, 1875-02-14

Ht1r hon ou-.--....---...- .-...-.... Mr: J. NildM
Herr Kanistex. .Mr. T. Seamo
Jenny Leatherlunga. Hiss Nellie Mci1en1
This will be popular bill. and, If Nc arc no
1nlstaken, nil prove ono of the most successful
Itts not the Museum which has gone under st
much ~ the dramatic department thereof. Mr
Blaisden and h,s company hare Withdrawn, ant
left the field vacant for otbera- In order thA
tho public may understand the case, it should bt
stated that Mr. DlAisdell'a engagement with Mr
Peck was originally made for certain time. lie
put his combustion in to play there for come
weeka, and extended the time by mutual agree.
meut. Learning ut last from experience that
Lis Impoverished company and inadequate roo-
resentatlons would not draw money to tho house.
house, but his connection with it. The
engagement closed with benefit giyen
to Mesera- Evans and Grouse. two >. OF
the attsches which Has well enough. ~ they
had earned it, and probably needed it. Bat the
fact that Mr, Blaiedeli had benefit the samo
night At another theatre, ~as to sag the least, a
1athar singular preceding. How much it drew
away from the benefit OF the others, or what
Mr. Gardiner. it is not possible to say, but on
the face Of It the arrangement Has not = very
Mr, Keller Assumes the management Of tho
theatre ICE luz GlE66uk WE6k. AU0 ANNOUNCES
Charles Reade's :: Foul F!ay," with Blanche De
Bar in the leading role.
THE GRAND oPERA-HoUsE-
In entire change Of bill By the minstrels be~
speaks another week Of amusement It the Clark
street house. The programme is unusually we'll
supplied with material, including tWo farccs,-
..Norma on tho Half-Shen," The Baby Ele~
rhant, Wayne and Lovely in their specialty;
E. II. Hall on the banjo; Mr.. ". J. Daily on the
oonca1tina; bono solo By Nr. Wilson and the
musical bur]esque Of a. Ftow-Frow," the music
vher.of is taken f1om s. La Pcricboe." This
being the cate, the musical mokes :" will give
all that u required in the Way OF quantity at all
eVents. ....
THE GEORGIA aHsrRE1s.
During their engagement in Chicago the
Georgia Minstrels established themselves as fay
a1itea with the public and succeeded IN leaving
vety agreeable impression They are now tray-
sling under the management Of Mr. ". l. Nara,
and uln play in Milwaukee Monday and Tuesday
evenings As they rank with the best minstrel
ecmpanies on the road, tho Cream City will prob
ably treat them we'll.
did Te1y good weeks buainess considering the
weather. The management have decided, in
view OF the good reception given 10 Tho French
spy," to retain it during the coming week. Mr.
AA~NN@AAA
and delivery aud, though still rather ginserly
for 80 :. roaring" \ plaT, throws spirit into hls
acting. Tic bill for the present week is IN un-
usus+ly strong one.
PERSONAL
Ar. Keller, stage-msnager Of the Museum, is
slowly recovering from pretty severe slc6ncss.
Mr.. Gardiner has been travelling with = cnn-
can company lately, and has awakened the rus
Gc1-
Nr C. B. Bishops Pistol at Booths tnther
more than wont of. The Tribune says 'it Was
highly fAcical~"
George Fawcett Rowe ki1l follow Charlotte
Cushman ut McVickets Theatre, playing wilkins
Nicdrbe1. in 81 Little Emily" Airs. Rousby fol-
lows him, and will remain two weeks.
Miss Haxthorne's benefit at Hooey's Monday
night was slgnal success. Since Ihnrsoay.
however, she has been seriously Ill with inaam~
1-..don OF the lungs.
Tue 1umor TINT Mr. Fred Aims would return
to the management Of the Grand 0pera-Ioune
had no foundation in fact. Mr. Jones is quite
content to rim the place himself, and with fair
weather will doubtless prove hA ability to do so,
4 meeting Of members Of the press interested
in ~ amateur theatIica! performance Of news
paper men out Of their element Is to be held ut
The Sherman House this evening, to confer with |
Meaass Gardiner and Fred Hilliams.
Mr. 6oggs, who has earned the reputation OF !!
heing one OF the best ~ old men in the West i
has severed his connection With the Hlaedelt
combination, and is gong to the AdelpM :of tne
rest Of the season, to share the leg4tlmats will
Mr. Piercy.
Nj. Crane is working hard to bring out IL /
grand spectacle ''Monte Christie" whch Was 10
1avlsbly put upon the stage in California John
Mccullough, who. owus the piece, has given
directions to have him furnished with ths parts
and such information as he may need It will be
tha sensation OF the season.
Ru1por was busy Friday and Saturday in fnds
eixted prominent official and Mr.. +. 0Nell in
tbs management, and IS usual, TOOK an imperti-
nans liberty With the names Of both gentlemen.
Mr.. O'Nell has no further interest in the theatre
than IL bopdeman for a1r. Keller, who will as
Gunae the management
The Russian and English Nnytes.
The St. Petersburg correspondent OF the Lon
doc Times SAYS: ''Iha Cronstadt Messenger
gives return Of the ships Of the Russian navy
Nhich hare been actively employed during the