, 1874-09-27

1uSIfaElqns. AcanWillie LHey are EotE ~ ae!. o9
what they know about their own people and Eu~
rope in general.
AZ 4 specimen OF his skill in drawing. II. Re
| ganey refers the public to the 1lthograrAic
! posters On the street, which arc remarkable 1or
thei1 artistic merit. But his name is too wel
known in this country to need exhaustive NEIL
ton.
DnAMAT1c NOTES.
Glars Morris is said TO make disgusting OBJ
ject OF herself in the Last scene Of - Tho
| Sphinx
james Horno is manager at Maguire's Theatre.
t San Francisco. The theatre needed somebody
| to handle it.
lydia Thompsons troupe. augmented By Mr.
Alfred Bishop, opened tpo season ct tha tna11nG
I Cross Theatre, London.~
Tho Birth OF tho PEARL a tabeau in the new
act OF 8. O1phee, at the Paris Gaite. is SAID to
| be usaryelously beautiful
1.-THE Non 31asda1cn" has been translated in
! to FrcDch under the name OF La Morto
I Niyants" diving Death).
Edwin Booth is still occupying his country
| house At Cos Cob. near Greenwich. onco owned
ty Charles Barras, author OF The Black Crook. !"
4 revival OF "Tbe Fly1ng Scud" will he made
! later iu the SEASON ct Booths Theatre, Alr.
| George De}morc, the Lontun actor, appearing IS
Nat G0$liA3.
| Several OF The leading business men of Phi[a-
| delphia have agreed to erect theatre in that
village theatre that will eclipse all others IN
| tho United Statcs!'
Pelikap WAS IN love with 11llc. Amanda, who
| amused tho public from little stage III tho
rrater at Vienna but Amanda would not love
| Pe]ikan, SO he went to the play to blow out his
! brains III the front row.
1t is announced, after nll. that MiDs Dyas goes
| to Waack's for the regular season. Mr. Daly
is uot displaying his characteristic sagacltT now-
| adavs, for he eeems 10 ba having trouble with
his best lady artists
t Two new theatres IN Toronto are to be opened
| House, On adelaide street, Niu >accommodato
1,5yO spectators; tho Royal Opcra-Housc, Gu
| King street, will scat ,45o persons.
| Raehei's mantle Is paid to have fallen on Nile.
| Agos, q French t1arcdicnue nov pcrIsrulIlg IN
| London. Fortunately she. had sa excellent
wardrobe or she could not have supplied t4the
| OF tho inheritocs Of her nlantles.
In a Florentiuo theatre, short time since, the
orchestra, not being paid, left ut the end OF the
second act OF the opera, and the intelligent pub
| lie present smashed everything III the house, II
return for their disappointment.
| Miss Jerroy-Lcwis has been elected leading
lady 1T WalacI'H for the fall and winter season,
The rumors About q certain London 4Actress o.
distinction having been epgagcd for tho position
are designated as fabrlcatlons.
| The revival of Venice Preserved at Booths
J Tueatre. last week, was not SUCCESS. The ne"
| En:lish actreas, Miss fannie BrouSh, Was &c
| much displcascd with adverse criticisms on hcl
acting as Belriderd tint she will return to En-
! gland at once.
II want you all to understand that there Is &c
| he no lerity on the stage tonight, SAID tue
manager of q city theatre to the supcrnnmera'
! ries: as the curtain waa runs up. "Nhsss lev
! itv. Bill :" ASKED one yupcrnumcrary Of another
| "IUA," said the other. 81 don't know: Suppose
| it's cross tween fares and . comedy
":Wbat ia your Ilne?" asked :tbe manager. q
a come1y little miss Nho applied at the stage
door IN answer to an advertisement FOR talent
| ...Oh. nc, can do most anything" said she,
splaS farce, comedy. or afisrpeces, DANCE &c sl's.
or, cry, wash dishes scrub. aud 10 Gauge e
pauline's Lady Of Lyonst" ''A Ali, Indeed salt
| the manager, waving her Oil, u a1Falo you It
too clever for our company.
Tho members Of the theatrical profession wle
| have spent the season st Long Branch are de
sertiug the place now one by one. hurried ilttie
perhaps. by the prevalence 81 the :" Eqq1hoctlal: a.
Edwin Adams, Chanffau, Mr. "annek, floyd
! and their respective cottages lBouccautt hasu1
AMY are being put in condition to brave thf
denonstratiye elemonts Of the "lnter-mouth7
At q Nevada theatre, recently. the gas went
out during the early pa-t OF the performance
md for briet period there Tas considerable e1
cteent and pfoianity 1no F9,co q, nn' f -,
STAGE. as follows: "Sit down. will yer. while /.
ec,,d for soma members Of Congress 10 COME
| round and crate. Then, / guess wo' i! have goS
enough to 50 on with tue sho"s'
Miss Kate Field anticipates making her debu
as an actress about Thanksgiving time Ae
friends bcspeak for her SUCCESS at the starts III
friends are, proverblaily partial, and We A.
quito sure Miss Field will much prefer beln:
criticised candilly aud impartialIy. There seem
TO- be something OF CONTROVERSY (amonG TIC pa
pcrs) regarding the ricce selecteu ps tue laas 10
| e1+.fI tnht, f0r official
| unenss gro long.
Tho Jersey City .Theatre Saturday night, jrs
before the OPENING of tho performance of ltl}
| Van Winkle" Deputy Sheriff Crouln mado LII
appearance and placed Mexico Rankin, the prln
cipal actor, under errest as sn al5conoinS deotor
Tie complaint upou which the papers Wer
issued was made By man named Elliott, OF ot
Louis. Bail was promptly furnished and tn
prisoner released in time to allow the perform
aucc to go on. This IL another evidence OF Je1
fersou's superiority over all competltors: ' II
mover disappoin:s an a1dence for ench reasons
ct;coro neon1e will remember Samuel Genese
) who vas the agent OF Charles Nyndham in tbl
city. Mr.. {ienese in on the Pacific slope
mingling in the confusion at Maguiros Theatre
which he has personally assisted in perfectlnc
NJ Sam Geneso recently naa t,Ooots occened
Challenge to fight with pistols: The second
= drew tho balls and the principals b'azed at On
another with blank cartridges for half an noun
| with all tile alTueG[De63 VI y htdfst-AAca- @AA
now Mr.. Geacse is beginning to think his couras
WAS wasted.
,, Lowell, Mass, has been asita:ed by an adyeE
t;scncut Of the play OF PASSIONS Peri1s,' to
t presented at one OF tho theatres, lkenessses
: beecher, Tilton. and Mrs: Tilton being on ~ u
, | uosterg. 4 prominent Methodist clergyman ci1
culatcl petition to the Aldermen to hayo - -
/ niece suppressed, and the document received tn
:. Signatures Of many ministers. special mee1
lug OF tue Aldermen was called, and the play Na
3 submitted to B committee. who reported sone
what sa-castically that tho alarm OF the pet1tlot
crs was not we'd grounded, and tho drama wa
q accordipcIs presented to fun house. tho aiaJo
. Aldermen, and City Narzhal occupying conspn
q | uou5 reserved seats.
@ uIes Mormons Paris" Q four-act wh'H
8 sica1ity. of tie same order au ''Gayant. Niaat
= ct Ge." and other wel!-known productions. ha
been given at the Paris Varieties. Its author
ara MN. Dclacour and Louis Leroy. ADe
. Sardrin, young Partisan, converted during
! residence at Salt Lake City to tho Aormo a't'
i faith. takes suddenly to flight, leaving hobit'
, | Lin1 lis wives and lis convictions. lteturnln
to Paris, he espouses, on the very day d hls 1 al
t rlyaL a young lady, without, es may be SUI
t nosed. informing her Of Ills previous ties. VINE