, 1876-12-03
TEE OUTER WORLD.

NEW YORK NOTES.
Boucicault in = The shaughraun u continues
| at Wallack's Theatre.
Mr.. Rignold, Of Henry ?. fame, sailed from
New York for Europe last night.
| Mr.. Thomas Whiffcn has made another agree
] able success as Bokus in Lotta's play OF ma
| settc.''
Clara Morris prepared for her death scene in
"Aliss Multon,' Of studying heart-discase at
| the hospitals.
The revival Of 'School for Scandal u at Daly's,
| postponed in consequence OF the success Of ssAs
| You Like It., is now announced for Tuesday
| next.
Charles Fisher, too, has been injured by the
I "socicty' drama. His Jacques, which, fifteen
! years ago used to be much admired, is now con-
| dcmncu.
Booths s*Bcrtuccio !" was the attraction at
the Lyceum last week. There we're vacant seats
IN the auditorium Monday night. This week
Mr.. Booth will play Richard II.
A1r. John Drew, the comedian of the Fifth
Avenue Theatre. was badly hurt on Saturday
night while playing at single stick with friend
It is feared that his skull is injured.
Mr.. James O'Ncil and Miss Sara Jewett gave
the balcony-sgene in 8. Romeo and Juliet at the
St. Agnes Church benefit in the New York
Academy OF Music Thanksgiving night.
A Poughkeepse II. D. writes to the Tribune
that Uamlet's madness was OF the form known
as 1nelancholia, and that on this theory Mr.
frcf - 'A1 ~A'1"e 10 pet-
Initials enooaamen+ a. +ba por,- r7,o,+uo
promises to be L financial failure. She has ney-
er been particular favoritc in New York
Good variety acting is no uncommon thing
there.
]. B. studlcy, who lately played Pierre lElchel
ne ~ r nrn3,ane te p1,' " " 'usqes Iroe1aru IN
Thc,tre T,c E%ar ;s r;r.,, ,ne o,.or, uor nHmare
n;ght. as Miss ,nrrs is 6at nh1c ~ act t,r;re =
one oay'
For the term Of their. appearance in "Kng
Lear" Lawrence Barrett will receive Sf,20O q
week; Z. /: Davenport, s1,009; Frederick 3.
narde. Soy0; William p. Sheridan, $500: and
,rIti cost aI1 sdm lnc ~ ny saraes O. lne
rhc "n ~ ~ Nv vii, oou v1'c9 !, ~ee. oea
nirht The Grst W.. iii H. -
A'n'' 1ne i'st pe'lol 1''."ee WI Nc lor'nof'o"'
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
The Detroit play, "Angc(e'' was failure in |
St. Louis though Rose Eytinge played the pr;n- I
Adela!de Nelson's appearance as Tiola tn |
"Twelfth Night II at Cincinnati was her first III !
that character on any stage. The performance |
was highly spoken OF by the papers
The Philadelphia Times gtvcs Miss Charlotte
THOMPSON WEl-{icSerVn1 rnbukH fnr hnr in
eltic;eucy and carelessness and for her rcsnam- .
sibility IN bringing forward a yiciors new plav
called rho R5ses. ), wl,ich she nroi1ncnd ~ ~,
Walnut 1ast week F'0~'''>e~A ~ -.
~. Nhea the Boston =, correspondent OF the Hart
lord ConfaM 81" TWO Men OF SANDY bar," the
fcpTcscEtaLlve OF tot; suT9ofue was somewhat +
vloiclltly "lndisPoscd.. However, the corre-
spondent, an OH theatre-goer, saw enough to
Juoee 1has 1he play was the worst he hau ever
encountered.
John Raymond and 10 Murphy will be at
Cincinnati This week: Adelaidc Nelson at ST. |
L: hou1s; Katie rutnam at Indianapolis; Maggie
~ Mltcneu az ftstsoarS; the ~, oaruanapal1s
Lombination from tooth's Iheatrs IN New
J, 9ork on the New kneland circuit; soldene at
rfov1oenee r. M ana otsier New England cities;
1t!aries feefter NJ baltimore; sothern anu Mrs.
Bowers at New Orleans
4 four-act drama entitled tsVendomcn was
produced at the Boston Museum last week fur
the first time on any stage. The author IS Ed
ward Greev, The Boston Journal says: wThc
o1ev is m cfrort to nroiluce soma of ~ c+frrn