, 1875-11-20
4 AMUSEAIENTS.
k5'VtCkER'S THEATRE


far tho most cn]oyAole Of tho weck. double
ui,l waa given, "Tho straoEor bo!ng followed
by 'Tho Honeymoon" Tho tret rlay Was
gotten through With in toterabls faslliou. its
t,1rgid style happily relieved tho astcd acting of
eomo Of tho participants, Which on osEnr occa-
aions has born only too apparent. Nllss Coombs
gave All acceptable rcndcrine Of Mrs. i'a'fcr, nnl
Mt. seymour WAS n good Peter. The rest
OF tho cast waa fairly illlcd. "Tiio Honey
noon," which was tho principal feature
Of tho evening, was Rassgc!y cut;
Int. badly rhngled ~ 1t was, enough wan
loft to Eyo g0Otl specimen OF the vllolo. hiiRa
G0oc,ba Az .}nfidna WAS al near parfnotion az wo
cap eyor hopo to atlain In this faulty world.
Il,oyo in scarcely flaw III hor. conception and
execution, OF tho part from beginning to end.
Tho .iock- Duke OF Sir. Seymour wns very bad.
nnl surprising Oh this account to tho many
friends Of tAs geuerally. admirable comadiAu. Il
such parody OF ncting for genuine comedy.
Iio ocEetrained tho mot!esty ot nature. making
ltis Hoct.Dukc ut sinos lcoriug clown, and
Rgain an AVS. but noror tho slightest
courso, b,,rosqued tho character largely when
Ilo drew IT, and aome o1aggorations Ia tho do
IinenloDs OF it arc not oply o1cnsab!e but neces-
sary; hut there Is nothing III tho text or ID tho
loason OF things to warfnnt tue aupposltion that
t;4e author meant bis lfoct-D Duke to bo elaring
abs1rdity. Air., Seymour acted lilo part Is II ho
welo giving picture OF drunken 'bu1roonery,
mud We aro glad 10 say ho did not hayo tho sym
patily OK The audiouco with him aftor tlis first
few fines. Mrs. Murdoch, as 1Tolantr, was very
viyscious. Her viyacitT, however, cssriel her
away onco or twice. go that her ntterauco be-
came indistnct; bl.o babblcd. Nr. doasin, aa
a"1 t~ sse gss pa te h Ssgs9v.. in crs Sns
for having done so WE'LL couaidorlng tho work
lie lins And to do this weak. Tho audience Inst
night was largo, and part OF il was iit-bEod.
About twenty poraons, WHO would be offended.
and not called ladies' aud gc,tlemon. loft tho
house few minutes before tho fall Of tho cur
tain on tho last net There hiss not boon moro
conspicuous exhibition Of bad manners in q CHI
cage theatre for long. time Th!s afternoon
"AdEienns tho Aesfoss;'' this evonlng, lingo
MAI"
THE EDDY ORGAN Hec,TALs.
Tic twenty-socona OF AIR Eddy's orsan rocit-
ais will be gvou this afternoon at Tho First Con-
groaatiouat Church, with tho following pro-
gramme:
2. Choral Prelude" Allcn uott iu uur noh' vel
=, oraud ol.mn s1aich. .tnsrt
' ''>'>' ~; Jane4 G,H. ''''''''''''''''''
:. sonata in minor. or. 2J...............N Ritter
q. - sazafetA ,'uoahoa
j. overturs o.: nt ID G. op. Ma.io..oh
NOTES.
The Alolphi Thaatro WAS crowded last niRhtln
every part by tho largest auu.eies that has heen
scen 10 Chicago tlus far this season. "ATonnd
tho World" wont OH smoothly, and to the mani.
feat delight Of all present.
Du QHincy's Tour Of tho Holy Land, pano-
rama Of considerable merit. said to be directly
imported from t'aris, was exhibited for tho ti1ns
time at Farwell Hall Wednesday night. TIN en-
tcrtalnment was diversified BY an explanatory
lecture delivered in hating tono
made hig ilrdk appearance on any stage, and by
music furnished by spoc!nl quartetto. The
managers havo engaged NlIe: Catorins Lami
{Aliss Catherine Lamb y TO assist In tho musical
part OF tho porfornancc. The panorama seems
10 poBsess substantial inertia, but tn this point
perhaps Il viii 10 uell to wait for tue toatitrony
Of soma competent c,ergymen, Which will
doubtless bo forthcoming 6otoso long, as tho
cloth ia welcomed without money and without
price to all tho exhibitions.