, 1875-11-14

! managers are ignorant OF the value Of paper q
material Tor filling house. There is no city il
the world where paper1ng is more common thal
in New Iork.
.''The Shaughraun" doesn't take in London
notwithstanding Mr. Dion, aIr. Houcicau!f, aif
B.ogue. Mr.. Man Who Looks Like Shakespeare
and all that. The criticisms 10 the London pa
pers are highly favored with sarcasm'
"Canille'' was played in st: Paul. md the
| printed programme was nearly filed with the I'D.
! vcrtiscment Of a cough-medicine, tho use oi
! which by the consurnpt've heroine II was ae'
[ clared, 'tyould have saved her from prem2-
| turo grave and armand from bitter sorrow.'
! Florence has been making great sucosss at
| the Park TAenrre, in New York, With tThe
! Mighty Dollar" and the manager, Mr. Skuart+
! il somewhat 10th to stop the run. IT ia said,
| however, that he has determined to do SO, in
order to introduce Mr.. John Dillon to . nett O.
! pot4n audience He assumes great risk in
lying from the blessings that he haa to troubles
that he knows not Of.
sCaste" was presented at Wallaek's Theatre
in New York last Monday night with 8 stronger
assignment of parts than anybody present may
ever hope to see again. The original Eccles,
the original U'Atroy, and an old Esther, were in
the play. It is scarcely possible that eucb
combination will soon occur again. Just as it is
unlikely that IS The Lady OF Lyons" will ever
be p]nged again as veil as On its first night.
Mrs. Sinclair, formerly the wife OF the late
Edwin Forrest, has been " interviewed by
correspondent OF the San Francisco Chronicle
who represents her as saving in regard to her
separation from her husband that she docs not
think there would have been an absolute
estlangemeut but tor tho meddliDg OF q s'mutual
friepd," who busied himself ostensib]y in trying
to effect better relation between them, but
really in Widening tho breach.
The Detroit Tribune WAS inspired by the great
success OF Lotta aud the comparative failure OF
Edwin Adams in that city to suggest the follow
Ing version OF q famous soi1loquy. which it
thinks might strike the popular taste:
Homltt-To be or not TO be.
Ptayer-Thrub, Observation-Disclosures.
Hdmtet-That Is the question:
rubadubadubdubdubdub.
Hamet-Whether It Is better IN the mind TO suffer
Player Thrubberdubberd Observation-Disclosures
derdub.
Aanie!-TAe slnss and ATOMS of outrageous for
tune
Piayer-with its Observation-Disclosures
Mckee Rankin's Company and the Fn1blsb
Fifth Avenue Company are still PLAYING ths
't Two Orphans at st. Louis John Mccullough
Was at Louis sille last week; May Howard and
Minnie Palmer we're at Cincinnati 3Irs. John
Drew, supported by Milnes Ieyck, was at Balti-
more; Frank Mayo was at Des Moines, L., and
Omaha; Charles Fechter, in his own powerful
drama, "Rouge ct Noir," WAS at the Walnut in
PHILADELPHIA Lawrence Barrett was at Detroit; |
ignold, with Hen1r ", and the Vokes Fam
IL, wole on the NeS England circuit; E. L. !
Davenport Was at Albany n. Y; Barry Sullivan |
vas at plttsburg; Mrs. Bowers was at Rochester, |
\. T.; Edwin Adams was at Cleveland; Lottn |
YES at Terre Hauto and Indianapolis Ind. |
George Bsimore aud John 7. Raymond were at |
Boston.