, 1876-10-08
TIE OUTER WORLD.

AMERICAN GHEEN-ROOM NOTES.
joaquin Miller has written play for Mckee
Rankin.
Mr., J. B. Runnfon's dramatizatfon Of Mig
ponn WAS played at the Providence R. H.
Opera-House all last week by Maggie Mitchell,
and was favorably received.
Mrs Pomeroy's debut will occur at the New
York Lyceum Theatre tomorrow week, when
she will play 5u7iet With Matt Lingham as
Rose Eytinge while playing Camille at Virginia
City the last time had quarrel with her Ar
audience for sympathy, and neither got it.
Miss Amelia Harris, for some time connected
with Mr.. Fora's company in Washington, and
later with the Furbish Fifth Avenue Com
bination, died in New York City recently.
Boucicault in "Tle shaughraun ~ was the at
traction at the Boston Theatre last week; Hen
rietta Chanfrau produced Taylcure's :. Parted u
at the Globe, and the inevitable Divorce
Case'' was played at the Museum.
The Philadelphia programmes last week were; !;
"Col. Sellers at the Walnut; *'Our Boys" at
at the Arch; 1.-TWO Orphans at the Museum; !;
ssAround the Word in Eighty Days" At the
A1hambra Palace.
The New York Tribune says: sThe Home OF
Forests fancy, where aged Keans should strut
out their last brief hour, and youthful keans
W pepa sn r.s+ Iaa5 1ud Ma opI 49,
to be the most fantastic, unreal deception which
ever he planned or acted in"
Few plays have been as variously adapted as
lie Proces Vcauradieux,'' now running In
Paris. It is acted in London as 1.-THE Great
Divorce Casc,'' Sir Randall Roberts uses It in
Canada as 1: The Brighton Scandal" Mr. DAILY
7 $fn5 - &1rTT Mr. To11o t-nf
his theatre rs u Forbidden Fruit" MIR. Byrne
prepared it for the Eagle Theatre in New York
as rre9cn = flats, ano aI Tue boston Museum
~ y "auteo o''olee
:, Jarrett O falmer's "Jullus cesar comnlna- aI2
wwas travelino in Minnesota iast week Mrs.
Bowers and the Aiken combination were at Gin
cinnatt; john E. Owens and Ben De Bar at st.
Louis; Lucille Western at milwaukee,; Alice
pionni,ard snd others % 3 n tbc h'r1eE1ma t.Fvsn.
aa1ina y ~ paitim ora. stnort Rnhson A. Wash.
x;n1tnn. Ma~o;e h Mitrhhei1 at Proyidence. ] re- Marv
Anderson at Louisville.
r,. 11n;ox ca,,.r, Th.,+xa =, Nar- vor,~ ,,,o,,-
al tTondar n;oh+ ~ +ho re,r,,1ar saoson III
sa,,;ro1 ~ ~ .sT7h,s Tno ~ nrrbsns ), ~ n,Ma;1
~ p;.,-ve E,,ach,r7 Won - 5ac;aad e,7ccess
everybody agreeing that he had made the hit
which was necessary to establish him in New
much admired, and Miss Jewctr, who supplant-
ed Maude Harrison as Henriefte, came in for her
share Of praise Miss Claxton played Louise,
and the other parts were IS in Chicago. Tues
10y n'snS " a,acns 1nsa1.S opsneu nalu 1ol
TIsn .;a Iiaa..zaan ,az VI
Ane 3eaI oasolce gase ,+1,"1, aS ,s,, nas
"a em1naten!y sucGeSsiul' asnouEm sesy noen
~ th E1ti, ,enao ~ rhan luz
Ss1.., ~ - .u6 6ath,. rsn tt1aS y ~
rs, oaI.11napatmTe y nposns, pa1a ~
Hnnea a- s:Go,,e i a. 10 Por ~ tn'
noose' @nu eiouoe ~ tne inA'
f,ho.,.a ,7,,.na,,'.s. H. ~ o.a-a.,~o. -
1naiies "yuunan nas olt'anEeo eeniee "
Dickens performances at the crystal Palace,
London.
ar11e sara7, Rernho7dt has made a decided i'm
1.1 -" ~ 1r,.1l4N. ~ -, las . eee
preston at tne 1neat1e rranca1s Us hac1ne,s
Phedre. She is now conceded to be the legiti-
mate successor Of Rachel.
The napeant of Il Henry w obtained only a
s,.cees d,esf;nae At the Tnnf7on Oueen:s Theatre.
Mr' co1man assnmed the narS nf Moru Y"
niaved Here hv Wr Rionn1d p'A' " AA~'@'' ~
f@.s~. ~, =.
Oulda's NStrathmore," as dramatlzed at
she dlsclalmea 20 an Tcsponsloillty Tor the dramatr