, 1876-04-09

cosrseness and carry her through. The indics-
when time and experience have sipenod and
trained . natural aptitude and fair talents, nn6i
when study has enlightened ignorance" A
comadietta entitled "Sweet Si1teeu," written
for Hiss Palmer, will soon ba produced at the
Lyceum-
The event OF the week in Philadelphia was the
production Of "JulIus Cesar" ut tho Academy
OF Music under the management OF Z. 3. Pugh.
with the original cast OF Booths Theatre. lied
AstraV" was glTea At Col. Woods Museum, and
"a Romance Of Poor Young Man" at the
Chestnut. Mr. Dominick Murray occupied the
Walnut Street, and Tony Pastor Mrs. D1ew's
Theatre. Miss Beatrice Stratord the American
woman who recently made her debut in London,
is announced for a first appearance in America
At tho Walnut tomorrow. Her engagement ia
for one week ocls-
Mr. John Stetson has obtained control Of tha
Howard Athennum. Boston, aud IL now looking
after the Globe. which Mr.. Cheney is likely to
surrender, IN consequence Of his father death.
Whatever change is made, the Globe company
for next Season must be almost entirely new.
Miss itoEers is to start upon starring tour, Miss
conway la to join the company at tho Chestnut
Street Theatre Phi]adelphla, Mr. Cowper and
MI. Murdoch are not likely to remain. atr.
Honey goes back to England. and does not, in
any event, return to the Globe, and uC Marowe
who has been indispoBed for Soma time, is now
said to be dangerously i'll
"Aneele,"a play ADAPTED from tho Frencl, OF
Ernest LoEouve aud Prosper Denoux. by Mr. E.
?. Price Of the Detroit Post, was produced for
the first time IN this country at Whitney 8 Opera
House, Detroit, March so. Sir Charles aud Lady
Young, Of London, and Bronson Ho ward, author
OF j" Saratoga" we're in the boxes, and the audi
ence was large and brilliant. Tue plot is mostly
the work OF the French 8uthors, but much Of
the language and ZONE Of the situations are BY
the translator. He WAS called Tor at tue close
OF the play aud loudly applauded. Miss EtIie
Ensler assumed the titular role.
John Mccullough continued bis engagement
at bis California theatre last week. appearing III
"Hsmlet," :" The Gladiator" and ".Nota1nora."
At haguire's New Theatre, same city. the Oates
Opera Company continued in their eighth week
they seem to be Rtll far from the eud Of their
engagement. Mr. Pat Rooney enlivaued the
programme Of tue minstrel company in the
0pera-House. and Barry Sullivan was still play
MAguire's management. O'Neil played Idgo to
Sullivan 3 Ohtell0, aud was much compimented
by the local papers for his rendering Of tile
lnes. The Bulletin, however, hints at some prs
vlous careesaDess and want OF study On Mr.
O'Neil'a part, saying: This was one Of the
fen occasions when Mr. O'Neil has done what he
aiwayB ceems capable of doing, and we trust the
recognition his aching received last night will
servo to keep him up to the standard" blr-
Louis James played Cassie and Miss Hawthorne
AfSASHtu14tA IL tA6 6a1Ae tAaL
Booths Theatre IN New York was closed last
Of "Henry W. which is to take place next
Monday Aes8rs. Rignold, Thorne, and Bishop aro
in the ccst. ''Pique" continued in its run ct
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and promises 70
roach Its two hund1edth performance. "Ferreol''
held the boards at the Union Square Theatre
BRASS" passed its eighth week at the Park with
out sign Of declining health Al Walleck's 1.-THE
Rirnss " WAS the standard production, being pre-
ceded the 1irat three evenings Of the week By
Tho Captain Of the Watch, " with Ar Wal1ack
Tears, Idle TeaTs," With Mir. Montague o.
WilfTed Cun,berlcdge. "Fo1rool" was played
1t the Brooklyn Theatre also, under the auspices
Of b1essrs Shook and Palmer. At josh Hart's
brass eat,tled Check" was tho feature Of
the week, and at the Lyceum Ar. Matt Nor
gan presented ~Sketches in India" *"The
Little Rebel" and 1t 'Black-Eyod Susan !" to in
creased audiences
Edwin Booth was at Cincinnati theifrst thres
nights Of last week. Monday he played % Rich
elleu, Tuesday Il Hamlet" Wednesday Henry
VIII Mr.. Booth arrived in Chicago Thursday
night, and superintendent rehearsals Of "Rict-
Ard IL" FRIDAY and Saturday. Lotta and John
e. Owens were at St: Louis last week. Char
lotte Thompson in s'Naud Muller" at Buffalo;
southeastern towns; Henry T." and R'gnold
at Abany, n. T.: Rose Egtinge in * Kose
Niche" at Prorldence, r. l., and other New
England towns the Kurdish Fifth avenue CON-
pany in 1.-The Two Orphans at Cleveland;
Kelly aud Leon and the 1tichinss-Bernard COM
papy at Indianapolis M1s. Emma Waller ct
P1stsbu1g; the California Minstrels w.th Ar
Gueton and Sutton at the andB, AT Sacramento;
another detachment OF the Mlnstrels. With Pat
Rooney rs tho chief attraction, at San Francisco;
the Kiralfys with ''A1ouud the World " and
Lucille Western at New Orleans Edwin Adams
at Salt Lake City; Maggie Mitchell at Spring
field. aud other Illinois towus A1r- eothe1n
and Mr. and Mrs. Florence at Baltimore Katie
Pasnam II ST. Paul and Minneapolis