, 1875-09-05
THE DRAMA.
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.

at the theatres during the past week has bee1
extremely light, o circumstance due as much t.
tho warmth OF the weather as to the high price,
asked By managers for admission. Five Theatres
we're open last week, and the same number will ex
poet patronage this neok. There will. however.
be Charge The Adelphi draws out. and the
Museum coca in. Otherwise the same theatres
with almost the same attractions, will presen
tAoir claims. The Museum, which has wisel.
fixed its maximum price for Beats at rs cents
and which will give daily matineos With one
half OF it's company, reserying the other hal
for night performances only. changing then
round rs may seem necessary, opens tomorrow
night with Jules Yerne's spectacular drama, il
six acts and fourteen tableaux, entitled
:" Around the World in Eighty Days,
under the direction Of Nj. Charles Nor
ton. atage manager. There will be nc
matinee Monday, but Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Mortons society comedy, ''The Rights OF
Women" will bo produced, followed by the
tarce Poor Pi1licoddx." at the Academy OF
Music Mr.. Milton Mobiles with his dramatic com
pzny will play Jim Btudsoe in his new piece, en-
tlt.od II Bohemians and Detectives, to be fol
lowed by variety entertainment. Edwin
Adams at McVickers still plays Enoch Arden
IN tho dramatic version OF Tennyeon's poem- At
Hoo1ey's Theatre Emerson's Ainstrels will con-
tinue to amusa their audiences with ml1sh-
provoking bill. Hearts and Diamonds re-
mains at the New Chicago Theatre MacEvoys
Original Hibetnicon and the Morris Comedy
Company play at McCoznick's Hall this week.
LAKESIDE COURSE.
Tho Lecture Committee of the I. n. G. A.
Lakeside Course have been for the past few
weeks busy making arrangements for the course
to he given this coming season. The Committee
have decided not to indulge in a series Of heavy
lectures, but, instead, to furnish series OF mu-
sicai and literary entertainments, composed Of
such talent Us the Thomas Orchestra, the Rich
1ngs-B Bernard Concert Troupe, the Camilla Uzso
Troupe. Mendo!ssoln Quintette Club,
Mrs. scottsiddone, and others OF like
character with whom arrangements have not yet
beep completed. This will make most popu-
lar course and one that people generally will ap-
preciate aud patronize. The number OF enter-
tainments nights, and price Of tickets have nut
vel been definitely fixed As regard the course
hard times and viii be extremely Low, considering
the high character Of the talent presented. The
opening will be about the middle Of next month,
with the Thomas Orchestra.
PERSONAL
bIr. Harry Chapman, tho invalid who
was supposed three months ago to be
living at deaths door, and for whom
one OF the most popular benefits Of the
season was given, has entirely recovered his
health The trip to Waukeaha cured him, and-
though he is not young man, there is doubt
less quarter century more OF hard Work IN
him yet. He has become manager now, and
With bis brother, Hi Chapman. erst OF st. Louis,
is conducting the Vaudeville Theatre OF Louis
Vile, Ky. THIS will be cheering news to bis
many friends, who will be GLAD that so soon a.
ter what many feared VAS fatal aickness, the
old man ahouId again haye chance.