, 1874-06-07

neneos where Last years resl1% enHeu Rt-t,. vos
MAY o. barsley CampD9lte ~ ,r,e fs;1,. actcI
9laJeo ~ eooo oueaneso' ,ra.,- aitsrro tinc
Ut IAa nye1 o., Ivy "eehs' sno 4A4' ~
nay Z 40. o., ano'nss u ,;J;,h effoTt 6f Tic
snti'nr 49,. fur S,e .,e reoa - arc7ent business
@u1nos' 'ot o1'e "saa - - t,,n s,.mn,sr s.a
am % i've Gantia f. H. Savaae w.s nut o. The first
' a' , uen..e n..s,a oana5u, o,diparv r Ye1
Two NJ nights buslness was o11fa0' 'u'aA1'' - 40''
1aR,uls n,r;u;u,s criman war n,avea. and
June y; "hllrlaus illme "As p'A'e3' "Do
ran "eok' 20 only 1hn nousos 1voa n1avcd md
49,. oun9 t;1i ~ - he uahe ., oa ' he comei;an VA
tAa an .tta Viz ena u '0o "oon A
uuno4l' % q, p...,. 5o1;,bffr1 ronndv
1ano Un. 20, nopea.son ;th Talv;i RYAN ;r fa
Sas.1 nAe piouueeu' 'rtas ".tn Tho frat t.o
wastu' hra;nass .s " e,trsordnarT the houso
hs;nn crowdo5 ~ "gerv ,,arfornance The third
weoI | it 1ropped @ litte. but remained remarkably
| Sooa, , ~. s.n,,nor
tast oti5 ~ "a nono man pa, paarors1r
neae telt1ng On amnsements se.e'e} =. 4o,n na
h,snsss vus 81 nrnand s,,chtv Il was continncd
tor ap9ner xsek and then the hous0 was CLOSED
. THE REGULAR !I SEASON. ao,.a,, =, +-,~a
pets Tor the regular season. Divorce " Tas the
hrst piece played. 1t attracteu ina , moss lasn,
lonable audiences in spite OF tue ho1 weather ana
lse aee. l1 was taAen OIL ~ HiAAe Aoon Aux !"
very unpopu!ar pay -. ,srho 1ou
aug MilAe oo'itna IN ., ssoss, osss,,c;ato 10 nuH
MaSaa1en' utaHatlzea py easo aaso1 saa,a "a 10
"' y ro bduses wora en had that
m the tbjrd nirht It was taken OF and "Tne
Victims y snhstitnted' Dnt manacers cannot
nIov trtcks vii, lie nuh1ic ha they mllionaires
% Or not. I3usnoss remained aat at the theatre,
~ the manaoanaant deaervad
Ano o5 = Tha v;ctima waa continucd. ns
no preparations had been made to substitute
snmathine .au 1or Tha New Mardalon." This
illustrated tie bsd management Of the theatre,
and shook public oou6denco. and 11r. Hooley
threw awav t,ia onnortnnitv
anr az - fheckmafa i a nrettv trif1a WIS
,ronerad ~ anil ran for = TaaiI
sent 4 Bronson HoWards gocIety-drama ILL
ian,a Iaat I.ove u was nroduced with great care
fnrmanca of tha nieco and WA fnyorablr re-
coiyed bv tho nreaa md nub1ic- It ran for
Tort1icht -" eAeo" 1A@N f'
1ot SAM ts IL "peri1 ~ another q, nart1av camn-
bells pieces (Which were beginning to belong to
tLe thratro1 ,vaa reca;ved * had been the hit
Of the ] prevona A1 season % and var M plaTed eieyen
times 10 fair honses.
Sent. 20. "Man and Wife was pat on. twas
only partial success.
nct < 1;1 q Eist s at;on vaa nrodnced and n1.ved
threa n;ch+s- r
Oct. s stAl1 that Glitters Il not Goldn was
substituted Tor it, It ''~@ - ''' >"S1
oct' ia Fernande ~ waa broneht ont. Il vas
not especially well PLAYED. nor did it pogsess
man fa a t,iAr raW iFfr HnHnvar
tTh;a endad Tho nm ~ ooo5 hnsinesa for tha
saoaon A '@1' 1"'@ ~ e00~ 11 ~0
~. =, ,.-,,~ 1,,,,. ury.,u
w. ~, palaley Nauppells meales "Is
Put W iot ois'eu pel!ua inneeo. ,t tno n4Gs nul
1-ornal o. low +hot IA az =. ~ oh;or ), no
e;ran II, ito n1ana ~ l;o,,+ hrSino,. "
Nv q IHad Hfa1adnn'a aycc,,ant drama
.t rIondsh was nrodncad II was tbe hast
:. mofiorn societv Mace" of the soason. Il
faiIad to .irew and was taken off aftor four neT.
ctnd hcttar than ~" eon,1 have haan a9nacfod r.
ahonH ~ hn "a haon .r;tharown
Noyl e East TynneS Was civan to ,n,sera-
b,e houses. and repea.ed three fimes nndsr the
aa~,. J;eoa,,ra ~; ~ ,,~o,,~ostnnoos A. anr,a5
sae w. es not ran d. M h,
va EnnT md The nnb1ic iooEod At in the sama
1;e,,t RI raor;raa Tuc;11a Westorn to hrino onf
is III, co1,ie essonce and tha honso haS not
ia Goao o tat ret An LILO nouS' o Do'
NOV ~, aiGs Ia~od ucn ro p[eras.o trao +a
=. Mainet ,tt Was pl''eo' - 1an '1noosn 'ne "eeA
~ W. ~ rpo iiaht n;eca uEind ~ j, Fo,1t ~
90 ,iorad Tta vaoI Taa fii1n1 in v;Ih :: po,,,
] Fry %aDd ,;.3;a 1.-THE Heir It Law" business I'M
Nv 81 1T aab tbo roraake- :, rvas ,,ovad
.nd 1s co,,tnnef four nirbta to FIR 1uz,nes5
NJ "a . 1Jnntad nnwn " waa r;van w.th.
o,;t too ooi,;a,,;,o rn;rnn1ea o" "A' h1''D "''-1
W 10 ~ ~ ~ aar,na,,- +-.1a1od 1o,r;,,, +ta
n,,ss To,1orE p @oy,ranr for t,ro rneka 'A0
npnse 70 a. Jus nTiio contp1ns s lon t"u meuHs
~, 49,, 10 @ :.s o-sed' Giusd' os-a p,4 ~
p.ete, w. + paa W. m1.n ~ ~ .no
ta.t ~ VIC aa,pa ,,ann,a ~ ;+,,pnr;t, etosd,,r
III '"o "csAs pness iess ..5 n,!,
!,u nus ~ neFei ole" nou7o coniolcn7o1 a'7 "i'a
1Se 'ns11N7
TIE STAR BUSINESS.
Jnn. IS pefiod II tne HISTORY OF the thea-
tre when maiA5 -'ir. Hooleys olsGust Win com
edy business. lie '1nwlsely turned hls house IN
to star theatre, augusta Darson :, appearing IN
" Camille and " tuY aanner1ng' TO "Ietchea
houses; It was Illuminating to play to such
empty benches aa Mlss Dargon dld.
jan: II, Not Guilty" =" was tired, and WAS
pl15ed four times. to the samo End OF business
Jan. 10, "taahon "as revived. With the
came results.
jan l9, Mr. Bishop bad benefit
JAN 20, raise shame was revived. It had
been very popular once, but times had changed,
and nothing would draw.
jan. Is, p" Married Lifo, with John Dillon as
the STAR was tried without great success.
Jan =! "Iho Overland Koute = was put on,
and finished the week. 3; some freak OF popu- |
larity, It was attractive and drew fair houses.
Feb. z salvln1 caIno Tor three performances, /
playing "hgo1aar," Elizabeth" and at the |
"Wednesday matinee "OthelIo." Tho first two |
performances Wero given to miserable houses, |
but the receipts TOR the three aggregated S3.9i0.