbs
musicians hold their peace"
theatTcs of the netronoIis during te nat ira ~
matio season hrorrI,t INT An or,e;na1 tmer;cs1
drsIn, ~. past ~ ~ ~ a..
tho Now Yorz mnnarars nreferred he Fra,c1' uI'
article
s5ana .1;,1io- -c,,.,a.; 49, ur
he;ng hru,+ ~ nas "a ma natto" escape ron
a c;rcns NJ Pom. a'E.n. Er Que "as pe.lolmlns as
1ieht Fortnn,toi! 10y wnen net utees caasns
hoId of her threT her o,.o " .no company sexea x
narnes befmo thcv Ind dnna ".'J bus ou' rh rho
courovenne I,dv ri'e'o.,ou 30. nune nutu 1alm. iao
;nr hsr ncrfnr1,a,re ncl, =, 'isseu ou 'inlsn
TIA a,,dinnce AAoSN ~ 'No @ailnf a''on u
a correspondent writes Matilda Heron,
when askoi Some questions by lady visitor
about tho Guilds salary recently, said that she
had said to Bljou when tho llttle actress had
t,IIt nea a ,lst mome' tnAt ~ ana p1y
80 =: nt9 ~ S.o' "e ~ 80 ~. ~ fegp.o
ner and ~ at ts,,, .aIe, sos an5
is a1sa , 80. 49, ... - -; t,
49,, r,a., ~ 80. snln 81! uoAo p"' ~ - 49,.
tnst Ina ), when you marry zoms 'n villain he can't
"""' 1'oa sou
Mrs. Burnham seys in the st. Louis Repsb-
tcan: 10 man should undertake to build =
play from tho novels OF Dickens. They do not
character actinC, but as whole are jerky aud
lack conslnulty. The only exception to the null
titu1e OF plays founded On Dickens exists in
Bouc!calt's rersoa OF the Cricket On tho
Hearth. But DoucIcault could d1amatize the
Bou1 OF Job aud make society play OF deep
lntotest out OF it. There must be dozen
auo ~ suona ~ 10 atar ALL
~ ~ ~
Inc last tdA M0A D'tdget says: Ihe theat-
r1cal novelties this week arc few IN number. At
Little Treasure adapted by the late Augustus
Harris from the French pioHe entitled LA Jole
de Ia Maison,' and originally brought out at the
Haymarket in 1855, Inns been produced. Miss
Augusta Wilton p}ars the heroine. The St.
James' Theatre reopened on Saturday "
Mr. Francis Fair1o with the lato r. " Robert
sons comedy Of Progress, which had = short
run ut the Globe about five years ago. and Oneu-
bacAs opata bon1o Of Vert-Fert, the expanded
form OF m old French vaudeville familiar in
EaS.en ~ tne ~ o. .na :.1. i9t'!suato t -"
performance was no1 1eeel'eu WIN nauct 'A'ot'
Alady writes to tho New York Herald pointing
out another "theatrlca1 nuisance. Say lady
il seated near the centre aisle and every gentle
man in the row goes out at every fall Of the cur
crowded xgainst the back Of her chair mot meu-
ments5 ra ten en- to dozen times during tho evenina.
Now, Il gentlemen must smile aud 'emi!e'
cs,r1 = nocket"aa.k .nd indulge il their seats :
The sight could hardly bo as disgusting IS tho
1nneezinp nrocess. accompsnied az it most al
vavs il. by the fn1nes OF li;uor-lnden breaths."
II managers refused to give checks. the thirst OF
an audience would abate II ladies' can sit
through a performance without going out to
drink, certainly men can"
A Paris letter of May 9, says:
..At tho Paris theatres xaperallF there is
dearth Of novelties. the season being too far ad-
-eooea to Justify tho production OF new wo1ks.
Sar1ou is pressing forward tho rehearsals OF tho
"Ganaches" at tho Vaudeville, 60 that we may
look forward to its speedy representation. 11s
new cast will not equal that Of 1862, but it eEl-
b,acos sufficient talent to secure successful re-
T1Tol. l14 luE4 OF K1F1nR q performance 1t Lua
Gymnasa to miss money. to place tomb over
the romains Of Desolce, has been abandoned,
NM. Alexander Dumas, Meilhac Haloyy, and
Montigny having uudertaken to proyidc tho
Iullan neesssaJ 70 ~ iaor,taa sptis,
~ 1n' ll0no.' - 'n' '''S.o :.
The New York Ilnaes gives brief synopsis OF
what has been done at Days Fifth Avenue
Theatre since it's opening in september So lar
thare have been altogether nineteen plays and
2ss performances. Monsieur Alphonhe" w't
played forty.tive times, " Charity" forty-two,
divorce thirty-eight, 'Folllne twenty,el1,
"Parricide twenty, Alike " fourteen, "NaE
and Wife" twelve, 'Madelein Morel tre e1To'
New Years Ere" thirteen, Saratoga eleyen,
Loves Labor Lost" nine "ay uncles % !, WI ~
eight, "Fornando' eight, "trou-F1ou hVe.
"A1ar11ed Life five, London Assurance" three,
sod Heads and Young Meart5" three, r = and tho
new dramasization OF 'Oliver Twist ,s at pres
Ont running. There are none Of the adaptations
Of Mr.. Dickens famous novel more, porfect'y
S1r 11siv nffcr. to The public.
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Manager a. IL. fa'me! announces enat LII III
r.8lar ssason o. me gnlon 14Ga.e ~, "" ,s
cosG VI sus t ,I'S ;aa %. Morr;. in ha roo
coutiuAcu, WILL Ani'o NAoiA'H - -A1o A'A1b 49,