, 1874-11-01

Err l, 1874---SIXTEEN PA
c the discovery That his humble efforts had nc
been overlooked BY 30 charming q lady. q
g knew. he went on to explain that ehe had sen
him one bouquet. Who had made him presen
| of the other he did uot know, but guessed it mus
have been his wife. !uasuluch as sho MAS tn
Z on1v person Of his acquaintance who shared will
Miss Kellogg true appreciation Of professiona
> talent and personal worth, He might be mis-
taken as to the origin OF this second bouquet
but all doubts would be forever set at zest by th
presentation of the florists bill nert morning.
Miss Kellogg Was apparently PANIED and dis
gusted at what appeared to her ! very silly prac
: tica! joke at her expense. Indeed. the though
creased her miud that nhe had been offered
box AZ outt fot Mr. Mannlug's exquisite vii
She maintained her composure, however. and
the roars OF laughter which greeted Mr. NJ an
ning's salhes almost reconciled her to the sltua'
ton.
Mr.. Aims, however Looked at the matter in q
severe Light. He felt the lnd,enity offered hie
fair guest as much "a she did. With hearty apollo
gies to Miss Kellogg for what had occurred be
gave Mr.. Billy Manning an opportunity to cir his
hnmor IN some 1ess public place in the future.
| An end-man now socks situat,on. Parties Wish.
| ing to engage one will address Billy Manning,
but not at AIMS Grand Ope.a-House, Chicago
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Ladies are admitted free at Tony PASTORS New
York place Of amusement Friday evenings
Jananschek has been playing Mnrte Stuart 1T
the Grand Opera-House, Cincinnati, With great
SUCCESS.
Edwin Admins opened to IN empty houee nt
Clnclunati last week. There is no accounting
|
Nh. Fred Lgster has Joined Mr.. gothern in
One,a. Honaa ~S ~so"' ~ s0o AA'4o'a4 07
Mles Cnahmans Lady Macbeth At Booths WAS,
/ 1r1r1f nlu1 w.,
derhofI's Mac1aM 11Mnpn' ID a1so "as george 'an-
T,.~
@ Cot Seners Will live as long As Lord Dundreary,
Scion 6hin1le. OF Rip Van !Pinkle, -
| hlchard CGrr DC Lion, Andrew Halliday 8
drsmat!zataon OF " The Talisman." holds the
stage OF Drury Lane with great tenacity.
Sothe,n is playing Lord Dundreory at thu
Havmarket with M,6nie Wa1ton a. M5,r ~ afers' su
dth, and Air. Buckstone as Asa TJenchard
| " s. Gilbert has n new NAV for tba pr;,c. oY
| Wales' Theatre, and viii shortly nrolnce Il
| Anything from his peu il Welcome noWaiays.
Dio, norc;o,r,.,a,. :. n... 49,, -,
which was underlined last wear At the Fifth Ava
nue., will probably be prodnced thia .pason
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.no rsiusa1 q tne star to play to bad
ohn.ns7, ohi,1.a - .ne oasel Oouo combination was
week, AA'0'
.,on
noa Vtas nas lu4ne o!I ~ ne Romance Of
a wf t1nu.
ncerfaI nart,al;tv dnee not onnTaee aia ~
VORTEX 4''1 "10' 9pp1o9' 'A'41s " 1a-
r.one,ad U,t, LESLIE d.a LoIoon' WI eooftiy oe
illnstrat,rs ~ horsa."an. - ts M
tha Sacond AAsA's ~ '1'o oA51 VI en'f4e7
me hrst actually complete edition Of the
works OF Eugene Scribe Is now appearing in
Paris in fifty volumes. This prolific dramatisr
wrote upward Of 400 plays, and died in 1861.
8omehodv ia +-x;,o to ,,ova t,.t ct,.lz,..~,,.
Jack Fatsto1 eujoyed single bleesednese and
never desired to marry. Humbug! VIZ know
that Dame Quickly gave him tho sack.-Rostoa
Bulletin.
af;aa car.~;ow. r,
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niaS IN n. .n"ha"ta "uon nsar oeceslonany, VIII
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