, 1876-08-27

l t1~A ApA4lAnAts
The regular fall and winter season Of th
with a performance Of .sThc Riyais'' A new
| company has been engaged, including tic fol
| lowing persons: ". n. Griffith, ". 4. Greg
ston, A. 4. Armstrong, George CASTOR, D
l. Or1' on !, G: 5. Rogers, Misses Belle Norton
Dollie eak, Fanny Young, Matte Vernon, An
| ME Douglass, May Roberts, aud many others
/ The theatrical department of the Museum will
hereafter be under the management Of Mcssrs
| Hight and Rogers, who arc said to be assured
OF sufficient capital to carry it on.
GREEN GOSSIP.
AMERICAN NOTES.
| Rossi will sail for America Sept. 9.
Miss Eytinge is to play Lose -Hichez at Virginia
| City next week
Ben Dc Bar will appear as Fdzstaf ut the
Brooklyn Theatre in the fall.
Mrs. Rousby will try lcr fortunes again In
America, beginning in September.
The Lansrislc troupe has been playing uThe
Streets Of New York" in the Black Hills
The Florences will play "The Mighty Dollar -
two weeks ut McVicker's Theatre, beginning
Dcc. 4.
danapa1us - is, that it is 81 bad play badly
acted"
Minnie Palmer IS to open the Brooklyn Thea
tre week from tomorrow night with her new
play of 'sKisscs.'' g
Mr.. Raymond will resume acting In Septcm-
Der, opening at McTickcr's Theatre during the
Exposition season.
Edward Arnott has gathered together COM
pany, aud will travel with s.The Gascon,'' be-
ginning ut Troy, Sept. Is.
Sothern has decided not to return to England
the present scason, hut will make an American
tour, reaching Chicago Jan. l.
Sir Randall Roberts will begin his STARRING ~
tour in Canada His reception by the New
York managers has not been very enthusiastic.
Mr.. George L. Fox, the pantomimst, has not
recovered his health, as reported last week, and
there is no immediate prospect Of his recovery.
Mrs. s<Brick" Pomecoy has leased the New
York Academy Of Music for Oct. 1921, intend
ing at that time to make her debut as Lddv .Nac-
be;h
Miss CIaxton has arranged for another "star-
ringn tour, beginning Nov. l. Her husband
testified that hcr last experiment Of this kind
cost him Sl,G00
'Married Life ~ was recently performed at
ters Of Chanfrau, Collier, Maggie Mitchell, and
other stage folks.
sBecky Mix,'' a new original American come
dy-dra1na, by G. W. Tayleure, has been added to
Maggie s1itchcll's repertoire for next season.
1t was expressly written for her
Little Dick Garpel1a, whose dangerous aero
batic performances were stopped in New York
By the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Children, is now ut the Crystal Palace, London.
Edwin Booth appears at tho California Theatre
q week from tomorrow night, opening with
Brntus. The prices Of admission have been
raised for this engagement, and reserved seats
in the best part Of the house will sell for So.
Augustin DAILY has secured as q new leading
man for the Fifth Avenue Theatre Alr. Charles
F. Coghlan, formerly OF the Prince Of Wales
Theatre, London. Mr.. Coghlan has good looks
and the reputation OF an excellent Juvenile
actor to recommend him.
Sardanapalus - at Booths; The Mighty Dol
lar'' at Walack's; Sot;1crn at Daly's: Kelley
and Leon at the Twenty-third Street Opera
House. Bret Harte's play is announced for
production at the, Union Square Theatre to-
morrow night.
Mr.. Charles Calvert, Of "sardanapalus'
Herald for bis insolent and abusive criticism of
the Herald critic. Hc seems to share with
Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer the very erroneous
opinion that the press Of this country was made
to subserye spectacular purposes.
The Dramatic Ne1cs says that Lawrence Bar
rctt sat in box on the first night Of s' sarda-
the actors, especially Bangs BY following the text
in book SO as to detect errors, Barrett is now
making new study of j." Lear" which is to be
brought out at Booths Theatre after the With
draWa1 of " Sardauapa1us."
The Philadelphia papers claim that, notwitl-
great spectac1cs in New York, tile four best
1anscIscs that ever varle to iierica are still to
be found in the Quaker City, in the persons OF
De Rosa and Letourneur at the Alhambra, and
II orlacclli aud Solkc at tho New National.
The fall and winter season of the Philadelphia
Chestnut Street Theatre began last Monday
night, s'Our Boys'' being continued with some
changes in the cast. PASTORS troupe remained
at the Walnut The regular season ut this
theatre begins week from to-morrow with G:
F Rowe in Brass 'The Two Orphans
play continues at the Museum, and ". II: Leake
Is playing .@Under the Willows ~ at the Arch.
The New York Times snobbishly says: ss Mr..
Wallack will begin Ills Starring tour On Oct
q in Baltimore. His repertoire will include
! Ours tRoscdalc,' How She Loves Him.
: The LIAR, and the London success. All for
Her. which, contrary to al expectations, Mr..
York for the first tiElc, in obedience to the new
nile Of management which provides that all the
first night qducheries and the early practice OF
actors il their parts shall be inflicted on the
proyincials in order that everything may be per-
fect by the time it is ready for the critical eye Of
the Metropolis"
All the Boston theatres Except the Museum,
where Hermann Lcrformed) were closed last
week. The announcements for the coming
season have been made. There are no changes
Of consequence in the Boston Theatre company,
Mrs. Barry remaining as leading lady, and Mr;
~ Juvenile man. The regular season will open
Sept. i, With Chanfrau in = Kit.:' Frank Mayo
begins a preliminary season there tomorrow
night in the "Strcets Of New York" Inc
Globe will run combinations and irregular SHOWS
Of various sorts, under the management OF ~.
r, Floyd, late Of Wallacx's Theatre, opening to-
morrow night with Fanny Davenport IN
81 Pique." Tile Museum begins the regular season
tomorrow with & Fcrreoi.;'
EUROPEAN NOTES.
bliss Braddon, the novelist, is to go On tfe
stage
The entire List OF Schiller's plays is to be pro-
duccd at the Court Theatre, in Bavaria, during