Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-10

the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, No
vember 18th.
Cleopatra" is the next Shskspearear
character that Clara Morris will present
to the public.
Mrs. J. ]. Pryor will return to the
stage at HoOley's operahouse, Brooklyn,
next month.
Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker will be al
the Arch Street theater, Philadelphia,
next season.
Mr.. Stoddasd will be stsge-msnsgel
next season ct the Union Square thea
ter, New York.
Mr. G. C. Jordan, Of the Brooklyn
theater, is engaged fcr DoBar's opera
house, st. Louis.
Bronson Howard and James Alberry
are about to write play for England
AID this country.
Martha Laffite Johnson is writing the
! librettO for an opera under orders from 2
composer in Italy.
Mr.. Samuel Colvilie has sailed for
| Amerca with the Julia Matthews COM
| ic opera company.
/ Mrs. Piers0n and Mrs Andrews go to
| tbs New Orleans Varieties theater for
! the fall and winter.
Mrs. John Seton will remain in San
Ftancisco and play at the California
thester, next season.
E'lle Rita, an Italian singer OF note,
has arrived in Boston and will give con-
| ceTts there in short time.
George Hart, OF London, has written 2
book which treats Of the origin, history
and development of the violin.
Helen Barry and George Rignold re,
Gently appeared at the Queens thester,
London, in the play Of Oancarty.
On actors and Acting is the title of
small volume from the London press.
The author is George Henry Lewis.
The Bavarian mountains are the pres
ent resting place of Mr.. and Mrs Band
mann. He is studying William Ten.
Kate Putnam opened the season at
the Boston theater last week in an
adaptation of Old Curiosity Shop.
Sir Julius Benedict is writing addi-
tiOnal music to the Lily Of RGyyaTney for
the Kellogg English opera company.
Mr.. ]. c. Cowper, an English TRACE
dian, Is engaged by Arthur Cheney, of
Boston, for tour in the United States.
a party CT one hundred and fifty sing
ers is being organized in Wales to visit
Philadelphia curing Centennial year.
Miss Bateman has purchased the right
to act Queen Mary Oh the English
stage for five years, from Mr.. Tennyson.
John Brougham denies that he lost
heavily during the late financial troubles
in New York. We are glad to hear him
say SO.
Mr.. NJ. Connolly, late of Booths thea
ter, New York, will be musical director
of the Haymarket theater, London, next |
season.
Miss Marie Gordon Mrs. John t.
Raymond will play Laura Hawking |
In The GHded Age, at Union Square
theater.
Mr.. Barley Campbell has engaged
the Misses r. Rogers, Aggie Wood and
Alice Everett for Hooley's Operahouse,
Brooklyn.
Barry Sullivan will be supported DUR
ing his American engagement by Miss
Louise HILBERT, young English actress
Of premise.
Mrs. Rousby is reported to be quite
III in England. She has Cancelled all
engagements prior to her departure for
his country.
Mr.. Daily opened in San Francisco
with LOndea assurance The attend
ance was poor. Other ~pieces have
changed the current.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. LytelI, late of
Troy, com mence an engagement of one
year at Piper's Operahouse, Virginia
lily, Nevada, shortly.
Blue Beard will introduce Miss Julia
Mathews and her company to the
American public at Wallack's in the
arly part Of August.
Mr.. w. A. Morgan and Alfred Will
lie, tenOTs, have organized a company |
o perform Arthur Sullivan's comic ope-
eta Of Coz ard Boz.
Miss Adelaide Phillips sang at the
concert OF the Colby
nIVeTsity, WaterViile, Maine, on the
ultimo.
Miss Nelson, the English actress, will
ring fresh stock OF diamond rings with
Ell next year for the Chicago and New
rleans dramatic critics.
The Alleghanians were honored with !
he patronage of Lieutenant Governor
Oseph w. Trutch, at Victoria, VancOu- :
er's island, on July 18th. :
Mrs. Anna B. Boone and her daugh- c
re-, Grace and Myrtle De La Bo0ke /
oone, rave sailed for Europe, where e
ISIS Myrtle is engaged to lecture. t
The steamer Greece brought one hun e
ed and eighty-nine tons OF scenery and n
aChtnsry for the Kiralfy's around the a
'orld at the Academy, New York. p
Me5srs. Hamilton and Jos. w. Vince q
ok will essay management st the p
rand operahouse, New York, in few Il
eeRs, with around the World IN Eighty G
ay8. Il
Mr.. John P. Smith, formerly of Con- Il
ay's Brooklyn theater, will manage =
the VOkes during their season at the Z,
fth Avenue theater, commencing last -
Onday. =
Mr.. Owen MarlOwe has been engaged q
the kiFalfy Brothers for the approach 7
: production of around the World in q
ghtg Days, at the Academy of Music, d
w York. g,
Mr.. Charles Wyndham, who is favor N
~ remembered by Memphians, is now Ell
Iying "BOb Sackett," ia a German s.
d version Of Saratoga, at the WALL III
r theater, Berlin. SC
Mr.. Chippendale, for years a favorite tt
the London Hsymarket theater, is to no
GIVE p complimentary benefit at that m
use IN short time. Mr.. Sothern is CT
asurer Of the fund. CO
Jae Hundred Years Old has been pro. Id
ced at the London Olympic theater, g
n MIR. a. Odell as Jacques Fauvel,n '"
Mr.. G. w. Arson in F. F. Mackay's III vi
ginal part of the "Miser." i ns
Or. Joseph Jefferson, upon witnessing Is
=. George BeImore as Newman ce
ggs," Ia Nicholas Nickel6y, at the m
elphi, London, pronounced him the mr.
teatest living impersonator Of that do
sracter." TO,
VOW that the newspapers have dilated an
the various robberies at Miss Kel. du
g's residence, Clsrehurt, Cold Spring, pu
the Hudson, we will state that not all
attempt at robbery has been made, riv
have any burglars been seen near tut
mansion. SUI
Ir. Arthur Cheney, of Boston, has WI
aged the noted English comedian, ca'
Orge Haney, for a season OF eight me
nths, commencing at the Globe the no
r, Boston, in the latter part Of Au- 10
t. Mr.. Hansy is an artist, and we 81,
ak will have his English reputation pr
Orsed here. cal
Ir. Benz. J. Deane, late leader of the ~