, 1877-02-04

NEW YORK aoTEs.
| Mr.. Edwin Booth will remain at the Academy
! OF Music, Brooklyn, this week.
! i daughter OF Rose Egtinge will soon make
! her first appearance on the New York stage.
! How truly Grorcrian it looks to sec in tho
New York advertisements Of 's Our Boarding
ins-House' y the statement that it will be pre-
| sented with q d Samsonian Gust u!
John Mccullough will not begin star en-
gagemen1 at Booths on Easter Monday, as re-
ported. It is the present intention to run
Fifth Avenue" to the close OF the season.
Augustin Daily has enjoined the Trenches,
dramatic publishers, from using O colorado
| imitation Of his translation Of I: Lemons He
asscrts that the original German play has not
been printed.
4 benefit-pcrformancc in the interest Of the
mother Of the late Lucille Western was given at
Nibios Thursday afternoon by members Of
1Ya1lack's, Booths, the Lyceum, and Nfblo's
Theatre, of New York, and Park Theatre Of
Brooklyn.
Fifth Avenue" George Faweett Rowe's
new local comedy, which is now In rehearsal at
Booths Theatre, will be presented for the first
time OH Monday evening next: Rignold has ar.
rived to play the principal male part, and Maud
Granger is cast for the leading ladY's part
Da1y's plays are being done by members OF
his large company at the Fifth-Arenue Theatre,
the Grand Opera House and the Olympic. The
company lately III Chicago is now 1t the last
named theatre. Prices are reduced to IS cents
at the Opera-House and to 81 at the Olympic
is fully maintained. All for Her - Is given at
Wallack's, Uncle TOMS Cabin u ut the New
Broadway, and 'The Two Orphans - at the
Bowcry.
: Miss Anna E. Dickinson will appear in New
York City on the I'd of April. She is said to be
exceedingly we'll satisfied with her success ~ thus
So f,n 49, f{,a eiTfrr ra1n11act1nnS Df
her stage experience Is Of a Percy whose
lnustache left q black su1irch upon her hand
whenever he kissed it. The plays IN which Miss
Dickinson will appear IN New York YORK are "A
Crown OF Tlorns y and new one also written
By her. the scene OF which is laid partly in Co,
orado and partly in New York. Some old
Quaker friends who saw ller in rehearsal oi
this last said amazcdiy, "Why, Anna, thee
doesn't play at all; thee acts as II thee Was at
hotnc."
tiles DanichcI'' will be produced at the
Union Squire Theatre tomorrow. The mat
ayers intend to reproduce this powerful drama
as nearly lEse the original as the diilerence be,
tween the two languages VIII permit. lt Nnl
com pany, Including Miss Katherine Rogers, Miss
Sara Jcwcttr Miss Fanny Morant, Mrs. Marie
wilkins, 3Irs. Farren, Mrs. Seymour, Miss IL
liam Cleyss, NJ Charles n Tao{ne M ~ ~:
NJ. Montgomery, Sam Picrcy: Mr. Giddlngs,
aud Air. Lysat1der Thompson. At the conclusion
of Miss Clara Morris engagement she T1ll prob
ably visit California for her health.
GENERAL NOTES.
The first salc of the Cleveland Opera-House |
has fallen through, and it Is to be offered again
at auction next Wednesday.
Fariepn, the novelist, who IS said to be 8 |
Hebrew Is announced rs the future husband OF |
Miss Jefferson, daughter Of the celebrated |
actor =, |
Adelaide Nelson turned the heads OF the
Yug1nia Legislature By visit to the State