, 1877-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS
The Danicheffs" Announc-
ed for Another
Week.
An Increased Popular Inter-
est in the Play.
Notes of the Green-Rooms in
New York, London,
and Paris.
6ummer.Night Concerts---ReTiew
of the Programme Of
Last Week.
Rare Attractions for the Last Week
.--Testimonia! Concert to
Thomas.
Repetition Of the Ballroom and Wag-
ner Programmes---The Apollo
Club.
Rare Attractions for the Last Week
-.-Testimonial Concert to
Thomas.
Repetition Of the Ballroom and Wag-
ner Programmes---The Apollo
Club.
THE DRAMA.
THE Union SQUARE COMPANY.

=, ,. a. ,:.. ,...~....n
taouso 1ne BUSINESS eus'elilea'e u 1oe seue
men about the dalsted street v1aduct might q
have kept many Of them from academic shad
and repions of hirh art. the alarm snread nv 1
h1a,,-5. ,,r1,c1.,n.t;o,, r;,4,.11. al .ho ~,
".a,o. . po. e,.,,,n ~ nsa, aoss. tue 1ne
that followed were narrowing sight, and cl
children in the world OF amuse,nents. The co
OF producing The Danicheffs ~ is too const
erab1e to admit OF its being run long to sma
audiences. Its withdrawal was consequent
announced about the middle Of the week. ri
h eoo1 tN ia apuduant @ az Ss
ont 4 nof;1inn s;cn-ti hr mnra y th,n ~ az, n.1
ras rrefenfaS ,sling IN cnnt;nnanc" ~ 1,'ts -,
piece for at least one week, and many indiyidu,
requests to the same purport were preferred
This indication OF popular interest in the pla
was too strong to be overcome; and, althous
4s 4e .s.s S.,s*3ts 19 Mste afeai Out ~
:t osuei ~ - Z. ~ .4se1enes eeats1iso euougn VI
Ja;dad oe ~ ias,, rha LUZ ~ unsn ), u
"eu ~ ,,p H1ep ue DauHIueAs a;le
@ae aLaS 49, .,;a 1 tahes Ma
sule u mahnS Iuts 4h .a aonouncelncnI 1net
no t h1, ~, caGp. LUG Th que ato.4e
shouId MT c1iov success AZ nn;ntc,
rupted Us 1.-THE Two Orphans'' did in th
memorable season two years ago. We sllal
probably 1ook oack upon " Inc Dan,cheffs ;. q
Two Orphaus ), was. and its prescutation hy tn,
Union Square Company as the most mplet
dramatic performance in respect OF actors i
scenery, ana appointments ever seen N Chl
should ueciect this opportunity to see an e1rc1
lent play under the most favorable circum
stances.
LOCAL, NOTES
Hayerlv will open the New Cnicaeo Theatrf
with minstrel troupe about Sent, |.
Inc odf*saav EstHtng dcraad reports the
marriage In New York Of Mr.. E. F. ThOrne and
MIS- Frank Murdoch.
,,ad hsna re,d t,,a s+,o, - +,a sa",-1.; 49,
~ 1ast waar ard ,,;s1 ia " aot ..ie 1nea
"' aN] - ~ ee'n atAln t1ll7 "eeA'
~. Jonn Dhlon, Mr. ): w. Blaisdel1 Mr.. Har-
and others will appear in Tho Lancashire
Lass" at the Adelphi Theatre Monday week
McVicker's Theatre opens tomorrow weck:
With translation Of Sardou's s.,Seraphine,'
which will then be seen for the first time in
America- The cast, which has already been
good one.
NEW roRK NOTES.
The ss sf,o1dar r,,f,, ;e VIZ o+;4,. .,f ,ru,
Lancaster's new play to be produced at the Park
Theatre IN January. Nth John n porn,o,a 49,
the hero. e''~ ''' '''' &&'1a -
Mr.. A. C. Stevenson sailed for Europe On
SATURDAY.. This fayorite roung actor viii W.
Inn, in tho fo1 o,d ro;o;a ~ .a--.---
IInion Sonar ~ @4 -e'01a LAG sotnpany VI 1ne
Miss Anna Boyle the young LADY who recent
II acted Juliet ia Washington. will rpneat tha
e. euoIt a1 nooths theatre Ibis week. Miss Boyle
- onis II } 3ea1s u a-e"
stThe Poor OF New York " il nov tbe attrao-
tion at Niblo's Theatre, where it was revived On
large house Mr. :. Piercy, Miss Aencs proc1 ~ q
tor, and Miss Gussic why not Angnstan - Sa
Forrest sustain the leading 1iex IN o. aocen,ah ~
manner. WV - '~'' 49,. '''~D''
II Is no not yet decided whether the Union
square lheatre Will open Tor the regular season
Win safoou's " Dora" or with an adaptation Of
hr D,FnnerT n.eiia,;a:1p, an agea melodrama
mercc H. . for+n;et,+ han SEASON may conl-
OF La Caenotte,'' a eomedie-vaudeelle.
The past Was the last week of t:Franoc,5na,,
at tue Fifth Avenue Theatre, and on SATURDAY
when Mr ,;;ro thc co,n,ansar 1ae'i osnent,
tra, and Mr.. Goodwin, tie author. anneare.1
Io-norroW Nr. Daily will produce ssAi Sin,''
the new play BY Messrs. Bret Harte and Mark
MT. James c. Duff. the lessee Of the New
broadway Theatre, has lust returned from
Europe, and will Immediately commence the
ae. T o1 tne buaid!ng for the next sea-
esrho KS 9pen1ng Play T1l1 pe Joaquin af1ler's
The ne nan'.ss or Inc Heart OF the sierras"
Miss Jetlreys-Lewis, Miss Ida JefTreys, Ada Gil
Baker Fred B. Wardc, Mr. 1nmoyn' era1a an3 ~ T..
Zee Rankin. ~ '''o Ut
-.poo.
rheatre Honsx was ploaueea ga at the Calon Square
+;.'sia u1e Saonaay n1esht, with Mary Gary in the
Mordaunt as luspeetor BucSa. James Tarjor s az
1ulka'.Qhora, Isadorc Cameron as U0rte,se
Lizzie Hunt as E*sar, NJ. Wilson as G,tpnv'
md Mr. De We're as Sir Leicester. The adapta.
ton Is Is By Nj; R. E. Wool. OF Boston, author Of
of The Snt.rGn ;a,rss1 r. ana aTamatic critic
the New Yak cr;t;cs ana = ,sny 1hs Typ pfaised oy
mended. 'N''1 '''' 'as' Is COM
GENERAL, .,szprc,y .orra
Fau4n poo,h ,~naa-a -. nI.V.,
CO ~ '0 >p'''11e ~ @c''ches's Theatre,
oept- H.
=. ~ rone1s7.at Is nj Work on his new comedy,
Inc Bridal Tour" It is-ahem-an adapta-
ton.
Mana1er # pn,.
has accsntc.3 - A. raamef' Of the Union Square
~ 110 - a&9*pteo 3 ne" play, by Julian Magnus and
Il. =. Bunntr. 1t will l,o prn7ncaa .5,,z;~. ~,