, 1876-05-21

] GREES-RooM NOTES.
The Hooley Comedy Company, as noticed In
The TRIBUNE Monday, disbandcd in Sun Fran
J cisco two weeks ago yesterday.
The death Of Owen Marlowe vas reported By
telegraph yesterday. An appropriate notice Of
ms career will appear under the head Of "Obit-
! uary.''
Janauschck's .saicdea" had only tolerablc
SUCCESS in London, the play being roundly con-
demncd and the actress "damued With faint
praise"
Baker and Fa1ron leave BY the first steamer
Tor Australia under engagement to Mr. Allison.
Edwin Adams follows on the conclusion OF his
engagement at the California Theatre.
1t Is currently beloved that George Rignold
House, San Francisco, in opposition to Lawrence
Barrett, under Jarrett & Palmer's management,
at another house.
Ernest Blum, author of "Rosc Michcl,'' is
about to produce another piece ut the Porte
Saint afartin, and next winter the Concdie
Francaisc viii bring out great p1ny by Octave
Feuillet and Henri de Bornier.
salvini is acting in London in opposition to
Rossi, and it is suspected that the plan for
bringing the two great italian tragedians to-
gcther: on one stage, with the great Italian
tragcdicnne, has been abandoned.
Miss Dayenport's benefit will probably take
place on Wednesday afternoon OF this week at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. She will then act
Rosalind in s'As You Like L" Mr.. E. L. Dayen-
port and 3ir. Lawrence Barrett likewise appear
ing.
a Washington newspaper, speaking Of Rose
Eytinge and Rose Michel, )" saws: "Th1c French
Minister who saw Mile Fargueil in the same
part said that Rose Eytingc playcd the part far
better, and Farguel is the best actress in
France"
Mr.. A " Young, long member Of Wallack's
week in april. He played Launeslot GoI5o,
Diggory, Kobert Crutch, Squire Aichard, Henry |
Dott, and kindred parts. He has been in Lon !
don nine years.
4 St. Louis lady, "of position in society,"" is |
to make her debut at Dc Bars Theatre on the |
30th inst, as Juliet The journal OF that city,
says: 'sH her talents prove equal to her taste |
in the selection OF her wardrobe, VIC do not hcsi-
tate to predict for lcr q brilliant theatrical ca
reer." |
Mr.. Charles r. Thorne, Jr, is to receive a ben
eft on Thursday afternoon, tho 25th inst, at |
q !. Huuchback will be enacted, Miss Ida JET
freys appearing in the role of Julia, and Mr..
Thornc playing Sir Thomas Clifford, supported
by the Union Square company.
The London critics are divided in opinion bv |
sigpor Rosss Leoa- Tic academy cautiously
says that II IS less disappointing than his ham
tcf, put adds That the performance generally
- fails to touch all the depth Of pathos Of the
later scencs.n The Times, however, says: "1t
was really tine performance"
Nate Randolph Rogers, the successful actress,
now playing in Boston, says that Anna Dickih-
son has genius and that she will succeed. The
boston papers generally say that Miss Dickinson
has shown wonderful improvement In the short
lime she has been OIL the stage. She is still far
from being great actress, they MI admit, but
She is much better than she was
The Salisbury Troubadors ,rcre ot St. 1o,{a
asst week; Rose Eytinge and her company at
Cincinnati; Edwin Booth and McVicker's com
2any at Detroit; Sothern ut Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Hamilton and Toronto; John T. Ray
nond at Rochester and Buffalo; Edwin Albums
md Charles Fcchter at San Francisco; Barry
Sullivan on the New England circuit; Mary An
lerson at Baltimore.
James o,yts, took q farewell, hcneat n son
Fran.sc iaet Wsi1ras3a1 af.a 81 ucnGns " San
WINS Opcra-Housc. Tie attractions offered
we're "Rchelieu," with Mr.. O'Neill In the title
ole, and the balcony scene in stRo,neo and T.
[uliet," :" in which Miss Hawthorne played .7uliet
o Mr.. Q'Ncill's Romeo. This occasion was the
ast collective appearance Of Alaguirc's late COM
,any in San francisco.
Miss 1ou;sa Moore. who oht,fnod ,,,aot ,,o,,,,
aTitv amnnr New T5rl nIavroerS sxe;ie e, po3u "