, 1874-03-08

men, Lcster and Allen, who will vie with tho
REYNOLDS brothers in eccentrlcity. The graceful
illusion Of the dssolying statue with Miss Maud
Gray as tie statue, remains, as also does M,ss
Delmay the eerio-comic vocalist. Another nov
! ely will be Messra. Adams and German in their
Teutonic bur esqua spccialtles. They are among
the best OF their kind on the yariety stage. The
Leon brothers have some new feats and always
RAs The gea 1s
| '' The Seven Sisters witL new scenery aud
some exquisite effects designed by Mt. Wallis,
| and good ballet. In the course OF the extra
vaganza brilliant aerial performance will be in
on the dying trapezc,--a icat which ~ simply
wonderful in it's daring. The transtormatlon
scene is exquisite, and IL entitled " Night and
Morning"
| MYERS OPERA HOUSE.
| The Nochailas having departed from the
| Adelphi. MessrB. Surrllga End Newcomo have
| the box trick all to themeelves, and maze the
| most OF it. There are many people who tl!lnk
| they know all about it. and feel convinced that
they tie up the box 80 taat nobody can effect
an entrance. So they can, if they have rope
enough. Tie oldtashioned and amusing negro
sketch. "Twenty-one today" which was so
popular last week. will remain On the boards for
the present week, as also will the farce, ;" Dar-
| NUNS Elephant" John Gilbert, aud Walters
aud Morton still remain, and add to toe mirth Of
| the evening.
| PROF. pErpEns SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
Tie managers Of tue Star Course make to-day
t ;nto-ast annong our 1ocn1 ecfant;fc savans that
vii 10 ,niv a,;rnea,aJ -, ~ cnr;oa;tv aronsn1
On the part OF the unscientific public; for they
| announce the engagement for series OF three
mants ii;nstTat;Ir The sfar;o of Tiuht and
| snnrd f" 1T Prof T n ponner as I,e is known
| to the scientific world--the inventor OF Pep
| per's Ghost" as he il known to the unlcttered
innsses. It in safe to assert that al1uost everv~
| h,,,3,. Toa IN ona wav ~ ano+her hoard of prof.
! pennar 1 w1ho for mara than twenty Years. has
Laa ,t r;rocto- - IN Pov,1 pnlrtechnic Insti-
t"t;o, of T,ondon In tlis position he has.
thronrh tte medium of his familiar lectures.
nsl,;o1 hv tho hr;lj;a Mt eynerments and ilnstra-
t,ona ;nfrodncad in them nre made easy of com
nra1,ans,on hv nll. achieved reputation as m
inat11ctnr and ed,1cator in the realms Of popular
| actenca yv;thont aonal arnono tte many EnyIibh
es!ent1 tc "..nou. dsin. a1ation ~ h;u
scientific experlmentai!lsls. IN aoult1on u n.s
o"n NUMEROUS setensinc nAno -
those OF his longtime friends and correspond
Charles Wneatstone, the eminent electrician, and
| oters of cuuat emiuenco in the regions Of Sci
entihc art, lave, through the medium Of his
| lectures a1o eApe4tuaon.1, oGSu asoue11a ,
popnlaf!y 1ah1nat 70 tue Enslan pau. ndo.
lie. Prof. Peppers remarRaole success
ia undoubtedly due to the fact 1har his scientific
entertainments are diyestcd Of all technicallties,
md ma~sca effects and chemical e1pe1iments in.
Ioduced IN them ana o1pa,neu 10 ane nd onat
| ~ LOG Pee . 49, ~; otr,ats ,,5 a,nor;
apparatus 1or producing s eetsa baan nAn
tnred for hm ny 4esars Les ay nogis eeG vs. az
ptessg ~ nav ha rea1,sed from tio fact
tent anu Gnaeaoter S 10, 70 snf, raar;rss him ~
tnns IL , MI,fn9 h,9r, ne t1,ras ass;atsnts
o'3ns W. usr -; - nssntor NJ ne.r1v all tha
,a1;cs, 1Ua etfecta and startling illusions which
| iaTa haan nniaarahIv im;tated bv the stroll,pc
| ha'e peeu u,eeiAo'! !41sa .;ns 1.aea ~ ee5 ~.
ts aua arJ rbosc faiInres have finna
| L 80 aas - g;a.1s+ thosa ;ntoroated in scianca
th h4h 4h;a s,vo If entcrtninment. Referripg to
lWs 1aet no.eL -: - n;ta ~ T~a,.ai nuhan p1nf
| ~ n au.uo. - s ~ har ,ot;va citv ,rrotn To the
| EePPe1 caae " uo1 Ias'o ss, @ ;.rro5,,;,,e,
ttovldenco 1ou'1a' oses Ist nau'
khe l1oaes'o1 ~ 'no 1oAse En- 49,. nv.
;1on. oVs baI the onportuny Of witnessing the
marvellous auccess OF tho Polytechnic Institute enter
ainnen.E II ondon 80 am a,tcIsntIx Enasn here
~,sh M tn eaTs therefore, through -FOUR columns, that
this gentleman Is tue 11enteat one WIG nae ~ pe
aotS en'eInsa . 1ng Tftse ~ ~ twenty int
though unpt1ncipled men U. ID his name without
authority to give eeat to their OWN N tns
country sexet years aso. b ~ , orS4 or ~
% siesce Witch besr his ns1ne md that he
has succeeded in presenting the wonders Of chemistry
shd mecoahaca ~ nnt ., f,Sn vorth ,th the .1nht
nes e a. ~ haopme F.rndayy Huxleys and Tyndals
Those who can attend his lectures aud fail to do so
viii make m15taxe' , :.
But perhaps Prof. Pepper II best known 20 =
the masses of tho public by Lis Inventions 3, OF
s'The Ghost, - '' The Talking Head Inc
Dissolyng Statue" and other magical effects
illustrating optical illusions and the peculiar
properties OF light. The ssie OF T. course tlckett
for his lectures Will commence lnulsoay motn. III.
| ing. tor pat11euiAt7 no 4o1o1 VIZ Ao'001 ~
aa'ef'1'04Nsn'' ppop pnocron.
az 1aor .ar;aa " 1cc,urea hv prof
Inc my ~ ol ts sno eeas1r as1ronorer viii be- 1e1y.
araJ t1nn,row ~" eyen,ne. his subject being
eleu lo-moitun ~ ~ Star-ma,,,t,a biorranh;cnj
s.,o, nf III. treat scientist will be found in
onot1,er col,,m6
DRAMATIC NOTES.
A Par1s theatre has imported troupe OF
genuine Egyptian dancing-glrls.
Madame Jansuacbck has been PLAYING Deborah
~ oanrnntm,ed mnaar ,ndences nj Booths Theatre.
"
George Fawcette howe,s "teathelst9ckins I:n}cs1
has been pecuniarily unsuccessful At N1olos'
Robcrtsou's charming comedy "school' has
| had rnn at the Prince Of Wales Theatre Of
over 500 nights.
| 41,o ,o-,;nr IF .