, 1874-03-22

raents added to the round s51ns2sy and smooth con
| ple;eneas Of the work.
The cast of ssThe Woman in White ~ draw
largely uon the strength OF lcVlcker's CON
pnny, including 3lr. 0'Neil Is Watter NarI
| ecl7ght !; Mr. Beck AZ Sir I'erca1d Clyde; Nj
Seymour Is Prot. Pesca Mrs Allen a. Mario
Hafco,nbe Mrs. Myers as Anne :Caa.rick
"tne Woman in White and Airs. stoueall, q
| Madame Fosco.
| uooLEY's TEEArHE.
Anunnouucetneut OF unusual interest is mad
| in connection with Hoolsy's-the last week 0
,Und,ne" There have been given, thus far
sixteen OF these superb performances, and six
teen tunes the theatie has been crowded 70 over
! lowing. There still remain large numbers o
people who have not bcen able to see "Undine,
with it's wonderful attractions. and Who mus
needs be stirring to get seata thls week. ALI tht
great features arc retained and in addition vii
LIE presented for the fiist tune Matt Morgan's
grand series OF pcLures, entitled: j" Immortal
ity-Wne, Women, Wealth, Power, Fortune II
Var" There wall ho the Usual "Wednesday ant
Saturday natinees.
| 1.-THE Iuyincib.s Week !" is what Mr.. Grove,
calls the ensuing six days at the Ade!phi. There
! are to be tive new starr,-tho lust appearance ot
Patti Rosa, who sinss with her feet, aud Ii Sad
to be the best Of ali lady iog-tlancers: of alr.
| O'Keardon, with his unique aud enjoyable
'Iumbleronicon; Of Boyd and Scott, song
] and dauce artists; and tho return ct Mr. Henry
Fage, the celebrated coinet soloist. It j., more
| over, tue last week of Lo-Lo and De Goriaus,
| ,Shosa like will not be seen again for A to,,e
| time Ali the fayosltes of last week remain. and
! the Seven Slsse1s" will continue. There il 10
bo IN extra .tutiics. night Tuesday, besides the
regular QUE Of Thursday, with tie Wednesday
/ and Saturday uatiuces,
| GLOBE THEATRE.
| # renort NAV be- credited q yerv superior entnr-
taiutnent Of it, kind il to lie Furnished the Globo
! patrons this week in the first appearance Of the
| Ice Rrf,thers and Charles Crisce.s Pautnmime
| Troupe, embracing HAIRY Jee as GIoton Charles
| Ch1ipde. nj Pdntatoon; Joseph Jee. Harlequin !:
Mile. Male, Colunlbine, ETC. The Wlll-o'-the-
Wlsp," new pantonlme, wit be produced, with
the Jee Brothers in their musical, acrobatc, aud
gymnaatic speclaities; William Eunice, the
I1dia-rabber sprito; kynock and Smith, akar-.
ess; ]. II. freeman, character pantomim,st
tie ice children, aged 3 and years, aud the
sula1leet hnt-splnners in the world; ]. II. Jones,
comedian, nnd otncrs.
MYERS OPERA HOUSE.
This weeks bill includes the following good
thinse, aside from the ulways-enjoyable comic
alld musical features Of the tirst part. ending
VIII. the funny finale, Browns Mule !" Walters
anc Morton, aud Bobby Nowcomb, in songs aud
dances; Ernest L1uden. bu1le5que prima-donna;
J. Gilbert, eccentric songs aud dauces :; ''Ihe
animated Wig Block, :" by. Cotton. kemb1e, and
Sur11dga; " 1a,uums Baby Elephant" by ar
Angtou, kemble. Morton, Walte1g. and 14iuden;
Any Wood to Saw by Billy Courtwright and
the sketch Of The Watch Dog" by Arlington,
Cotton, hemble. Su1ridge: Llnuen, etc.
ACADEMY OF mus1c.
Mr- Alkau closed his engagement at the Acad-
envy last night, and will be succeeded by Mrs. J.
4. Oates admirable Comic Opera Company,
which has been winning applause aud maaing
money at the East, and is tavorabiy remembered
here for its performances LII other days. Mrs.
Oates herself needs no praise to commend her
to those who know her, aud tue reorgauized aud
enlarged company will ylndlcate its ciaims to
npxrr7r m ,rp v.uprp
NJ ra ME- 1o ~ .nali-t 1tni aa..aa;. re 4,
~. ~. tna =, uae tue sAeet'e4t eolnSu4an ~ " tno
Academy OF Muslc, taSes Als benefit Tuesday
afternoon OF this week. There are numerous
volunteers for the occasion, and tho entertain
,,n-,niss;o, ~ H. E-nra5 ~ tha sda1n,, Aa +ha
ffol1n,rnse -o,..1mor ,,.u aa b;li '3;aa
~. 1otiu"niE ~ l seI.4eusn e.! , WI appe otH use1
George md Charles Reynolds; the Lem
Brothers. moonlight serenadeFs. There Will be
Academy orchestra. Mir Hermann Hraun. s.Tna
soInasa r,yins ); I. f;;nsr EaT1nar and ma51ar
dnett by Miss Hele MeHenrv md sir. 51nrhie
and dramatic perfo, nance by the full Academy
coupanv. Mr. Marble has prTaueel 10 sccure
lust buch benefit as he richly deserves, |
THE CALIFORNIA TAAGED1As !
The first appearance in Chicago Of Mr. John !
tic coming" tragedian, as lie is |
promises to be an event Of uucona- |
mon interest. Nr. Mccullough halls from Cali |
f0rlAa, tdat land OF great afd valuable prUauo-
tious, and comes strongly iu1o1Bed as the t|1ly !
accredited histronic representative Of the Gold ]
en- State. His range Us an actor is strictly and !
legitimate. embracing tho chief Shak-
spearean roles and also that Of Sportucus iu |
So Tho Gladiator" the exclusive bequest OF Ed
WIN Forrest to Mr.. MCCULLOUGH as an actor /
" orthy to wear his mantle. or his appearance
As Hamlet III st. Louis, last week, the Republican
said:
John cCuoueh made ereat succcss in " H.m-
et-" He care fresl1 electric sympathetic, and
powerful rendition Of the melancholy Dane: not go
IN his hands, how:ver as some OF the &C
& =, I'M Ill., - ~ % ptr
W., ~ T,e hss MS nrsr ~ 1.t3or
Is more i've man. and decidedly more heroic. Il
nay lack some points of nIeh md this is to be er-
ectca. But it is healthy, Symmetrical surprisingly
sympathetic and hints Al power of expansion jet un
wach cWss W. N u, sna WI grsanay eau
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'cen vi; }rswn ht tx n,noct,nent fhonoht It hest
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