The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-05

1t Is reported that the StrakOScll Italian !
opera troupe vi he the opening attraction
at The Globe Theatre Boston which IL ex-
pcc'cd will be ready for use in October.
Mr. II c Barnabcc and party have met
with great success, both masically and fl
nancial'y. in their tour through Maine and
the Provinces.
Mr. Charles r Thorne and Mr. Robson,
all announcements to the contrary, will re-
turn to the tnion-sqnare theatre New York
next season.
Mr. Goodwin has recovered from his re-
cent illness and given the burlcsquc of
"Eyangcline' at Niblo's the pruning that it
needed. The houses continue large and
it is announced until further notice
Miss Jennie Hughes, who was most
pleasing exception to the average serio-
comic vocalist, has been married TO Mr.
Lloyd Iaish, said TO be a wealthy merchant
of New y ork city, and has cancelled all of
her professional engagements.
c w Tayleurc, it is said, will unite with
Mr. Stuart in the management of the New
Park theatre, New York in October next.
Mrs Chanfrau will produce Tom Taylor's
'Lady Clancarty" at the California theatre,
San Francisco, in September. Baltimore,
Providence, st Louis and other cities will
probably see her in the same role
Olive Logans dramas for this season are
all new pieces, written by herself and her
husband in collaboration, and with special
reference to her style as a comedenne.
She will begin her season at the Walnut
street theatre, Philadelphia, on the 3lst of
August, with her new comedy "The
Woman who Talks"
regular dramatic company is to be en-
gagged for the coming season for the How
ard Athennum, Boston, and has already
secured many Of the principal stars.
Charles T Nichols is the heavy man. w
W Moreand, comedian; Mrs Moreland
general business; Aggie Wood, chamber
maid, and Marie lie Brun, walking lady,
have already been engaged
Mr. Warren was in New York with Jeffer-
.son last week, and called on Toole; Miss
Cary of the Museum is visiting her sister
in Adams, New York, and Mr. Charles A
Stevenson of the Museum is at the Oregon
house, hall, yachting and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs James w Norris (Josie
Batchcller) have left Boston for Lexington,
Kentucky, where Mr. Norris intends pur-
chasing home for their summer residence
in the future. They are engaged in St.
Louis next winter
Just prior to Mr.. Palmer's departure from
| Europe, he arranged with Paul Feval, au-
thor of The Dukes Motto for new play
Of the same romantic character, to be pro-
duced Mt Booths Theatre during the next
season. Mr., Calvert is coming over to
superntend the revival of "lIenry the
Fifth, in which, as announced, MIR George
Rignod will make his first appearance.
The scenery will be by Beverly, Grieve &
Telbin o: London. and the company en-
gagged in the representation will number
| some 800 persons
The Deluge, or Paradise Lost" is the
title of the spectacular drama in which the
Kiralfy Brothers are to introduce their
specialIies, and artsts engaged by them in
Europe, at Niblo's garden on September 7.
Mr.. Hughes and son, who are said TO be
among the best scenic artists in England,
have arrived and will at once begin the
painting of the scenery from designs by
Gustave Dore and Gervins. The dramatic
company will include the Misses Julia Sea-
man, Macdonald. Addie New, Kate Eel
lows, Annie Boat, Messrs. Stretton, Steele,
Elliott, Davenport, Curt, etc, who have
been engaged in England. They have
brought from England entire scenery for
the same spectacle, arranged upon novel
plan. so that il can be used in any theatre.
be the stage large or small. That will be
used with travelling company, which will
perform the same drama in all of the prin-
cipal cities and towns.