, 1874-06-07

rnssd.r evenings. Wednesday Robertson'a
!.tsnaing comedy. Il 'Home," will bo played, Mr.
sSashaTu Is Col John Vhite, Hllps Walton ns
Pr, Do1rison, and Nh. Bowers az Capt. Nount-
r5s rsss -@'@-
TIE ACADEMY OF MC6Ic.
nFun in Fog" is By all means the most de-
rchtful Of the sketches given by the Fokes:. 1t
iEex1IdIs absurd and full OF roaring fun, such Is
=, YoIes know how to dispense. Its popularity
!. shown by the extraordinary run OF business
sshicb it has been drawing during the week. Tic
t,,T performances Of this piece will average
.ssont tic same as the first week Of the foSes at
"a academy carly in the season: The bill for
10 10 nresent week contains variety enough to
..sefy vi everybody. Monday, Thursday, and
fes,1rd.y nights the bellies Of the Kitchen"
rsi1 he Gwen; Tuesday night, "Tha Wrong
r.n rn IN the Right Place; )" Wednesday evening
~ saturday matinee, - run in Fog" The
.qsnt m Of The week will be tho benefit tperformance
u.n I..n in fhe Right Place." Miss Rosina Vokes
~ ~ NAV Nun iu a familiar farce OF that name.
"N EooLET 8 THEATRE.
raare 1t last to en- Joy treat to which tho
,nre,s of the drama have long looked forward
o's.' er,ut of the greatest possible interest
-. a. ~ reTforloances of AuSustln Dalv's famous
cftr ATeouo Company at Hoolev's Theatre. It
.not vn much the novelty OF the pieces il which
.5ar nIav. Is the perfection of acting, which has
t.;. ;ed for them and the dauntless manager who
t.. h-onrht the members together, reputation
1..h -. ~ no dramatic company in this country or
~ 1T,otand hss enjoyed in many Years. l. few
~ o11. L .hor, the mctnbera Individually may not
h, DEVOID Of inherent.
~ naly himself is young man. and has
,-ia jis 1tre Ly sheer enterprise and ability,
.-a 10y ~h;Ie he has been censured sometimes for
;n,1osnc;ng the French school Of the drama into
ar,erjcan iile his most Jealous opponents can
m, deny the 5aIue of the services he has ren-
dsrad the modern stage. His ideas are mag
1;scent and his energy aud prudence have aided
him IN carrying them out: His journalistic ex-
1sleuce, perhaps, gave linn advantages which
di.t,r managers haye lacked. Dir. Daily, few
~stIs ego, Vas the dramatic critic of tho
EsTaM and commenced life as playwright with
tstsrtjiug drama Under the Gaslgbt," which
I'VE him his first impetus. Since then
:. bas originated and written many
1ery popular pieces, among them "Divorce,
"I.n and Wife" "<Frou-Frou.'' "Leah the
ro-aaken." and "Fo!lne," all Of which have
bsea rlAyed under his management With e1traor-
dioar7 success His pet scheme Was to have
: sdrst-clats comedy-tAeat1e, and his prosperity
fpr the paet flEa years is encouraging to others
N do likewise. Many OF the best artists IN she
country owe to him the position they hold before
The public, among them Clara 31orris, Agnes
Ethel, ana the members OF his present com
psny. Miss Ada Dyas, the leading lady, is
. rs6ned, intellectual Englishwoman, aud was q
crest fayorite in London, where che made .
in
Esss$ an a,ca1lent aciTeaa. and has d
i.;,o,o s;1 md stately manner which are yery
.Tset;ro Fonnv DayenDort il the daughter
of the famous actor E. L. Davenport. She is
ooe Of the most beautiful women on the stage,
and the fayorite Of New York She ha:, within
tue past three or four months. developed aston-
Ens s.n po"sts aar,ra1a m ~ s.ps 1sxett ;s vcnnr
80. - r1a,n;saa ,-tth eynarenca tn hecnme noted.
khe ia q light Bpirtuelle being. an excellent
contrast with the English rtateliness of the
s.dinc lady. Mrs, G, Il. Gilbert, it is needless
to toremark, is the best old lady " on the Ameri;
Chicago has the good fortune to possess two out
Of i've. Ilice GTey ia a dash,ng comedian, and
Yins yariau yery pretty and rising actress.
Ur. Charles Fisher is too well known to need
INV particular reference. He has played at
He ia man Of middle age. Mr.. D. 81. Ha1kins,
leading man, il polished actor, and plays such
.srts as Geofreu Delamayae and Alfred Ad,l-
arse. James Lewis, the comedian, is another
sctor Of SO wide reputation as to render notice
saperfuous- He has been with Mr. DAILY about
five years, and has made several great n1te, as Ii
"Sarntoga," and the latcet T1ece - Monsieur
Aphonse." Owen Farcette is the low come
dian, William Davldge, the pest character aeto1
IN the country. George !arkes, the juvenile man,
"a easy. e'e61u4 aud 5puSu.e = r. 49, e+t
2oole' SUI .uoeoio auns.s - ~ a,,1tr;h,ta ~ ;ta
members "a hne evmpauj "nv 1891 49,
saepgtu. niuu - tto r. ,.d;as 80 ~ co,rso tha
.hs+ ine pnrn nnon the stase Tne scenery and
Huest WI u}pa ~ ~ Last tI,.t con h. obtained
n1nosaels VI ~ suo - ;i1 - 1.-a5 ~ ;a M.
ao.mo1Io~ ~ G.so1.o ~ a. ~ T. Iii ba ranastod
Eeoessa.3 ~ t'ee ~ 10 - +,,a s.tnTdsv matinca
1uesoAy uentf T.aoa.1 ~ ~ I'D s,t1,1d,v n;ohta
Meanosont3 1o1ns IL, - r;1on sna Fridav
ten1 Aonoon 1ssu' Aneo'
TEE ADEL1H1.