, 1876-03-19

tinued. The Museum was given over to q Ger
tennial drama Paul Revere" which was prt
duced with largo cast and a numerous comp2n
OF aupeEnnueTaries. The first three acts are SCI
to be principally made up Of gunpo"der IN
waddine, but the later onea develop plot 9
eoma interest. At Beethoven Hail. the GeorG1
Minstrels appeared.
john E. Ovens was st Cincinnati last week
the Furbish Fifth Avenue Company at Detroit
John T. RAYMOND at St. Louis May Howar
and Mary Anderson at New Orleans 1signol
and Henry Y" at Cleveland j, 1otta at Wash
at baltimore; Edaio Booth At Louisville Lu
c,iie Western at Rochester. n. Y.
Mr. james Allison. the Australian manager, i
now on hls way to San Francisco. After sta,
OF four weeks in that city he will sail for home
I He has engaged the following artists for hi
theatres in Sydney and Adelaide: ". =. Lin
gard, s1r- G. Chaplin. Mrs Scott -siddoas fessrs
Baker and Farron. Mrs. Oates Opera COMPANY
Alr. Crane and Miss Alice Ha1rison. and Mr. Ed
| win Adams. lie will produce atf tho plays OF th.
Fifth Asenueand Union Square Theatres iu Aus
| trails.
An interesting feature OF A1r. Booths South.
I ern engagement occurred in Savannah. At the
| close uf the performance tho ladies formed il
| line extending from tho theatre to his hotel, q
| distance Of about four blocks, through which
| air. Booth was obliged to pass, receiving as he
did 80 the smiles of the hundreds Of ladies' who
lined the sidewalk. lie was called upon here By
uei: yunassoa anu o'aet ieau,ae clt'zeas, Emu
Vannah.
3ir. John E. Owens was obliged TO suffer the
ve1ation of u lawsuit in Cincinnati last week,
an ATTEMPT being made to enjoin him from pro-
ducing ''Our Boys" to which AuGustiu DAILY
sets up claim: Owens holds his title under MI
alleged sale by alr. Byron, author Of tho play.
to ". J. Florence, the ostensibio right being to
DFDdi1ER the ntNp q largo r;3u1hAr 1f ritihA
elusive OF New York. Application for an ill
junction vas refused, but security WAS required,
Suu M.x sne KY "aS sa'eu oa!y que nishs' mf.
o"eno i"4ans o1eA on so1on sn'n6io'
The Rose Michel Of the Union Square Theatre
Hiss Eytinge Mrs Butler)-has aflittle son Of
other day been permitted to visit the theatre.
Ho sat intent through tho first act Of the play.
but when the scene came Ill which Pierre .nichel
aud hls wife have their exciting CONTROVERSY,
Franks eyes filled, and be leaned forward and
shouted Justify with his email voice, :. don't
want that man to speak 30 to my mamma !" The
house-it was ladies' one. being matinoe-
CAME down at this unexpected protest, aud Rose
Mfche! herself, overcome by the situation,
stuck dead" and took immediate sct1on to-
wards having the young gentleman brought
around to the grcen-room.-Ne,o York Cor7e-
spondence,
1t ls related OF Frederick Lemaitre. the great
French actor. who recentlv died, that he DELHI
erately intoxicated himself with absnthe, that be
might better depict the besolted character of tho
in "Le ChiffonDier-" He carried bis
realistic acting to such an extent that hs often
gave real blows instead Of sham ooes IL case
where stage fight or struggle took place. On
one occasion when about to perform before
he appealed to "super" to let his
ears be boxed IN genuine way. The msn asked
LOO francs, which tho great actor readily gave,
but in tho performance the effect was spoiled,
Tor the blow was given with such force that tho
super" beloved .+That's too hard IL Lee
naitre you promised not to hurt me-"
,tr He,v Gravaa rra,a,ror ~ t,a fund ,o
bn aracr;on ~ Tia shaI.nas-a s1a,nor.i nv ~
~ at ~ @ r,.s 'eLloial ~ IA 1he
sroncnam nndar Ga1s ~ Fni, % =, III 4ai,o oonn
ria dnscns ara 1I,s dav ~ h;hitad tnu r.
stratford Theatre and Gallery. We have enough !
money to build tho theatre only, with bare walls
'e now waut money to put the ornamsnts to it. |
nd build the mnseum gallery. We have tho !!
he end OF Shakspea1e's garden, where he died. |
t ia little Wo ask-the profits only OF one night, |
lpril g, at every theatre in the world and the |
rhole will be completed worthy Of Shakspoare.
LnleFica ia Eoglish so far as tho great poet is |
T0ey gar they admire him let |
he managers by giving helping hand, prove
bat they do so By acts. The American window /
> up (nearIy completely"
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scepion tho piece, o. 1athor, omfo1 4 10 ia the t