, 1875-11-28
THE OUTER WORLD.

[ - II p0rero Tom h1 Jsed1o, ln6Eeaa oI 'f9o
TOMS a-cold;" but tho Ran1tet is as muc'
| praised - ever. Il Was played Ill The first weol
! in November to very large audiences It is sait
that tho dangerous iliness of his SOD, who is con
sumptive and cannot leave Italy, was tbs cause
Of his breaking his American engagement, ant
that he MAS al along very auxious to visit ou
shores. Recent ad1ices indicate that he vii
come. after all and No may look for him about
the holidays Rosst's fedn as, enacted in Paris
Nov. 8, was in many respects i remarkable per
formance. In one act Of the play, an1ock-p4ay "a.
given. and The VARIOUS characters engaged in rep
| reseuting ." kean" were distributed about the
| actuai theatre- Thus. tho Prince Of Wules,
| With Lady Gostoe4 aud his Auite, occupied box
I on the right, lord AesoM ~As in the dress
circle inmeoiately opposite, and the constable
Was in the pit The play in which Rean appears
ia ordinarily .' Romeo and Jul.et;" that night ii
/ wss Hamlet" throughout the seene the
Primes Of Wales is hl.ting with Lddy Gos,oe4.
Kedns Jealousy is soon aroused. He PAYS no
attention to whit be SAWS. In vain 0phetsd
1nd the prompter try to call bin to order:
! he becomes incoherent. "Ran,let." saTs
| Opl.exd. he pays no attention. "H1naleG" she
repeats. '.No! n he says, with yell Of jeal-
ousv, II an not Ha'niet; am Falstaf, the
friend Of the Prince Of 1tales;" and, rushing to
the footllghts. be utters string Of invectives
against the Rovsl party, half mad IN his excite
ment- Lord Aesr1N cries out, ':Dovn with
Eeont" The Constable calls "Order!" and
amid the ioud aople 1se OF an audience which can
Tor mt nent hardly tell whether It 1s 3est or
ea.nest. Lug cuIan ia.as' o'snoi s; nosss ,, nse
g1atu1ations OF his spectators.
AMERICAN kcrons +. ENGLAND.
American actors arc now among the most co.,
ssicuous on the London stage, and the fact is
80 noteworthy that the newspapers OF both
countries have drawn attention TO it. Miss Kste
Field SAYS that the finest three pieces OF &C.,
;,r m N. 1,ona,n et.oa .,. hv two n,t;va
Americaus-Heruanu Vein aud Jo Jeife.sou,-
and ana An-rir,c c;t;z.n-nion Ronc;c.,,t
Moreover. The lessee OF the onlv theatre devoted
R.teman Ind two Ameriran.~Sfiss Ward and
N,as Ratsman-aro .cknowie,, la. IN
gsh tragediennes- The London MUraing Post
also pays 4 graceful compliment to An1arican
actors in England as follows:
Not few nor untupor.ant are the Contributions to
hs1donic art to the Unitaa States. Among tho
beat supports Of our stage sre men like Mr. Hermann
edths1 Anrr.csn II s1asction, or xho hs,. studied
their III beneath transatlantic skdes. Outing years
comparatively recent the contingent Of american
toss has FecG7sd important saadnnna. 70 menston
~ N 5as y, ,a - 10 .e oto m 'nno
All IN oes mi faeI that ~ ava. # ia h.xs
bean nghtened, and temporary oblivion has bee1. OBJ
t.ineo t. @ Ios ~ eosfoTs IN n,.snnE ne comic cIeahna
=. r. = .. ~. " ~ d. ~ seo'
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NOTES
Mr. Harry Beckett took the part OF Mr.. Honey
In stCaste" at Wallack's Theatre last week and
very com peteat critic pronounces the result IN
Improvement upon .stho original Eccles.''
Inc eoneos ot m@eAs ano aces o' neeaFs
Ton Taylor and Charles ReadA VAS revived at
the Prince Of Wales Theatro, London, Nor. 8.
Miss Ellen Ter1v sppaared an Mahrf Vr.sohnn
Mrs Bancroft as Peg Wellington, and Mr. Ban
croft os IripLeL
T. .o->..o,.v.. -. ;,,,.. ,,a..;s
S.ssh;s ~ nn.o.,ss ~ ..o - "a Ts " un.
~ ~ Th..tsa =, Va. Tn. .;ats nsa
~ hsTa 3.ts1, 49, ,1ass t-nn-. - 49," ah. 80
~ - ,sa+,i Thursd. Ia" o"e"
fo0'Fo4 3A'@A
ans % naS ., oeen c1osou ~ TOUT eh
1a9nn1ad 80 !: =; e oots
n..;n. .nd,nnn. ~ ~ - nbt.;nad ~, sstnr3ss
Pa!1xs euateueo eAu 20 oos~!nou ~ oasutu@s ans
'or 'one oar . dn'1 R,aha @oS o'''' 1n00
- 4c@7 *'o 'e'' ooii ~ 1Acno'ono' ...
one Of tho authors are being well advertised in
the New York papera- The first night OF the
new play will doubtless furnish genuine drs-
matte sensation, though it il not looked for
ward to With maon 1ntefeas as an Afase'o oVon1'
The New York Star SAYS: - That story about
tQ6 fokeS6& 8QQ tlGtf 8l.4U CQeCh 10 pay d6l-
Epores funeral expenses, is al CANNON. The
whole thing cost shout $500. Floroncs gave tho
lot, Harry Palmer gave s125, Montague @25. |
vokeses $3.50, aud Sam Colville attended to the |
rest.
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r,tha- .na .rtor ia - ra,r. III t.a11
T. x .atu9s 'Hu y. 49, 80 e uo -
ue 1or "9oAs. - uGs 70 sse;a 80 49,. ~ no
buf in every other respect be seous to be "a |
hearty ~ ever. lie is now On \ professional |
yisit to India.
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