, 1876-11-19
TIE OUTER WORLD,
NEW YORK NOTES.

| NEW tOhA NO1Es.
| The Park Theatre was closed to the public
Monday night .Aplentiful lack Of ready money
was the cause.
Preparations are now progressing at Booths
Theatre for the production OF Mr. Rowe's ncu
play called "FIfth Avenue.''
Mr.. AfcVicker is going to have tremendous
fight with the ticket spectators. The uewspa,
pers are on his side, and he is being handsomely
advertised.
The cast Of "Thc Two Orphans ~ at the Union
Square was changed last week, Miss Jewctt
PLAYING the blind. girl part iu place of Miss
Ciaxton, and Miss A1aude Harrison playiug He,.-
Ti1tc in place Of Miss Jewett.
Mrs. John Wood has accepted Mr.. Barley
Campbell's play, "The rirginian," and will
pEoduee it at the St, James Theatre, London,
Money" It is understood that Mr.. DAILY las a
copy If *sThc Virginian" for production ut the
Filth Avenue Theatre If it is success III
London.
Mr.. Winter, OF the New York Tribune, calls
GAS You Like lt'' 'sthe lovcliest comedy of
thg Englisn language" It was to be produced
cast: Iosatiud, Miss Fanny Davenport: Orlando,
Mr. Coghlan; dx.ic.s, Mr.. ". Castle; Jacques,
Mr. Charles Fisher; 1ouchstone, Mr. ". DAY.
idge; Celia, Miss Je1reys-Lcwis; Aulry, Miss
eyuEey COWcu.
The full cast Of s'Niss Mutton" as underlined
week, is Us follows: 4lfau1iee de La Tour, Mr..
James O'Ncill; Dr.. osborn, Mr. J. II. Sloddart;
III. Be!i,., Mr.. John Parselie; Paul de La Tour,
Miss Mabel Leonard; -Naster Mapping, Mr. G.
NJ. Collins; :niss 4Nulton, Miss Cara Morris;
6eAa Osborn, Mrs. Maria Wilkins; Jane de La
1tatr. Bijou Heron; Gi1y, Miss Louise syiEes
ter; Lvuixc, Miss Helen Vincent.
skiing Lcar' is in rapid preparation at
Booths, and will be produced Dec =. We give
the principal features OF the east: Lear, Nj:
Lawrence Barrett; Edgar, Air. F. i. Davenport.
cf Co7zlraii, Mr.. George W. Vessels; Dmks Of
1tbauu, Mr.. T. X. Collier; Earl " Aeuf, .Mr.
Henry langdon; Earl Of Gloucester, Henry
Mca,cr; Edmund, Fred y. Marde; !, & Nd ngn, q,
Fool, William Seymour; osscald, Frank Little;
Conera, Miss Gertrude Kellogg; Aegan, Miss
Dora Goldtnwai1c; Cvrdelia, Miss Beatrice Straf-
ford. The last named is from London.
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
Tom Fitch's play Old Titles "-at the Cal
ifornia Theat. failed most dismally.
E. D. Price, Of Detroit, has sold his play
"Angele to Rose Eytinge, who will produce it
at st. Louis.
ssHosc-Marie," q play adapted from the
French by Mr.. Fred Williams, was successfully
produced at the Boston Museum last week.
Mcguire, Of San Francisco, it is stated, is in
circumstances, and the actors re-
Gently engaged BY him are out OF situations.
The Soldene Company were to open at Bos-
ton last night. Kate Claxton also appears there
in s'Conscience - this week. John RAYMOND !
Will be at Brooklyn, and Rose Eytinge at St. |
Louis for the first time.
Nine. Janaus:hek' 'sreappearance as Lady 3fac- !
beth in Boston called ont IN immense audience. |
The circumstance recalls to the Journal the |
memorable occasion, eight years ago precisely, !
rhen 4,ooo persons gathered to see Edwin
Janauschek.
It is reported, from St. Louis that Miss Anna
Dickinson had large audiences and much ap-
olausc during her last weeks engagement. Tie
says: s'A1iss Dickinson has not vet
cit what it is to act. She must feel the spell
If standardization on the stage rs she formerly
alt the power Of her personality On the plat |