National Republican., 1877-03-11
THE4TRICfL NOTES.

oWENS mas Oeen ~ richmond.
BNRRETT last week at Louisville.
tEcnTER was last week In Albany.
Sol SMITH Russell Is at Providence.
MISS Louise PoMERoy is in New Orleans.
sCLDEHE arrived at Pittsburg on tho 9Th.
PORTLAND may adore Montague this week.
THE Florences were In Baltimore last week.
TUE season at Booths will close on april 80.
EDWIN BooTH appears this week in Balti.
more.
McCuI LoUoH has been a success iu st.
Louis.
Mrs. CuANFEAU has been performing Ia
Texas
Miss KATE CLAYTON played In Richmond
on Monday.
THE Boucicault comedy company is playing
In Toronto.
BoUcIcArLT has s,kcn "The shaughran"t
Cincinnati.
"TnE sn.uoHn,N" has been successful, ia
Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss JEFrREYs. LEWIS has made a success
In San Francisco.
Miss EYTINGE will not appear at Portland,
Me-, until the 10Th.
Miss NELsoN's beauty will dazzle sau
Francisco on the 10th.
soTHrnS is playing through the New Eng
land circuit this week.
Mr. JouN g. CLARKE has recently been So
riously unwcll in LUndon.
DoLiIE BIpwLLL Is Reforming In the
"ftench Spy In Brooklyn.
joins MCCULLouGu has leased the San
Francisco Academy Of Music.
Mn. BooTH, after leaving Baltimore, will
make the New England circuit.
MIR. J. Is. BooTu appeared ia Boston on
Sunday night as "Rlchard Ill"
Miss MARY ANDERSON aui Cyril Scarle
were last reported In Baltimore.
JARRET AND PALNGR's "Druce" combins-
tiOn is playing through Canada.
Lolita is performing in Buffalo this week
So!tere appears there Marct30,
JANAUsCHEK will he followed by johnny
Thompson at tho Opera. house, st. Louis.
"a TouR or TIE WORLD" is still playing
at the Grand Opera.hou San Francisco.
"a MIDSUMMER NIGuT's DREAM" is to be
produced In very fine style in San Francisco.
Miss CLARA Morris Ia iu California. She
intends TO return In March, and will act 10 Bos
ton.
LOUISE PoMrRor is appearing this week Ia
New Orleans. Her h'st appearance was Rosa
MIR. FLORENCE has arrived home from CAL
liornla. where his gGgomont cleared about
$1,000.
MR. EMMETT will probably play "Fritz" at
Wallack'sth theatre, New York, during the summer
season.
KISG LEAR's valiant army Is plea sanity re.
kneed supers."
"RosE MICHEL" with Mrs. Lander In tho
Lyceum, New York.
Nix. SAMUEL PnELPs Is going to malsa a
provincial tour in England, prior to his retire.
mcnt from the boards.
Miss HEATH has taken "Jane Shore" to
Brighton, the run at the London PrlacesS having
! at last come to an end.
Miss GENEvIEvE ROGERS, who has quite
recovered from her recent Illness, has been aot-
| ing in Chicago as MGud Muller.
Mn. EDWIN ADAMS received s2,100 net
| proht from his beueht performance In San Fran.
cisco. Mr. Sothern gave $500 for one seat,
A FOURTH prOcramme Is In the course OF
! preparation at Hellcr's Wonder Theatre. The
present bill, however, continues attractive
| The opening performance OF the Oates English
| Opera BouAe Troupe at the Lycoum Theatre,
| New Sork,wil be LA File de Madame Angot."
| Miss ANNA DICKINSON bought upward Of
three hundred books relative to Ammo Boloyn
| Ject.
VIZ are informed that NJ. Edmond Gerson
| will resume his former position Of general agent
for the klralfy Brothers, as soon as ho returns
| nom Boston.
The Ill lhealth of NJ. sardou prevents him
from completing his drama Of Lies Il dies" two
| Saint. Martin.
A "CossACR DRAMA" In verse, called
"LHeiman," and written by NJ. Paul Dcroulede.
has been successfully produced at tho Paris
| Odeon theatre.
sARpou's "Nos Intlmes" has been played
in dhent under the airy title Of "Onze Boerem.
"toneelspel In Dsdrlyen."
A SISTER of Miss Kate Claxton recently
MADE Ma. % GSr sfG" under .hs professional m % name o.
Orphans" during Ror sisters engaxement in
! rittsburg.
AIMEE brought out OAenbach's opera
boune, La Boulsngore des Ecus," at tho
years.-BoHon Sunday Times.
Mn. MCCULLoUGH has secured the lease of
lie viii play combination and opera compSnic.
there. while retaining the old style OF entertain
ment at the California Theatre.
Miss MARIE WAINwRIGHT, grand
daughter Of the late bishop, lady of rare beauty
and much promise, has been engaged by Mr.
Daily for tho Fifth Avenue, to take Tho leading
May. W. - " ''" f'' W W p''''''1 'a'' !"
TnERE is a prospect that "Anthony and
Cleopatra" will he produced shortly at Niblo's
derSo onaS IN hS o''B Bou W. .na
department.
Mr.. J. B. Polk has been very successful of
late in San francisco. HIS low comedy por.
toTmances are much admired, and he has become
aiavoritc with the public. Mr.. Polk will be re.
for several SEASONS.
Mr.. FRED. B. WARDE Ia organizing q fund
for the erection Of suitable memorial TO that
more MIR. Florence has already contributed a
pot IN Greenwood English performers are re-
quested TO forward their subscriptions to Mr..
Wnrde, at Booths theatre.
AT the Globe theatre, Boston, next Mon
day, The Rivals, will be played, with tho fol.
lowing east; Ada Dyas, CLARA Cowper, John Gil.
bert, John q. Cowper, Archie Cowper, W. J. Le
Moyne, W. Il. Floyd, !. W. Lanergan, L. b.
Holmes, and X. J. Dillon. Tho Kellogg Opera
Company Will appear on Tuesday, 18th inst.
The Grand Duke Alexis has grown older.
looking and stouter since his last visit. He wears
angel whIskers and q mustacho and has tina air
OF an English nObleman. His younger brother,
Duke Constantine, has fresh, bright and youth ..
iu, tnoe, and Is much straighter and somewhat
taller than Alexis. Baron Schilling and o long
eared white bull.pup constitute the rest OF the
suite, The dukes have made a favorable impress
sion by their quiet dignity and lack of OstentP .
! ton. In these republican days oyal folks u .
| wager Lul Va aLs, but ll.usls Vn y4aaI tcIms
| win the democratic crowd, liko good Ring Daxo-