, 1876-02-20
THE OUTER WORLD.
GEEEN-ROON GOSSIP,

IAe latest addition to the htstofac8l olana
England is Lord streatford de RedclitIe's ne'
play, 'klns Alfred in Athelnay-"
Mr.Arther Cheney announces that he Will pre-.
emily devote tho Boston Globe Theatre, for fou
weeks, to the spectacle play Of ct Round til
World IN Eighty Days"
Amonument to tho late Thomas Barry. actor
| to cost r, 900. IS to he erected in Forest Hi
! Cemetery, Boston, md Subscriptions wiu b,
! opened to raise the amount.
The San francisco 'Minhtrels, in New York
| have made great hit with burlesque oi
Julius Cesar" entitled ''Julius the Snoozer
| OF, The Consprators Of Thompson Street."
Harry Palmer is in Paris preparing the COS
TIMES and accessories for tho production OF
Lord Dyron'6 tragedy, ''Sardanapalns," ut
! Booths Theatre. He is also engaging q corps d.
ballet
Daly's Fifth Avenue srareling COMPANY,
which has Travelled over 5000 m,les in ak
months in the South, cnder the management Of
Ar. j. ". Mozriasey, will arrive in New York
this week.
Mr.. George Clarke has effected Al engage
ncnt with Mr. Boucicault to take 'tThe Shaush-
raun through the English rroyiuces acting
Conn. He was to have begun his tour on the 1st
Of February
scribner. Armstrong t. Co. will reprint the
volume OF Mr. y. S. Giioelt;s plays, including
The Wicked World" .'pygmalion aud Gala
tea." Is Chality,"'' The Princess, - The Palace
Of Truth" and Trial ny Jury"
An ordinance has been introduced in the Gin
cinnatl Council TO prevent the oyercEowding Of
theatres. and oce of the local papers remarks
that this is sensible move, though the evil
complained Of is not common one.
Lucille Western plaved last week at the Grand
Opera-House in New York. The Iark Theatre
wss opened On Wednesday, night With new pav
By George Fawcets Rore. The pcograuam. at
the other principal theatres renamed US noticed
last week
The Union Squire Theatre in New York has
secured the latest Partisan -u,cess LEA Dani-
chef" The end OF !" Roso Michel" is tar dis
tant, it would seem. Rose Eytinge soon leaves
the city on starring tour. and it is said Clara
MOTHS will take her place.
Charles Hale, favorite Nov York actor, died
at Aorrlsanla recently aged 81. He was an En-
Eilshman: His first appearance in this country
vas in 1852 whea he was cast in 81 roo- Rela-
tons at the old Broadway Theatre, the late
Iho1naa barry then being manager.
Rossi is going on q professional tour IN Hol-
land and Belgium. which will ti1l up his t1no ua-
I'll the beguning Of lis London engagement,
Easter. He ls nor studying English with great
energy, Intending 10 give his Sh2kspearian rep
RESERVATIONS in 4merica in the original,
The Boston programmes last week were, At
can y COUSIN y; at the G!obo Theatre, Alberrv's
- Two Roses" with "Othe]lo" on Salurday
night ut the Mpseum. the beautiful Montague:
at the Atheonun. s' Humpty- Dumpts."
The production OF piece is announced for
the 18th inst. at the Theatre Histor1que, rar:B.
which treats an American snbject, and winch
viii Introduce among its PRINCIPAL characters
Abraham Lincoln and Stonewall Jackson The
piece is called Les ChevaIiers de Ia patrie.'
Tom Taylor's Same Bolcyn," Just produced
in London, is criticised hy the Herai's cable
correspondent thus: 1T is dainty picture of
court lie aud manners, with picturesque Tudor
scenery and dresses rather than drama en-
titled to tl1ea place in the English repesto1y."
The Phi'adelpbia programmes we're: A. the
Walnut, lo:ta; at the Chestnut Street. "Helen,
o. Ons Hundred Years Ago," at Mrs. Drew's.
Oliver Doud Byron: At Col Woods Museum |
- The 1ce-Wuch." Fech.ef is to appear at the |
Walnut, and Mccullough at Mrs D1eu,s, tIis !
week.
The Sunday Mercury says: "There is rp-
nor that Ar. !. !. Stewart has succeeded at !
ass in re-rcnting his whitc elephant, otherw1se /
allied Nsolo's Theatre, and that before long tho
tmsinklng toes and sllken hose of the ballot
Eill once more reign supreme 1t the old homo OF
ho Black Crook aud White Fawn'"
"Queen and Women" an adaptation from the
'rencl Of Victor Hugo's "Marie TUDOR" b1
ames Steele Mackayo and ]. '. Pritchard. was
ucceBs last week. Miss 1da Vernon as Queen
fory and Miss Kate Clazton IS jane Tdltotw we're
carceiy equal to the requirements Of those parts [
IT, Frederic Robinson aud Mr. Edward Arnott |
Sefo also in the cast-
new play brought ont at The Vaudeville in
'az1s Is intended to evoke discussion OF tie
'fench divorce laws A whole family iiyea in |
uai'oyed happiness as long as Madame Coyerlet
supposed to be singfe; but, when it Is discoy-
red that she Is married. all happiness disap-
ea'e. until divorce .nterrenes, restoring har-
'ony By bringing back liberty. This foim OF
idiclal dramaturgy. which was introduced bv
le4ander Dumas, has never heretofore worked |
ny changes iii the French code. and it is not be-
cred tia: 1t will in the present instance.
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe's new play, sBrass."
AZ brought ont at the Park Theatre in New
o1k Wednesday night. Tho author represented !
le Chief part III tue piece. that Of lVailon Stray
hght-hearled wapderer up and down the |
orid." who ia the good genius Of tho action.
he Tribune SAYS '':fhe theory Of 1yaif7ou
ray ls that be is naturally good and gentle but I
Is been uade unstable and amiably reckless OF
mself By an aimless1 wandering life. The rart ]
erefofe affords occasion for CLEANS Of wlsttul | {
nde1ness, which may quickly bo turned into t
: rays BY the brighter twinkle OF m.1th"
Mr: Il. T.: CEuven's new play, 4*Too True, re-
nbles In some respects Herman 1eriyale's |
All for Her." Tho London Alennun SAYS Of | =
9 new play 1.-The interest of An for Her :.
ukItl Ill Tue nero HaCfl0cG OF his OTQ life !
q the interest OF Too True :-AIr. C1aycns | p
~ plece-cent1es IN the hetoine's seeming sac :
ice Of tho life Of her lover It is true that in
E one case the sacrifice is accomplished, End
1t in the other it is at last spared but that .
not much to the advantage OF Mr. Crayen's
anna, since the dramatic contrivances bv Which
sacrifice is avertsd arc not Of the mos: nat 3
Il erder."
aignold in *'HcrrY " rms at Louisville =
t week ncaee Rankin Fourth weekly at
'veland Kate Fisher and May Howard at St.
uis Barry Sullivan aud Agnes Booth at Gin l.
natl; John E. Owens with s'Our Boys At
chester; John T Raymond at Memphis the | ..
lily l. Leon Minstrels at Mobile Edwin |
PIP ct Montgomery and Huntsville Ala; a
|ys Fifth Avenue C0HpauT at WASHINGTON
kiralfys with Around the World II at 1.
routo; Clara Morris ut Baltimore Maggie
tcheti and Frank a1a:o ut Richmond, Va,
'11gan aud Hart At Nashville John NcCut-
sh at Providence, r. I. =,
ieorso Rignold has in hand pIar that can a.
rcesy be said to have been produced lu En- ;"
nd' and that has never even been mentioned in
Onlted States lie will bring it out On tie oc- on
ION OF his next visit to America, with ali fue ct
CAUTIONS hsanst piracy. The title is ..Ol,rer an
'mwell" aud the author Col. Alfred Bute ~
natds, OF tho London Daily AdgerI;st7.
'tieman most faVorably known in literature by rel
novel $50 Very Human" aud ms poen sol