, 1874-08-30

u. Paul Feval, the dramatist, is coming t
New York to superintend the rehearaais OF hi
new play.
Alt. Wallack intends to bring out Tom Taylor
drama Of Lord Clancarty.' LII. ]. Fl. Mon
tague, Of London, has bacn engaged. and vii
act In that piece.
Mr. John Broughan1 purposes to visit Sal
Francisco, and will net there, at the CalafoEnis
Theatre, under hIr. McCuilough's management
Mr. Brougham does not return to Wal1acks The
atre
Mr. Douccault, recognizing the weakness il
the tnlru act OF his new drama Of Belle Lamar,
has rewritten that act; and the piece will here
after ba presente ed in somewhat better FORM 1
has steadily drawn crowded houses at Doo.h,
Theatrs.
Frank Chanfrau has purchased new American
drama, By Q. W. Tsylenre and Edward Spencer
Of Baltimore entitled, ''Rubo.'' He will bring
it out in Boston In September.
a delicate1Y organized Boston paper complain.
that "the eternal dtncas OF things is DESTROYED
| IN An amusing style in Barnum's Congress ot
Nations. when the Pope Of Rome 1uduIges in +.
comfortable cud Of fine-cut tobacco aud Napoleon
the First it lit OF abstraction. uipee his uose
with the back OF his baud"
Nine. nistosi will return to America in March,
1875, and will play Lady Macbeth, 3" aud at least
schcck learned our language more rapidly than
Rlsiot1, but then, to be sure, she was young.
Mr.. Darnum opened his T1ippodromo in Phi1a
| delphia. In Boston It proBpered abundaii1y.
tno nouse oolnR so lal1 every night tlat nun
| uteuh " APPAcauts ior adfhlsslon Aau 70 De
Turned away. Mr- Hafnum "'i reopen tho
nppo'ltone III Ne" tofk eaf.r ~ eeptemoes.
by his assistant, AIr. Coup.
It seems "a though all the English actors and
actresses are golng to m,grato to America.
writes q London correspondent Apropos Of
tns IT has beea sa1a eat the debt IL SILL heavily
aR Rhuss us, as "halo ron sons us forfeat anu
ment with single Tree (alrs. Charles Kean)
! The performance OF Charles t. at tho
| Standard Theatre. London. by thp I,ycnum COM
pans, has been SO sigma! success shat there has
| been no chnuge Of pToQramme It is curio,1s
sass tue Aute7tteum TO see tia syrnpathies OF the
al'uIeuee IulntAs "Anif Wy III iasor VI cadFe:;
az P196antea ny ~. Hllis aud Ill., living, anu
a1ecsif aasaaoa! os'eeF t'o"tEe'''
| A company LIS been formed in Paris for the
| establishment of new hfppodrome on tile
boulevard MAlesherbes, facing the Park Non
ceaux, to replace the former hippodrome de-
| stroyed BY tire Tha building will also contniu
! a concert-room with IN ore6cssra for 200 per-
formers, and seats for 6, 00u persons There viii
] a!eo be q ridiug-school, with RESTAURANTS and
cafes.
| Jennie June writes Of Too1s: "As vet, he
! has only spaeared iu wig and Go#n and =
I In ffrhff7 Fnf7f1f fInftt II
i,,doear - sn.ns,ass sa,or1,.t ,,,,t;, Iu 4,Ia
haas, soa, ~ - ,nd.est4o ~ ~, h;a no n.
49, ~ e pan, ~ pr' G. ~ Lo'raS 80 ~ ae
i,io4Nanaa % ~ corn1non ,,sra.a ne =. .1otn
1o Ur,71b... a-1. ~ h. 10 wh.t t1,a ~ -
noat Fn1ifsinan a. scn,;ro5 tas,e I'nn,n1 T. "
ers like Kim hccat,aa thcv baro rat nscd to lin,
hut - - dnnhsfn r. ha Iii atav ,on., a,'og % ~.
t1at IN thSs co,,,rv "' 'o15 ~A''6A 1oA
@'4''s - eAS eoons4s'
In the competition for tragedy at the Paris
Conservatolte recently. neither first nor second
pr1ze wa8 awarded. first dccessH was assigned
respectively to L. Mafais and Mile Laurent. In
comedy no trst pr1ze was given; but second
prizes wore carried of By II. Carre. If. Matrot,
and Muea. 1tc1ame and oamn1y. among those
nelann,v 4 nnnaa r trhierrv snJ Iniea s' Rar''
b1er. ~~' '~' 49, N''''' '@@N -1@>' 1904
I4e Ne" York 1r1oune SAYS: +" Mr Ioole,
While walking yesterday near bis hotel at Long
Dranch' where he passes every day, had the nus,
hoen ,eft nncavare3 m tI4s lawn e,,d h;s anIia
was varv badly enraincd and otherwise jniu-cd
40 that last nieht he could ecancety naIk ~
went thrnurI tha nerfoTmanca howayar ~
reat naiu and succeeded in natisfyin7 I,,s n',di-
ence Ar ano1ocet;c srrech WAS n,,rie INT wac
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