, 1874-05-17
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.
THE DRAMA

I've sAGu Cf ALL o1aha t.N.lS
1910.
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- 49, a1s,ne 49, ~ :; I1 Gh;"sa, - "a "l'n 1e'estn
Hoo,.z,. er,,o..u 80 efo1 .ao stek
o' Ds'na .4oao'' '4u Tue eeasaa
oe"e neatly enoeo everywhere else, notos,
cares ABOUT the drama any more. Qu.-dcarp
fractions are beginning to usurp thaiz phca
,,'v1cEEn's r1Jr4Tpr
u;.. H.ou;. a,;+.ha1, b,. oo,,1,,ao,,
Ae e~o~~ousa LET seccq3
Week, playing IN her original part Of Fdaa,
supported BY McVicker's company. Ihla 1a'
Little Barefoot" " will be played. n, "
Wicker snnnortino tho stsr in tha ~, d
r.n.,., :, +.h;,h =. h.. +,.da taa Z
1''""9' IL "4AsH no LOO A1a30 = n'a1sea sacez
On previous OCCASIONS
ACADEMY OF Muac.
The Buffalo Bill party. includinr M, r..
Mr. 0mohnndrn. and Madame ,Io,la.ch; ~ Nv
=. =. 11-,c,. H.. -. paiaa
a. VI" asa1o14' y. 4'rs "sea, soe o:zn1
being 'Ihe 6couts OF the Frar1es-" This sssk
Mr. Gardiner announces the engagement d il.
Murpbv. III his Irieh-Ame1ican drama r. ~,
M..1.. s.1I.nr, crau ua v,1, h. ~ az
n-e-., 49, 80 pr"ta::
aoole" 0A'oHpoA' 0Ao '"o """"' VI a1' W.
diner'a company.
THE ADE1pH1,
THE m,,,oe,oent annonnce for th;. v...
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Dickev ~ which h,a heen in nrenar,tior {.x
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LAY LAY 5inas d 49, s,sr sao A''10a1sses1
oA''oA'' ND1 800; onzp..ronsr
r-,a .r;,s+rais Ia9. nia1ea tha;, ,,,+ +, III,
~ 20 ea,n-s ~ 1,.Sa .sas ~ "
nn',,tr, ~ ,nrrow - fhs ncIt attTocon =" |. =
theatre will be- theRoyal Troupe of Narl1nrtss
under the management Of 3fcDonnngh / En-.
shaw. These are called ths st. Jamst E,F
London Eariouettes. .'t
61sosBUaY HALL.
The other troupe OF automatons has been u,
forming during rhe week at Kipesbury Hall y,
with great popular success. The atteadaucshu
been uniformly large, Arrangements NIL b
nado to give th1ee matinee pes1otcaaceS t..
ing tho present week. -.
EoREPAudH's CIRCUS
Already the vacant fences groan with =
nouncements OF Forepaugh's crest olrcns, VIII
is announced to appear IN few taJs~ LIN
always been popular, and sill probably eoaeaa
to be 30.
PARIS " MOONLIGHT
;. me panoramic eanlplt1on ;s1 ~ s ~ aa1
hent at tte EAPoe1tlol u5 punuul5' nns nas loe- ~
poned unn1 to-molto" e'euins; 1uu u. :sMAa
tne ueNsy - oa.o " % - t'a;n 2osi. ~ ~
Iue eou@1' 'eS91s W AAA'0AA SAo-N "NNo ~ -
season" -
,,... .n.ahai- ~. L.. 1>oan oa,.s IN carr,,,,
maoa'ae "an7uscneA i'<'' 6oAe ~ 'e'4A'4''
Miss Nelson, the actress, is said to IN
cleared Sl50,00o since coming to she Uaaa
States
The ascent OF Mont Blanc is the lEtest coraa
seusation at the Haymarket, London. Btu
atona will be the chief cimber-
The IL hor.trick MAS mada clesr at Bud,h
by 4 kick from IN ambitious youth who hid 7r.
~ uJ3taared = a - - rha tv1n1
01s0'1eA ~ Nv "A'
Mr.. Charles Pope has been playing E:!pse9f
in the drama Of that name at the callfosma
Theatre, San Erancisco, "11o immense sasessA
The death Of Mr. Addison, the Tel-snos1
comedian, is announced. Mr. Addison was
Years Of age. One Of his most successful part
WAS that Of Sir John FatstaH. He was ths fatea
Of the Misses Fanny and Carlotsa Addison
rba dramatic version of Haytho7ue'c a8nr
,ot T'ot.a- whit.1, has been prodrced in PuA
ia said tn he meIodrama of tho heaviest schoal,
and nortantousIylonr, Nevertheless. it ii xea
tIed Diva Logan praises it in moderation
~, ~ bo- r,nartos,a
mag91e Mltcheil nas auea W ~, iopstsvi' oSsi i
Scotch jife hv Miss Marian Reeves, whose " IL.
cemscon " and Randolph Honor" published u,
Der the nom de plume OF ;. Fadctte," some yeaa
r1 ~ Wsrn nonmlar nova,s. Il is to bs presented
~, ~ ".,J osrIv pdp11 ~
"' 90 eA.'
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Florence, the poeaia sc1
ediana. sailed Wednesday on tue ocous ~
protracted sojourn abroad: lheE eonlesnpla''. !.
visit to the Holy Land and tue othsr po!na -