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Mr. william winters ratber slonnv criticism
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| o. Inc pet1oF1nance A. ooo'ns .neatre 4as'
Monday night, though 1t deals largely With
"shimmer," and "opulent effects of various
mind ] Mr Winter has aho,,t t,ro to terms ~ erit;'
l'.-' a:.to .1,..~ T. .ts.,'..,, - :. - -
e's" "'-etne' 'n,nR % opo'e"' Ut II Is
not "opuient." IN the present case We
the revival is due *&priucipally "the
o,,,a,ca With which +h- e+o-r hos boan
op ''.s ,, WI .,,n. - ,.o ~ es, na1 ueen
ient u The es Ne;v III H a1 mass
I'VE anu opul1nt' lne Ncm ioIh aerdta pro
nounces tne pay ctnue asa1nst are, slnet II
aess uuS y, f nneHs :. Riaa a. Hu ~ Is
observe that Mr. Charles Calvert is highly in
dignant at this Judgment, and has written y let
tef apoMa TO the x1enam ,d NE @ ne" 1ork
count @ of the performance. iudeing tbat the
spectacular effects are superb, while the story,
as arrangea, oy M. CalVcrt, Is oalo ana d's-
ntnr;,,oa as rr;n an,rhare s,ea +har ~,
the actual scene. This story, told in its fullest,
is that Sarda',dpd!As (Mr. Bangs), weared OF his
queen, la17"a (played " Mss GoldthWalte(
,e 1he tMrs apnrs " Ranth1 with whom and thc
women of h;s harm, he hnlds bat1hana1ian rrv-
els nirhtlv' saIeneues. the Queens brother
{Alr. Aldrich), protests in vain against
this injustice to his sister, and -drbaces,
soldier (aIr. Colier), and Beleses, a soothsayer,
disguised with the Kings eHem1nacy, plot and
false lepelllon. a za'.na, . tne Guesn, appears M
IN only one scene, anu 1uen 10 taRe Iea'e OF ner
husnano, "neh Tue reoels are supposed TO oe
atlacklns tne pa.ace. oa.adnopa.1s ea,. nsnts
oraVciy aga3nst tneIn, anu unallJ, US eney ale
the flames of funeral pyrc which be has had
hn;1t IN the nalace. and. with his fayor;te slave
in his arms. perishes hcroicalIy." uSardanapa-
lus J, was first presented on the dramatic stage
at Drurv Lane Theatre, April 10, 1854, with
Macready il the titular role. 1t was afterwards
played IN England bv ME-. and AIRS: Gharles
, hean, ana III thls country GO ny =: ". "a1lack IN
1885, and by John T. Ford i'll 1856.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC NOTES.
George Fawcctt Rowe was to act at Salt Lake
City Aug. 17-19.
~ caoroa r Fox tho n.n+on;n,s+ "a II
.A1' oeo4 ~ - Ao@' W. p"u'oo', 20 -
1alr way Oh recovery lro" MS "ental nalaoS'
The new season at the Boston Museum will
hoojn week from Tomorrow nieht with
uFcrrcol.n
r.zo,
Almees ensaEencn1 d. ,'aoe sope'@,nouee,
San Francisco, was extended TWO weeks, and
will not close until next Saturday night.
Mr.. Boucicault has written q new modern
comedy in which he homes Mr.. Wa1lack will take
the principal part. The piece is not named.
lii Maintain House. Init she !. sti1l announced
as = mcmher of the Union Souare 60 Comnanv for
next % season. - ~ '' A''@ 'p"'' Ao'
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"Bracken H1lloWn at the California Theatre
last week. She wall be succeeded tomorrow by
MISS Mary anderson, o. LOUISVILLE, VINO Will
make her debut IN "EVaonc."
is to be produced at the Union Square Theatre,
New York, week from tomorrow night Il
has been rearranged and adapted for tie stare
by Mr.. Leonard Grover, Of this city.
Mr. sothern,s rnoapem emf at the Fifth Avor,,o
Theatre. New York, will extend until the 9TH of
September. "Dundreary was finished last
night, and "Dav1d Garrlck -" Will be brought
I 1ack's. '''4O"' " ~.~N0 '''''''' '' y a.
m. nm If uEvanpe1;ne ~ at tho Ros+o,
Museum closed last night. Yesterday week at
Mr. Cranes benefit he was presented with an
immense watermelon, containing bottle Of
winc with other good things he is great
1asof'1e IN ooStoa' as III en'caso'
Fanny Davenport is to star in tsPiaue, from
Aug. 2S to Sept in Boston, Philadelphia, Gin
cinnati, and St. Louis Mr. James c. Duff will
also play the travelling company in the same
piece during the entire season, visiting Chicago
JAM ID, lot'- me FRANK chapman Complna-
ton WILL play "flque III snal1 1o"ns'
The Philadelphia attractions last week we're:
Brougham at the Walnut; sour Boys II at the
Chestnut; 1sThe Two Orphans" at the Mu-
scum; Around the World in Eighty Days" at
the Kiralfy Palace. The company at the Chest
nut for the coming season has been announced
as follows: Miss Lille Glover, late Of the
Olympic Theatre, St. Louis. Miss Lillian Con-
way late 60, OF Inc uiope 41saITe, noston, H1fs.
=. =. fhllnps; .A1ss L1zie n ~ maro,u; W. n'SS May.
davenport, Mss And3ei guu1e, pa, -n.ss LlareEh q
fet9ea, Messrs Io, 1lchee !;1nA4'', ~ ueorse T.
r1ns Srennn5 GeoTse i D. Eoi James sa r. Norris
GhaIics oInnley, healoro 1l1alis, E. naftran'
H. o1'e' W. Marrno s'nno,. anu 800 :, r: ''Aa''
Mr.. Irving will start on three months theat-
rical tour in England early in September. He
a.;, a,an f-st ot Monchester
"1i1 pay A.0' ~
Among forthcoming London novelties are Mr.
Byron's new comedy OF 1.-The Bull by the
comedy BY Mr.. 2. Coghlan, in which Miss E.