, 1877-02-18

q al Inc PALMS Royal styled ''Dois on lie Dire
g. NEW YORK NOTES.
IS John Mccullough opens at Booths Theat
le April >, in his'version Of Co-ri-o-la-nus." Il
~ u, Boston business Was large.
IL Miss Katharine Rogers has, 1t is understoo
j. severed her connection with the Union squa
y Theatre. aud will travel with Mr. Boucicault ,
II Claire Ffolliottc in "Thc Shaughran.'
J. There is some talk OF Jarrett & Palmer nj
If resnmins their lease OF Booths Theatre whic
e expires on May 1st. We have heard rutnc
) that 4. n. Palmer was thinking OF taking til
n | lease
J. "Lcs DanicbefT" will probably be succeede
u at the Union Square BY F." lie Charmcur," on
C OF the French plays imported By French & Sou
+ ms piece had no more than suce<s d'cstt,u
+ when produced in Paris last year, but is consid
c cred strong for the American market.
: Leonard Growers proprietorship in "0u
i ed. He sold it to Palmer and French for 81, 900
n With the proyiso that he should bc allowed tt
: rcaectn It tn stipulated time by returning TIL
money He eau now, since the great success 0
The play, obtain all the money nc desires for thu
= purpose.
r The Dramatic Ners rebukcs the critics fo
: their very evident partiality in the treatment q
5 Messrs. jarrett d Palmer and Mr.. George Faw
I cett howe on the OCCASION Of the presentation
Of the new play Of Fifth Avenue" The play
|
, It Is notorious fact that George Fawcett Rove
through the bonds of goosl-iellowship, Ia, more
, influence with the New York critics than any
other living actor.
wild Oats" was revived at Wallack's last
week with Mr. Nallack as Kopo, John Gil
peri as o.r Geofge Thunder, Bevkett as Epzlraim
o'leosh, iaraott as John Yo'ry, Holland is Sim,
Stevenson as larry Thunder, Rose Wood as
Lazy d'"a7anh, and Etic Germon as Jennie
.qn'n'on T., Epns were continued as follows:
/ 1af ~ Yr.s.
Lemons at Daly's, "0ur Boarding- House y
at the Park. "Fllth Aycnucn Mt Ronth,s
"Around the World" at Niblo's Dalv's cool-
p;any at the Grand opera-House played . Mon
sigar, % Alphonse"; the one at, the Olympic
Company, including Charles Fisher, ssPiouc,',
| " Inc Two Orphans " will he the attraction ut
the Grand Opcra-Housc this week; Nina Varian
will play Louise.
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
Kate Fisher went into bankruptcy at Louis
vile, with liabilities Of $780, Tony Denier was
among her creditors.
Beatricc Stafford, the alleged phenomenon
from California and London, is soon to play IN
engagement in Washington
The Philadelphia Times condemns Dc Bars
1dfstaN on the score OF fselfconsciousness, .sOur
hoardlng-House is still enjoying crowded
houses at the Chestnut-Strcet Theatre.
John Mccullough becomes the lessee of the
Grand Opcra-1louse, San Francisco, next season.
lis California Theatre will be taken by the Post
Oltiec authorities. This is u good innyr. an,
reduces tEc theatres in San Francisco by one.
They are now too many.
A contributor to the dt..xtic iNontalv calls the
Aitcntion o. newspapers to the circumstance that
the successful putting on the stage of so nm !
isl'e and subtitle awork Of fiction as this romance
OF Hawthorue's L The Scarlet lettcr'I is nm |
eno7t on plane entirely above the attempts nj !
play-writn$ which have hitherto claimed to It: |
the TRUE and only american ltana'''
Charlotte Thompson and the Florcnccs were
at Cincinnati last week; the Salisbury Tro,iba-
donrs at st. Louis; Rose Eytinge in Miss Mil
ton - at Cleveland: Lawrence Barrett in New
acrk cities; Dion Douciclult at pttsburs; Non
tagne At Providence and other New Enslaul
st Harrisburg and other Pennsylvania cities: l.
!, l. raymond ut Washington; the * Forbidden
Fruit y Company at Baltimore; Mrs. Chanirnu
AZ q t'a!Festou; Frank Mayo and Charles Pope at
S' ncw Orleans; John Mccullough usd John E.
Owens at Boston.
The St. Louis Republican says: "Mary An
derso:l's succcss in the South appears to be in-
crcasing- The smallest house she Las pfayed IL
since she she started from Washington with Ford |
VI was S9Sn J. Two performances in town often
slsosa 9, aa, Soo S1.e opened n Atlanta lately to
q sl,3oo house. ueT houses have been greater |
Than Booth drew on his last Southern tour with |
Ford His prices were Sc; Anderson's are 81 sou
MISS anderson hos apparently been encouraged
y ~ tnese results to turn on her tracks and
VISIT again the rites where she was most sue ,
esslu!. She played again last week at Angus :
a, atlanta, and other places. Feb. 10 she was ..
It It Wilmington, n. Z. Next Wednesday, the ,,
:lst inst., she VII DC at Richmond. Her early !
appearance at Baltimore is announced. She is |
oming back to Chicago the last of April.
FOREIGN NOTES.
The drama at the Paris Odcon entitled o
L'Hctman," is decided success.
A critical journal, entitled the Theatre. ia To G
e produced in London. Mr.. Oxcnford, formerly
the Times is one Of the contributors. a
The London correspondent OF the New York
i'nes writes: IS The Young lady whom Gilbert s.
as been coaching to play Galatea ut the Har-
tarEet makes pitia ble exhibition Of it, and / B
le is the Youngest and best looking of the
errys.''
The comedy Of Aristophanes, ssThe Frocs,'' D
IS heen adapted to the modern stage in Munich r.
herman schmd* The composition OF the
loirs and the necessary music has been made
Joseph Platzer, the composer Of the opera, II
Rape Of the Sabines.''
They have restored the cottage or hut scene ,r
Osip to !" The Danicl.e1fs, y in London, as it in
ood in the original French, and the drama is Ter
~ All undoubtcd success. The lonors of the -,
4 T.
u, Mr: Vczin, and Miss Lydia Footc It is -,
derstood that News1l wrote only tic first9act W
the play, aud Dumas the rest Of it. sol
French play-writcrs are divided among Them WI
vcs on the question whether they Should or WI
oud not print the pieces which are produced no
the French stage. The principal reason tor tht
t printing them Is that whcn priutcl they arc CE
'lcn BY Americans and "adaptcd y for tho nal
acriean stage, with ali entire disregard Of the ar
thor's wishes, rights, and pecuuiury interests. "a
IN the occasion Of the 251th anniversary Of is
birth OF Molierc-Jan. 15--thc Theatre Wit
aucats gave "L'Ecolc dcs Fcm.nes u: NLe era
g1ster' - an apropos in verse, and the '"AIa- o.
{ lmaglnairc," with the ceremony; also the ,
con played the first two acts OF the aBo,,r- =
us Gcntihornmc," with Lulli's music: the con
lalaae lu1a:.iaairc" aud the ..Barbier dr. Ste
.nas," piece in verse, written for the oc,s- 4bo
7: - Lie Magistcr" is in verse, and written A';
IL. Ernest d'Heryilly. sac
When Cham, the Partisan carIcaturist 1esirci ~.
emily to get into the Renaissance Theatre for 1He
hing, he addressed this note to the manaaer Feb
Victor koninc: "My Dear Frieud-T mn cess
1red that for some time past your pcnsive- pres
Is the talk OF the Boulevard. see what it first
lou cyidently say to Yourself: What. have Wei
en manager Of the Renaissance for year day,
Cham has not asked me for pass2 This ia | Du;