, 1874-07-26

/ =. dfiulsS IL w. W." not say,
1 nil sail for Europe next satnr-
i IT. Dsra9,' r, r, ~rofe gsionai engagement there:
] 10 iulhH In lot Of American pictorial
E.pssss. nd. "..stopish the natives "1'n-
] 80 ~ uocs. the dramatic editor OF the
4 IT. GeolSe ,.-r&s has written drama, entitled
~ {ozk E'"t1t ~, II is ead to be both romantic
liz Li'es. I, will be produced next winter.
y esao'4' aecidcd to orca Ills Roman Hip
/ s;.aum Asn ,ostou. On Monday, Arg. ), Tor
4 ,:srre 10 The entiro establishment VIII be
! re scess. nsa.cn Including the jmnoase
/ -;spn1ed ~ rnarhernal:a for the "coagress OF
t;1e:s a1a pni pm everything that be has In New
y !t1p esssp:: tho bs4lo1ps. .,,o. TIM bo ID tno
I ~ e'v, r.,z \, the Cloth of Cold has been
<ts tis!as astr.,,a with considerable success,
edssa :. .1os soo ,,aring Sir Guy with laughter
] t''a's go ~. v. Bullock and Mr.. Joseph D.
i; V. leslss cr7:ycd 4: Liverpool froU: New
s:L.:n D. ~ Gn,on steamer Wyoming, il Charge
!45-?a,.s p 81 Royal NaTi9aettcs'
!: Il =. t,lts OF taking the Princess
1esonid he do "a, lie viii prnta';t;7 FRO
! f:;..c. ENVY ~ Henri Nurger's "Vie de Bo-
/; :. : ,oi III a1sn's 0,paa1." .,r,. constant
j 1us7q,ol Po5t sa!s: oa ino n.,c con5'una ~ tha
!tt,,oss !t Which have peea 1nsse ~ Inn' ."o
- + So " and upon art generally, BY the
;;::ca I'ti;is I nav be surposcd, to tho resl!sns-
r,5.re leo; tn17,e which will, i: is to be ho:eA.
1 l. 9! ~ ~; bT tfat OF Mr. Honaorby- I:ari:5
j fo4;ne nsmes a:o mentioned III connection
- Faose esesat Office are Dr. We-.l;l,d Nu:s..a',
III " ::I.ad gieau, and dr. Tom Taylor Il tag
T. !. T+.s;1ed, so'Ie man "1th ofoaotn Oh
/ 81 i's.souu bs appointed to II.
] .,+1 m Icngfellov's "Evangcline " is
i !usseSss' ~ ~ enccaed "Faast,,s Ct Niblo's
I ~ THIS is, no hare reason to believe, tho
I '@:e. '-.,n7a v1ttnu recently by Boston young
~ rh,ch music YVES written oT lncai cota,
! -. Ths tc,t aud the mrs we're nlsn,s pia'nea
j - newspapers, a'ss2 = t't4'"Ae
/ ). rae some time ago.
i ,1,,aon letter says: 1t IS not true, as TO
! hy Paris Journal, thst the famous
i ,s,r, syens do mourn oe la1in = Aonuaos.
/ IA cenx o1li FONT tant aDrla1ltue, bus II
1 tas' Nv. u. 1hs renowned dancer, who had all
iss iss-;i at her fest twenty years ago. Ii now III
a;n r;r;nr lessons in dancing Tor tl,fllng
a..ta 9Srctched lodging house i'll Soho Square.
1 ~ r.,x rer7 POOR. Mia. Sangalli the pres
- :s,.5 y the ballet at the Paris Grand Opera,
4 ~ 1s h rlyo benefit for Taglloni, and II
j ss,,:sninr or this kind is dore IN each OF the
] - uijch a1cl q b rid about Ia3honi,
1 81 l.ay might cnd her days IN peace aho
.=;a:t.'
j ,.,.,e.,o,3ert writing from London Eays:
4 -, Raucic:uit has produced Ills lsei A.1l:s
/ 49,. Gaiety with Mr. I1orue and Mr- Kooson
l rthe plece gees well, notE1shstaneulas na
usz c2mp:aln OF l1r. Thorne american ac.
i lind lauent that 50 fms an actor cannon
~ Fneiish.' Mr. Doucicault has been 30 tlr
j ti.tr.f as to put up the price Of stalls TO ~
j ti5orsfor. really, $3.50 il too much to pay
j = ;,ssr;ng TO any play" 1t is comforting to
IL somebody regards Mr. Thorne As v nna
4 IL"
/ re lydia Thomrson troupe will not return
s!nerica until March, 1875, and they WILL then
1 ,e{c-n for period Of fifteen consecutive
] r7hs. h the meantime they will fulfill en-
1 n,gusats IN the English theatres. Willie
f Ei1n goes over to join the troupe Lionel
EnIt, one of the best burlesoue actors on the
] E.ih,h stage, has been engaged ss tho prlnci-
/ aunaedi1n. We breathe again, 1be respite
sno,e than even our despair could hope for.
> s;,Jipi was offered rery lucrative engage
ese! il he would return here st the expiration
4 three yea1s, able to play in English. The
! ts;t actor thinks that, eyen il ho learned
English, he would DO certain when excited to
bTeakinto 1taGi1. ..
The Other attsruoon William H. Dixon, an at
t,:he OF the Howard Athena um, Boston, while
eg.sed in making como repairs upon the sun-
ssA over the chandelier, came ues.r meeting
Etb seaous, il not fatal, accident Upright
| .dhoriGoatal ladders had been rigged out as q
,Afof1a for hin to stand upon while engaged
ron Tue sunlight. Nhlleso engaged tho guy or
ny tppes thst held the horizontal 1adIar loos-
| cE, md tie laddcr slid back and left him With
e support. Directly as the ladder began to
| lii back Dixon eeixed tue main pipe OF the
| trdeler md hung there forlifc for space OF
| eA minutes, tiiithe laddar could be read justcd.
Eale fallen be would have dropped q distance
1 aGIe=t, striking on the benches OF the par
rs ind in all probability rould have been
| AIMS letter eays: ssIho theatrical world has
s..d its summer garb definitely and u. last
T. Vaudeville and the Varieties closed thor
tn this week, and twelve theatres only remMn 1r,i
| ra:o snuse the oyerlleated Paris'aus. lAt
laann.s Aor1is,' on the Boulevards. Uhoreor
| Gxs p!aTellls are posted, look actl1aIis empty
r:2s hung with the dismal rags Of past adver'
fasota.. But this apoarcnt q11!etude, IL II
hry deceptive, as ueaIIy every lending theatre
sGt.dy rehearslog soulo new play Tor tilt
| Eng season. Meantime those that remain
"a s7e in healtnfui state OF activity, aao w
| tsE1uised new dramas at the Comedie Fran
ssss.d the Gynnase, r. reproduction Of 'Uol
l:nd Autriche at the Porto st. hlartin, and 9
.r@aa 1T the Grand Opera, to say nothing oj
| Choken series Of representations OF 'La
: fa1a Madame Angot. at the Foliee Drama
- t.aes tor some months to come. We shall not
therefore, BE- left to perish Of ennui for lack o1
j sa.a:.l snrsements this summer
j VI. Tcole, who will soon appear At Nallack's e
: : ah.ssse psid graceful compliment to American
] p!a5srs vao have visited 1ondon-1l1sH Cush'
! nm Mis- Baseman, Mr.. Jefferson, Mr. Owens,
| ~. Dasenpors, Mr. Brcugharn, Mc. Sothern, nr
/ tdRln Booth, M1. Clarke, and mary othors-at
sae dinner glrea to him recently BY his many
tneads 1t the British Capital. NJ. Too!e's ad-
Ges Has repete With happy anecdotes OF hlt
nolesaonl career. Tho only timo in twenty
!eas:, he szid, that be had nearly failed to ap-
F.: shs1 announced. was at perfoi nance o1
laea Dicks Darlic..' He managed tt
taEs}e through With his part, however, and the
IN morning IN innocent critic complimentec
- oa tae thoughtfulness displayed il his act
1 = 10 t1s smallest detail, eyen when ascending
s:Eeps Of the carriers cart. The reason fol
g.. ~ .thoasshtfulnoss" was simple. Mr.. Toolt
s1Es Eont.
-Adre-s set b!tnk-veree historical drama ha:
-, ~ Noaacea ut Edinturg lat the prnceE' The
is'es1sed !" A Crown for Love" It has beer
rr'ssE1 On! b Miss Evelyn's company. the au.
-. unnamed. The plot is founded upon Incl
j fss, Esa oatsps the reign Of King Henry tht
/ ES1 -s1 md between the years 1882 md 1896
sSsans chiefly sketch Of the life OF Anne
F.~3. F,a1Iom the da.o Of the Kings wooing a
T -; y; san!e to her marriage aud subsequent
rtt ~ ttsasn IS Queen, the picture terminating
- aef imprisonment in the Tower, her tria
~. rts.eeot'on. In the first act King Henry
Il atNe Bolyn has sharp contest with
-. Armour the h}acksmith who dc