, 1875-03-07


merit Of earnostneas. It must be remembered,
however, that they labor under SERIOUS disad-
vantaees. The season is not good ono for &C.
lecting q company, and, but for an accident
which leaves Mr.. George Clarke at leisure for
fortnight. would not have been able to secure +.
his services. Mr. Clarke, however, mas come
here determined thatLs share Of the work shall
be- zealousiy performed. He has been given
carte blanche to rehabilitate the stage, and has
taken advantage OF this generous tfeaInen1 20
furnish it in = manner inferior to moth
ing ever exhibited here. hlr: Glarke IN
stage which Mr. DAILY would envy: 1t il not IN
likely that he will, since be has been invading
furniture warehouses; and hunting the city from
Galfornis avenue to the 1ake-front, and from
Fullerton avenue to the South Side parks to
find the sort OF chandelier be wants.. He has
found it, and there it will be- AZ to the COM
uauy, 80 many copjectures have been made tnat
the facts may seem disappontnE. Inc II ~ 10 -
that Mr. Keller had not arrived in town with the
company he secured, and, as he forgot TO use
The telegraph his arrival At midnight was sur
prise party. However, this much IS certain
:. False Shame will be played tomorrow night
at the Museum A11. Clarke and Hiss B!ance
ne5ar viIl play the leading parts ;the scenic ac-
cessories will be OF unparalleled excellence; Two
experts in the gentlemen's game will occupy the
blliard-tablc, and benevolent Providence WILL
zee to it that the other parts are judclousiy ols
tributed-
this week comes forward with bill bristling
with the friskiest of superlative adjectiyes, and
promises tho very best Of entertainments. The
programme commences with reduced and i'm
nroyed version Of familiar drama, with the
tit1e "The Poor Of New York, with strong ar
rav Of talent in the cast. It will be mounted in
The excellent style Of the Adelphi, and the sem
s.tonal scenes Will lose nothing Of their 1eailsm
1,yI the efforts of Mr. Strong, the scenic artist,
and Mr. Shirley France, the stage manager.y
olio. which follows the piece, contains t9e
Sarnons I,entons, Charles and Carrie Austin An
ria uindIe. vocalist; Harry Monroe, vocalist /;
Charles Diamond, song land dance man Charles
Howard. tile neg1o-melodist; Charley fox, the
Toodeu-shoe aud Dutch comedian; the Adelph1
nnartette, consisting Of Measrs. Slaughter, New.
hall. Rushby, and Prior, and the whole most OF
snecialtY artists Of tho house.
The GRAND opERA-HousE-
r.a nrinstrels have been doing well during the
roal, and announce 4 good bill for the present.
m,,s Ice farce. "Belles Of the Kitchen WAS
nostroned last week to give place to "a Chip Of
H. old BLOCK but this week it Will be given
earto;niv Among other novelties BUY MAN.
o;n-,a o;1 act "NccE aud Neck" and Wayne aud
I've TnEa1v's Laughing Lille Linden ". r:
R;abo1 tho euitar soloist, also makes hla n1ss
appearance this week.
BIIas WuITAEEhS BKHE1f- i
Tbursdsy afternoon complimentary benet
will ha civen to Mt. Bliss Whitaker, the obliglng
and attentive Treasurer OF Hooie7s 1nea1fs'
The volunteer performers include All hooles
Company, Con Murphy, Charles a., ana cSsr1ae EarL1e
! Austin. Billy Manning, -. n: han' 'rSa gav5 narI
Howard and the Reynolds brothers. Ihe per
fornance will commence with the laugha9le 1a1ce M
bv the comedy company entitled, "Your Lne sl . II
Danger" followed by recitation By NJ; oas- y!
variety volunteers will give their specialtes, tne
performance concluding with Handy Anay'
| Con Murphy In the leading role.
STAR LEcTuRE-coURsE-
| Messrs Carpenter d Sheldon are arranging
| their spring season Of lectures and concerts