Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-27
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs. Oates is at Long Branch.

Mrs. Rachel Macauley is in New York.
Oliver Doud Byron is at Long Branch.
Milton Mobiles has sailed for Bermuda.
Madame Janauschek returns to Ameri-
CO.
Miss Emily Rigl has returned from
Europe.
E. l.. Davenport is now at Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers is at her farm in
Manchester.
BcignOli, the silver.noaed tenor, is in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. F, C.. Bangs is studying the role
OF "Sardanapalus.
Mr.. Sotbern goes to the Fifth Avenue
Theater on the Slst.
Agnes Booth will play "Myrrah" at
Booths in Sardanapalus.
1t is said that the fair Nilsson is ex-
nlDitlng an OBESE tendency.
The Kellogg OPERA Troupe will appear
at Booths Theater in February.
Minnie Palmer, the reported "oeauti.
full still heralds herself in Kisses"
Mile Sohike, the premiere danseuse,
will trip it. at the Fifth Avenue shortly.
Irving, the English tragedian, will ap-
pear as Richard the Third" lex sea-
son.
Mr.. Wilkie Collins is adapting one Of
his novels for the Lyceum Theater, Lon
don.
Ba Ba is the title Of the new extrsva-
ganzs now Incorporation at Niblo' Gar
den.
Amiee and troupe were al Wade's
Opera House, San Francisco, on the
Oath.
Annie Ward Tiffany will remain at
the Park Theater next season as leading
/, lady.
The tragedy Spartacus has expired at
the Ambigu Theater, Paris. Eight nights,
only.
Mr.. George Faucet Rowe is now at
Baldwin's Academy Of Music, San Fran
cisco.
l Mr.. Harry D. Palmer, of Booths
Theater, is recovering from his severe
illness.
: Alice Hastings, the bright-eyed soub-
a rette, has married a Mr.. Stuart, an iron
founder.
Eliza Weathersby has scored a great
I success in Boston, where she is a great
f%avorite.
Signorina Palmieri, a prima donna of
great ability, will appear in Italian opera
next season.
Frank Mayo is now enjoying the air of
. Miunequa. Plenty of engagements for
az next season.
< Harrigan and Hart have leased the
az ar Thearter COmique, New York, for the
Ne coming season.
Is A new opera, founded on Bulwer' s
!, Lady of Lyons, has recently been writ
he ten by Mr.. Cowen.
The season at Wallack's Theater, New
al York, will be inaugurated with a comedy
Il entitled, All for Her.
u Charlotte Thompson is rusticating at
her farm, enjoying nothing but peace
m and gentle visitations."
ne 1t is reported that Mr.. Joseph Jeffer.
son will return to this country and open
of the fall seoson at the Walnut.
p; Fates and Furiea, with George Ciprico
-. as the bright particular, has given San
it, Francisco a two weeks treat,
OF Buffalo Bill is now fighting in earnest.
11s He will remain on the plains during the
ID, coming fall and winter season.
oil Kate Claxton does not & TO San Fran.
cisco as announced, Mr.. Lyon, her hus
basd, tells this to all interested.
Mr.. Frank Aiken has purchared a play
entitled Maud Muller. 1t is the same
a that Charlotte Thompson attempted
y;io Clara Morris, the queen of the emo
M, tional drama, will open the fall season
I'd. at the Brooklyn Theater in COINCIDENCE
u, Mark Smith, a son of the late actor
he will adopt The dramatic profession. Hi
he father was, "ip his trade" one of the
lite best.
itb Mile Croizette is again unwell, AM
he her illness causes great anxiety to he.
ne friends. She is at present absent from
%, Paris.
Try Maretzek and Morressey will SHORTLY
begin a season of opera in Philq. delphia
INV y Kellogg, Carey aud Palmieri as prime
are donne.
yer Barry Sullivan viii make bis reappear
u ance in London since his return from
America in September, as Richard the
nd, Third"
ne Around the World in Eighty Days has
NJ been performed in Paris 500 times.
re. These representations have been almost
ms consecutive.
'i IT, The London Figaro says: 1.-THE legenc
of Rip Van Wrinkle is borrowed from
re- the Traditions of the Hertz where Rim
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