, 1876-01-30

country during the coming Buulmer.
The Palace Theatre, San Francisco. is said to
have passed into the hands Of Col. J. n. Wood.
Col. Wood has dispensed with his stock COM
pauy at his Museum in Philalelphia, and mere
SITTER the lectu1e-room will be occupied By COM
b,nations.
Oakes Rose, at one time member OF Hooloy' 8
comedy company. was last week pl lasing Phineas
Fogg in ..Around tbs World" at the Buffalo
Academy OF Music.
John Dillon commences al engagement at the
Howard Athennum, Boston, Tomorrow night.
From tho Park Theatre to the Howard il not q
rung higher, certainly
It uas rumored 10 New York last week that all
the leading managers contemplated reduc:ion
IN prices. bnt on inquiry there MAS ne tounda-
ton found for tho report.
Cells Logan adm;rcs Fanny Davenport be-
cause ehe has learned to manage her train with
out that backward kick which has become almost
an imperehable tradition Of ths stage.
Hiss Helen Tracy will make her appearance
tomorrow evening in Lucy Hooper's new com-
edy, ttYoung Wires and Old Bachelors" At the
Chestnnt Street Theatre. Philsdeiphia.
Mile. Deiazet once received note after
brilliant performance thus lngenlouslJ phrasod:
Madamoiselle, when ono snes you, one loves
you Z; aud when one lovcs you, how can ono see
yoa;"
A benefit is being organized in New York for
G. L, Fo1, the insape pantomme-actor, who ia
now very poor. l. II. Palmer, OF the Union
Sauare Theatre, aud Josh Hart have the affair
in hand.
It il announced in London thht Miss Fowler
will sail for the United States in August, and
that she will appear in sep.embcr at Wallacks
as Nell G,cr7xe in Tom Tsyloz's play Of " Court
and Stage"
Miss Kate Field gives this ~ Byron's last
mot: Said somebody to the witty dramatlst.
.sMiss - is Itching to return to the. stage"
s.Then she must act with scratch company"
replied Byron.
The Florences are exchanging their mock
sblghty Dollars for the genuine article in the
pockets of the people, to the satisfaction of all
parties concerned. TheS report business very
brisk wheseyer they have baeu-
Some very absurd rumors have been flosting
about that MISS Rose Eytinge WAS seeking to OBJ
tain divorce from ner husband, Col George
Butler. There Is not the most remote grain of
truth in these rumors- They ale probably OF
malicious origin
Three phys on tho subject OF ''Anoe Boleyn,"
one of which VAS Tom Taylor's. we're written 10
England almost simultaneously. One Of than,
entitled IA Grown for Love, has been brought
out At tue Ga,ety Theatre, and Tayor's WAS un-
declined for production several weeks ago.
Jarrett l. Palmer have given countenanco to
the dead-head system By inviting several large
bodies of men to visit their representation OF
Julius Cesar. The Yale students have been
the New York Legislature III going, aud other
colleges aud Legislatures will be inritsd in their
turn.
The chief Of tho cldque in tho Vianns theatre
An der Wien, Herr Pansvetz, died. leaving cou-
siderable fortune, gained III the exercise of his
profession. The members Of the theatre, from
highest TO lowest we're in the habit OF employing
him, mud even used 10 tAke him on their proriu-
cial tours.
The programmes at the New York theatres
last week were as follows: At Wailnck's, "Msr-
RED IN Haste" with Lester WaIlack as Gibson
Greene st the Fifth Avenue. ''Pque"; 1t the
Uuion Square, Rose Michel; at Booths.
''Julius Cnsar"; the Park 'closed for re-
hearsals."
Miss Genevieve Ward, an American actress
now performing in London, is preparing to give
n,orni1g performance ns Lady Macbeth in that
city on the 4th OF February IN aid Of the Cuited
States Centennial Fund. Mr.. Joseph Jetfornon
has promised to take part in the witch scena
and Mr.. Chatterton loans Drury Lana gratis.
lie Tour du Aonde," which was withdraw
after 416 performances, is to be revived in the
spring at the Cnatect. During its run it pro-
dueed 5000. 900 francs. Ont Of this sum the au-
tuots received 240, 600 francs that is II. Den
merry had 100 600 francs, Ii. Verne so, 900 francs,
u. Cadol 10000 francs, and Ii. de Najac 1000
ai""1''
Gov. Rice, e1-Gov. Gaatoo. Maror Cobb. Mr..
Ralph Waldo Emerson the Rev. James Freeman
Clarke, the Rev E. E Hale, the Hon. George
1ha,Iaa H,1a rera nreaant ,t ths Giohs Thaatra
~ Do.toa ~ aIoadav evan;no at tha n1tssinn
- Tsn.ae- " G%an.; ~ 1;+nae. a. ~ 80. ~.
ea,tot;as ~ ~ dre1,. !. Rrotan Hasrta
"ousA'4on - 'n0 0.
The Philadelphis programmes last week we're
At the Walnut, "Around tie World" With the
original ktraltY Company; at the Chestnut
Street. :" Our BoTs:" at the Arch Street lalrs.
John DIe"el, ar. and Mrs. HarneY Williams
1t Col. Woods Museuu- "Caeh; OF: Heart OF
Gs-an,o.s T. n;-ays H1;nstrals ~ - arn,
St-aot 0,ara- -Hons. S;mmons Sfocnm'a +
s,.eer,,n.'s M,na.rato J"
o"eesua' -1A'n0'A..o.
A. Oakley Hall testaiies to his belief that Bou-
cicault WAS not actuated BY mercenary motives
in writing his Fenlan letters to the London pa
pers and Douccault himself repels the charge
with much indignation. But it ls tho character
OF the man, after all, tha: tells against him. We
uotice that an Irish Fenian paper i'll New York
has no manner OF doubt ae to the meannesa OF
nls sen.lloe,s.thea ae In cna VI caoso 'nat
w" oee@' "0
Vaulttng ambition on the part Of the manage
T1a ant oft hA 4 fAjruFtt t, bAva