Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-31

| OF an insect.
Nine. Nilsson will not visit Russi.
this winter. She is now at Stockholm
ard will visit Holland and Belgium in
the autumn.
The ballet of SylVia is to be brought
forward at the imperial theaters OF st
Petersburg and Moscow, aud at the ope
"a at Vienna.
Alfred ] ael is to manage the Pappen
helm Italian opera season, the particular
feature of which will be Wagner's Fly
ing Dutohn1dn.
The current theatrical death.list con,
tains the name Of Mr.. F. G. Khby, O
sydney, Australia, well-knoWn thest
rical bookseller.
Miss Mary Anderson receives on,
thousand dollars in gold per week a.
M'CullOch's California theater. Sac pre-
| cedes Edwin Booth.
The grave OF the late James Uns
worth, the minstrel, has been marked
by monument, given by friends, in
Ford cemetery, London.
Our Boarding. House q localized com
| edy from the French, by Leonard Grow
er, was well received at Hooley's thea.
ter, Chicago, last week.
Mile. lima de MurskR, the % inc
donna, has married for the third time
her present husband is q music master
at Melbourne, Mr.. John Hill.
Maggie Mitchell has purchased from
G. w. Tayleure an original Americar
comedy drama, entitled Becky Mir, anC
will produce iL early next season.
Mr.. Barry. Sullivan will effect his re-
appearance on the English stage, OIL
September 23d, at d ury Lsne theater
London, acting king R chard the
Third"
Mr.. George Honey made his re.en.
trance on the London stage, on the
tRenty-ninth Of July, at the Strand the
alter, in The Field Of the Cloth of Gold
for the benefit of MIS-. Scarborough.
Mr.. John Coleman proposes to make
a Lew revival Of Henry the Fifth at the
London Queens theater, and ne has Sc.
| cured the services of Mr.. Samuel Phelps
Mr.. John Ryder and Miss Emily Foster
M. Ofenbach is writing, not book on
travels, but b. ok On music in Amer.
les, which will bs published stimuli.
taneCusly in Paris, New York and
Vienna, in French, English and Ger.
man.
Bruch, GOunod, Hitler, List, Vieux.
temps, and many other famous must.
ciaeS are expected to be present at q
grand musical festival to be held at Am.
sterdam on the ninth, tenth and elev.
enth Of next month.
Bruch, Gounod, Hitler, List, Vieu1
temps, and many other famous musi-
clans, are expected to be present st o
grand NJ steal festival to be held atAm.
sterdam on the ninth, tenth, and
eleventh OF next month.
iss Rose Eytinge acted "Lady Mac.
beth" in the course Of her recent engage
ment at the California tbeater, San Fran.
cisco, and her performance was thought
fully commended in several local Jour.
nails. She had never before acted this
part.
Rita Sangalli, while at a recent per-
formapcs Of Sylvia, finishing her pas q
echGTpe, caught her foot ia crack In the
floor of the stage and twisted her leg so
badly that she has been compelled to
CEASE dancing for a while and take a
course Of baths at AK. Her leg AK q
good deal, too.
Kelly & Icons MINISTRIES, New York,
have clever burles que on Sdrddndpa.
tuS in active preparation. In the an
nouncements of the spectacle we read
that Everything will be srcb 90 illogical
~ correct and that Byron will be repre-
sented by a tragedian who can pirouette
fly times mInute.n
Miss Kate Field tells the Cincinnati
Commercial. in good set terms, that Miss
Emma Abbotps operatic debut was not
a failure; that Miss Abbott since her
marriage has not lived on the bounty of
her friends, and that her husband has
offered to refund all moneys given to
his wife before their marriage.
Mrs. John Wood talks of producing
several of the old coined ca at the ST,
James, and she is engaging q strong
company to play in the opening piece,
a version, by Messrs. Fred 'Lytter ana
Joseph M'Ksy, Of Les ZTente Millions de
Gladiator, in which she will appear her.
self, with Mr.. George Clarke, our Amer
lean comedian.
Mr.. M'Vicker, Of Chicago, and Mr..
Fiel is, Of Boston, have joined the The
strical Managers assO ciation, the objects
of which are stated to be the reduction
OF the exorbitant demands for "stars,n
and the improvement Of stock comps.
MES. The plans OF the association do
not contemplate any interference with
the arrangements OF the current year.
Mis- Belden, the st. Louis de6Ltante,
who appeared at DeBaf's last season,
and was SO favorably received, leaves
for Pittsburg, September 18th, and will
fill a weeks engagement 1T the Pitts
burg opeIahouse, September 18Th. Miss
Lob
surprising proficiency, especially in the
stage "business."
An item complimentary 20 Ben d.
Bar, in the Baltimore Gazette, is mis-.
taken in stating that he intends to yisit
London this fall. The veteran, who ia
quite healthy and happy, will fill en-
gagements at Baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, st. Louis, Gin.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Cali.
fornia three weeks.
Mr.. Neuendorf has engaged for the
G srmania thester, New York, for the
next season Herr Won Ernest, from the
Stadt theater, Nurnberg; Herr Free.
mann and Herr Urban. from the Carl
theater, Vienna; Herr Kadelburg, from
the Wallner thester, Berlin; Miles.
Elise Bahre, Leipsic; Lita Haase, Ham.
burg; Rosa Vsletta, Dusseldorf, and
Cottrelly, New York. The season opens
18th.
M'Vicker's theater, Chicsgo, was re-
opened for the new season on Monday
night, with the following company: &c,
F. Thorn, ]. II. Rowe, Harry Lee, M,
Harry Hattie, w. 81. Sey- |
mour, F. M'Yicker, A. Johnson, w. 81. |
Redmond Ryan, Mark Smith, |
". Stephens, J. Il. Blown, w Sisson'
Miss Helen Tracey, Mrs. Clara Stoneall,
Mrs. Frank Murdoch, Mrs g A. Baker, |
Miss Emma Marble, Miss Sarah Fitz.
lugh, Miss Ella Lee, Miss Jane Rivers,
Hiss Mary Leslie, and Miss Ida Wheel
n. The musical director Is Mr.. Charles
Weber.
London Assurance having hten re-
lived at the London Hsymsrket thea
er, 8 letter-writer in the Era asks these