, 1874-10-04

commended him enthusiastically. nId tho criti-
cls1ss OF the leading journals Of Ito coun-ry
t have all been more or less favorable.
Thursday night Mr. Barrett Ila;a ShJfcch.
I 1le has never appeared in this part tcierc Ill
Chicago, aud shall look forward with interest
| to its representation.
| Friday night Julius Crsar" will present Mr.
| Barrett in lis famous rola Of Cassim*. It VAS
! in this part that he won his first fame, having
| appeared in it when p1nying to Edwin Booths
| E'utus. It will be remembered that on this oc-
| cxsIon tho critics wero taken by surprise, and
| claimed Mr. Earrctt's Cdssius to be tho feature
| OF the tragedy.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Bazret: will appear as
Claude Mclnoae il, Bulwer's popular. though
sicEly, drama, ''T Tho Lady Of Lyons" aud in the
| evening as Richard III.
His company is large, and in general excel
| lcnce IL superior to any now travelling. Follow
! ing is > list of the latie3 and gentlemen com-
Posing it: MISC Alco EIooa'. Miss josie
| Craig, Miss L. ]. Phillips. Miss Eliza IIudeon,
| John ?. Sutton. II. seymour; George Morton.
". T. Ed:yard-. j. V. Daley. II. D. Gale. Tho
company il under the management of Mr. L.
". .Darer.
Next week VIC are to ha:o The Men
THE GlA:;D orEEA-EoUsE
haa. perhaps. been the most substantial gamer
By the influx Of county visitors. Tho house has
keen crowded every night, ans, tho receipts haro
| lcon 80 large ttat tho management contemplate
supporting an,thcr Exposition when the present
IL closed, to lnins people to tho city. Their bill
this week il better than over. Tho roaring
operatic barloaque, Mons. Chouf1euri." will be
retained for week mere. Walkers and Nor
ton, tue song mud dance mcn, we're rendered =
| very heart" reception Monday night; aud wcro
kindly remembered through the week. They
have ce-t.in novelties this week. Billy Manning
will give Aln CID sad amusing sketch, ''Quict
Lodgings" ter tho first time III tnreo years.
THIS ls=t. to be about lhe most amusing piece in
again viii irnmol.iate u,erriu,ent, no doubt.
Next week kelly l. Icons translation Of
| ii Chiuy -Cuc.y-!ii will Ee 8 ivca.
MYERS ori.RA-MoCsE.
under tho direction Of McskH. Dickey and
| sou.hgate, ,h2, been doing fairly well during
the week. :Icssia. Wallace & Henderson have
been playing variety company. The strength
OF the company lay entirely with rrof. Herr
mann. the rrettidigitateur, and tho swimmer,
Johnson Without tLcm there would be no
performance They aEe both interesting. how
ever. 1lclrmaaa's fe2ta are remarkable rather
far the nca:neas Of their execution than
their novclty. although seycca1 Ct them are quite
Ee7s. He is man OF 10 little ready w.t. and, in
addition to the storcoty1'ed dialogue WHICH is
repeated Rightly, tlineS al occasional boa mot
which il provoked Ly fome unforeseen c:rcuul-
! stance. jout,Bon's fcnts uoer waller arc worth
seeing, although not absolutely Lnir- rahiug nor
cyen uceIu@led. i good bill il promised. this
week.
EE:opEAS SKETCHES.
IesArs. Tlichlin aud Eegamy, Of whom men-
ton WAS made ia The TRIBUNE las: Sunday, ira
rerfcc..inG their arrangements Tor series o.
three entcrau1nents at t1cCormick's Hail. in
which By a lcct:nc, music, and II. Kesa1av's in
ini:aLie carlcatures, the manners md customs
of France aud spain arc to De illustrated. Fol
lowing is the Programme for FriuaJ aud Satu:-
day nights:
13:rolucticn on Spanish melodies tcc The piano.
The revolutions u 81 ali--M@!rd, the lros::iceR,
c,u tie nluGu.aius.-Tne Carl.st N-1.-Pcrsocal e1-
l"rie,4ccs the twn hostile camis.-Dua CArlos and
Lis ar1isans.-santa Cruz, the briga nii
ST asL Republicans aud their c2de s. Castelar,, F!g1e-
ra Scrr.tlo. aud o,hvrz.-TLe Alf"usist Tar'y.-TLe
Young Del, AIfnuso aud Lis mother, ex-Q1esu Is1-
ira.-Tnt c''''ll:css Of Mo.tijo, mother of tie ax-
E,ulrcss Ea3eaie.
+. "DanEe Ard.lou1e, )" Tor IT, ::Eo.
Hom.-:ie of tie srauaas>-.-Dn'l-lssts.- The
songs. dances, and oye-aaaiEz.-1'sisaud4s Sid
travelling il SIAN.
orls-:ts picturesque taroolss, and national o4ll4ds.
10 G.r the 1.ost vivid impressions Of tie na-
.:oEal 1;ec.1liari.ies Ut tie people.
Monday evening Franco will be illustrated, tho
EElnI0ujLlE A-uu0LCcA tC4Ats 4UA4Oha
FART I.
1ntroinet;on on French national melodies for tac
li4o.-TAc mysteries II M; oaa Lmi ic.-Tarough
tae German war-:ris during tie siege @il.i the Con-
,a!r14e.-Tls Hcpabr.-ti.'tetta, ThieT$, Macaaf1on
:ht o:hcr lesueis.-T2e Versailles Assembly.
rtEr II.
Faatasis Oh French po;,ular songs for tie piano.
H>n:c-iifo IL, EcaEct.-Ia.is an. the Trovuce,--
wo,e,,. :tnt, reyolati"aiss, working claAses. otc
FRANCE of oIdr! 2nd of modern titaes.
The lecture on France is to be illustrated in
II Iru mai,
u;t say that the two lifted Freuch1ncu will know
how to describe their own country in such way
an to auuse und ltseles. the audience without
:.us!ny eithor their own or other nations.
4 DI.SEFiT ENTERTAINMENT.
IN eatcrt l!nnac1.t is to bo given Monday, Oct.
26, at Central Hal. corner OF Wabash arcuuc
and Twenty second s:re2t, for the purpose OF
raising monay to fit up tho Ncwsboys' Homo.
Il ID under the Supervision Of DR.. Zen G. Mil-
ler and others. Tho entertainment will consist
Of feats Of magic By Siguor D!itz, Tentrllcqulsm
by Mr.. Whitney, and vocal and instrumental!
ul,1sc. There Iii every reason Why such an en-
tertaiumcns Should prove pecEnlarlly successful.
DEA.IAT1C NOTES.
3Ir. Cullcnford, tho actor, and well known to
the dramatic world as the Secretary OF the Gem
era! Theatrical Fund, Las just expired at the age
Ut II. 3lr. CulienforI, WHO WAS native of
Suffolk, canle to London about fort- years ago.
and made h,s metropolitan debut at tho Adelp!.i,
Sept. ~, 1886, in Duckotone's farce OF 1.-The
CAlistcninS."
Mr. Thomas j. Williams. the writer OF the
well-knoHn fa:ce, - lei on Patle Trcnc1s,"
died Il his residence in the Fulhan load, Lon-
don, fortnight ago.
"Lost in London" bT Watts Phillips, wa7
rrcluccd mt the I4anlou Princess Theatre,
Sept. 10. with aItss Lydia Foote. Mrs. Alfred
;tc1lon Mr.. S. Enlc1y, Mr. 6. Belmole, aod 9TH
crs the cast.
The present is the thirty second dramatic sea-
sou at the boston Museum
a1r. ". S. Gilbert is writing new play to be
produced at the I'r!nce of Wales Theatre.
The Pct! Mall Gazette eayR: ''ThoGo OF the
Paris tEcat;os-and they were. pelhaps. the ma
jority-i!sas closed their doors during the suul-
mer months, have within the last few days conf
n1encel tho winter season but not, 10 far ns
can at present bo estimated, with very brilliant
prospects Of suctcss. OF novelties there is
not any Sign, though i1:uor credlts ~ Sircou
with having ready Two, If not three. p'cce1:
w4icl, are to bo presented between this and
Christmas. III tho meanwhile, two wcll-kuown
comedies By that prolific writer-'Les Ganaches
and Seeraphiuo '-aro being given at the 'au-
deEille aud Gymaaso: while ut the Odeon y La