, 1876-08-13

from restaurants because Waitcr-Erls thronT 1nu-
sic-lalls. Levccs and balls are not abandoned be-
cause The taste Of q few borders upon the dtcol-
lete. Did one eyer hear that any Ut the kcmblc |
family unwortfily participated in any histrionic
exhibition! Certainly not What is true Of its |
members can he minutcly asserted Of hundred |
others, whose British, French, German, or
American names almost any play-soer may
readily catalogue in his memory" In regard to
the assumption Of Mrs. Butler, that the dr..-
matte profession is unworthy Of men, because
emotion, Miss Dyas says: 'The doctor III his
office, the barrster in Ills court, the politician
ut his forum, the banker at his boarl meeting,
and often the clergyman In his @haneel, each and
all towards patients, clients, constituency, cor
respondents, and congregations, must and DO
interpret roles which tiftcr from their own true
selves. All these illustrations show that it
businesses allied to excitement ana Fictitious
emotion, or any business which is public exhibit
tion, be unworthy OF men and women, then q
large portion Of civilized people must either die
OF recreatc in Arcadia or even Bootia."
AMERICAN GREEN-HooM GOSSIP.
The ncgro-r1instrcls Newcomb and "Little
Mac" will soon sail for Europe.
Miss Claxton and company were at Buffalo,
Lockport, and Syracuse last week.
It is understood that Ben de Bar will essay
Fclstafr in Ncw York the coming season.
Mrs George L. Fox is engaged among the
company secured for the Olympic Theatre, New
York.
George Honey has been engaged by Jarrett
s. Palmer to return to this country and travel
is star
Mrs Louise N. Pomeroy is to appear at the
New York Academy OF Music in OctoDer as Lady
Macbeth aud Juliet.
Sothern at Daly's and the Florcnces at Wall
lacks were the principal attractions OF TIC New
York theatres last week.
| Mr.. H. b. Hudson, formerly OF AlcVicker's
| Theatre, has been engaged to play next season
| at the New Orleans Academy OF Music.
+ot;nn. y has been accepted by the managers Of
| the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
| Miss Lille, who once travelled with Forrest,
will be a member of the Chestnut Street trhlla-
| dclphia) Theatre Company the coming seasoh'
The San Francisco Chronicle says that John
! McCullouch is attempting to oust air, Bert
| 4,e,, thc arrangement of Wadc's Opcra-uouse
in that city.
The life Of the late Edwin Forrest, written py
the Rev w T. Algrr, will be put into the PRINT,
er's hands about Sept. 49, It hss been prepared
| under the careful supervision OF James oaAee'
| ESQ, Mr. FORESTS executor.
Mr. Dion Boucieault, Mr: Lester I;a WaiiacE, nii1.
Mr.. Henry j. Montague, and 3llss blaicle
| DAVENPORT tic youngest daughter oi A11- T. u.
1arcnport' arrived il New York Wednesday in
the steamship Russia, from Liverpool.
Hereafter Madame Janauschek will remain IN
this country. She WILL begin an engagement Ill
the Boston Theatre On W. keai III, - ,,r',.1,red
Ing wnleh thffs bTunhide GS% P'P 'hcdra and Kath
ariue the Second ol Russia"
uEvaneelinc," the American burlcsque, has
n,ssci its fifth week at the Boston Museum.
The run will be concluded next SATURDAY. "lt nlst
| II 8 Murdoch last Monday assumed Inc part
nrrvousfy nlayed by Air. Goodwin. Alf. W. H.
| TRAM, had !: benefit last hight.
Sir Randall Roberts, IN English Baronet, ar.
r;vrd in New York City few days ago, ana nas
hccn introduced at several clubs Kecchtly nc
went on The stage in Ensanu appeai; ~ .no ~,
r'nrk'hic SUCCESS He desires to act IN LUIS
nnnntry. lie was formerly i'll tue British army
1ohn Rroueham and N. c. Goodwin were at
| the Walnut, fhiladelphia, last week. Fasiors
Variety Company begins an engaeenlen,s snG. =
tomorrow night "Oat Do1s - nlI ~. Chrsn,,t
, NsEcs Rankin continues to play JdcqMs fTo
.1rrJ and Rip Va1 tIinkle at the Museum
s.Thc Lurky Star mis- in its fourth week at LII
Kiralfy Palace.
.sardanapaus :" is to be produced : At bSGt1 Mr :
r Theatre, New York, tomorrow n5nc. ",,1 arne
e Hooth sIuryha Miss Dora GoldWaithe, 1l wh' l
an,'eared here last season with the hral1's' na
t thf only other female part in the piecc. ~ "
Il ,ncm ra has been "rcwritten" and adap1cu Il lo
poent ps ata@c n. bT Nr Charles Calvert. The bale
e and ar scGnic effects will be on q large scale.
h The San Francisco Chronicle pronotnces nos
'e Evtjnre "the first exponent ol purely . eaile
n tinnai parts in America" The critic eoniesse ~
&c himself unable to point out any uclSeS t ~ III; ~
n n - i. The Hunclback less than perfect.
~ ~, eou11 lie remarked that the ara11latic crl
s csms If tie Chronicle arc always careful an
IN Intelligent Last week MIS- - !, ~ P,,1,rn
,c tdoinne e,. If Music. George FaWcctt koN