, 1876-08-06

Miss Addie 7: Van Koenig, who lately made
hsf debut as -1fcg 4Nerrilies at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, will shortly enter upon a
s1a5fn1ng tour With new piece. entitled Gross
BARLEY Campbell.
Miss Rose Eytfnges programme at tbc Cali.
1ornla Theatre, San Francisco last week. was
announced as follows: Monday and Tuesday.
% gnt.a in THE Hunchback;'' "Wednesday aud
sa.nrsaay' ssnursaay' Lazy Macbeth; Friday, Beatrce
9. Miss Kate claaxton, supported by Mr.. c. A.
o'Neill, MI. Frank Pcrce, and Sir. J. B. Ever
nam, produced "Consciencc last week at
All"aukee, Toledo, aud Cleveland. The com
pany is billed to appear in Buffalo the first half
OF the present week aud in Detroit thereafter.
We believe it is no secret that the busiucss;in
milwaukee, wns extremely bad
Emma Waller played 4uly Ktrril1s at the
Walnut in Philadelphia last week. John
Broughaus and N. G. Goodwin will appear ut
that theatre this week. " Our Boys" continued
at the Chestnut, and s. The Lucky Star ~ ut the
h,lra hiral3y Palace The spectacle recently pro-
duccd BY Mis-. Drew was failure, and her thea-
tire was consequently closed. Mckee Rankin
rendered The Two Orphans +" at the Museum.
Anna Dickinson is to- appear in the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, during the last week iu
August, in "Tic Crown Of Thorns." Miss
Dickinson, according to the Pittston (Pa.) Lad
10 o&>5 Ill LIldt d4 HTlGHiI IL DaF,
but it is not for katherine Rogers, but for her
self. Moreover, it will not relate the pcrsecu-
lions Of a Jcwcss, but its incidents will be drawn
entirely from an cvcntful period iu modern his
tory.
It is reported that atr. Rodgers, husband Of
Miss Charlotte Thompson, is to be business
manager OF the BROOKLYN Theatre. Miss Maudc
Harrison, Mrs. Farren and Mr.. Thorpe arc en-
gagged at the Brooklyn Miss Harrison is tn nloy
-Hannela in Stuart Robsou's piece, and Htmrietie
In the " Two Orphans,'' at the Union Square
Theatre; after which site. will do the leading
Booths Hamlet, etc.
Miss lone Burke, favorte New York actress,
belonging to Wa|lacks Theatre, las suddenly
disappeared from the theatrical ornament. She
was engaged in the east Of "Thc Mighty
Dollar" now being rendered at Wnllack's bv
advance OIL Friday week, she sailed on Saturday
for Europe with her husband. 1t appears that
she married in London several years ago, and
that IN consequence Of the union her husband
was disinherited. His stern relatives have
now rclentcd, and *sAliss'' Burke and husband
have gone to enjoy the fatted calf.
Mr. Sothern made his reappearancc IN New
York after an absence of two years at Daly's
Theatre last week, The play was " Our American
Cousin" Owen Fawcett played asa 1re,tchard,
Miss Ada Gilman Nary -le,etiitb, Miss Jcffrys-
Lewis Florence, Miss Linda Dictx Ceorgiana,
ics seem to agree that the support, generally
speaking, was bad, all the parts but Du,plreary
III the remodcled version being intended for
sticks in thu country. The receipts we're zoos.
Mines Lcyick has been playing at the Museum
in New York. The Florcnces, With ttThe Mighty
Dollar,'' remain at Wallack's.
The new company for the Cincinnati Grand
Opera-House is announced. Mir. Harry Eytinge
will be the stage-managcr, and will appear dur
ing the season in the leading characters Of classic
a. 90 aa%ot3 4'.,r r, VI ~ no
En1roet ,ao1;n,- - Hf;s I,; Doon IL ~
+.tat, ;i,,ren;,a ,a1,: ,irs F1r;n P~;no e1,-
hrettrr. Miss Emma Sfnnr oil woman. Mics
Pauline Hail. responsible utility; Frank Roche,
lending man; George Morton, heavy mani Wal
ter Lcnnox, first low comedy; Harry Vance,
second low comedy; Edwin Price, juvenile; ].
ei ,,t;I;3 Har oim i1am his,
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EUROPEAN NOTES.
Joseph Jefferson has been making summer
tour to the Highlands of Scotland.
At the London Vaudeville sour Boys" is
running bcyond its 5OOth performance
uDu,,au; e,,.,-o,.. ,
a bouuolF ohahspea1e, arranged ior reao-
ing aloud, Is III course OF pupncatlon IN En-
gland'
1t is said that the eminent trageaian Salvini
having rerovcred frnnn his rrrrnt Illness bos
1':z@z .s.:-. 80. 49, a.so.e '@44'~'o' "'''
oeci0eo W 1etlie A'oAl' 'ue e:ase'
hlne. 'anauscnck says that sue mas decided
not to accept any engagements in England, but
to return to America the-tirst week i'll October.
Rossi after his enparerncnt in r,ondon com-
menccd ] tour,,ee RI in tie provinces Of France,
~. 49,, T,.a.txa ;. Dr.. ,.;n ra..o. 49,
1he ooeos4 AAea.ie' - atS, WI tGVpcu eHe
senh Toyssmos bv M. Dumss. viii he nrot1urcd
1etn1 On
AAss1 e@'
buckstonc's recent Sreat benel,t AZ a. the Lon
don Drury Lane nettro nun over so,Voo, ana ine
money naS occn hanoeo over 10 hl1l ny Tue cult
or Of the Era.
Edyart1o Najcroni, the leading and admirable
actor Vi the Rstori troupe, has learned English,
and now acts with great SUCCESS iu our language
Ills accent is said to bc very slight
Mr.. Charles Matthews, who has been playing
in nMg AwfuI Dad, at the London tfairty.
Withdrew SATURDAY, night, july g, and the f0l.
lowing Monday Alr. Toolc succeeded him in ia
miliar pieces.
A., r,,,~.
Inc oaeoh company anu nnie. 1aigueli lelt
Lohooll VIII L5s DaI'ea,sn' uo., ~ appears,
for want ol popuiar success, pat oecaasc tney
ilad cneasenlents III Lie FRENCH provinces oe-
ginning as Lyons.