, 1877-06-10

VIII assu'ue 'oe pf'ue'p.. 'nas p~'~
LoeAL no,n .,.,,u .,..,.
~, ne ,s nue'pn' s. = sA'N 'Ne'" az "'''' '1'''
WI '"' .l'' "'eA' .
4ohy faator s 70 pay IN ehs'se'aeoe a. "c-
sickess lhea1re ne1' HeeE'
.trs vii rema,a eloscd for the n,e.ens.
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Leonard HroScr - WORKING ap us "LlspGt,"
nlAL ptouueed ny tne aae!pht mere, Iof new
i;ne MtEr ao,,1tns .na,h;,na - ,hs,
can os lmaR.neo.
Mr.. antl Mrs. John Dillon wilt play under tho
management of Meserh. Sto<lnft and Fr0hman
next esason, and will probably open At McViek.
breaking Of tho Wa1lack Combination fraud.
Mn. tny,xo ANN "rux coua,xu or Iross."
The Nav WI 7,.isun. .ar.. nNr Henry
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Irving has fust made . brilliant success IN
Charles Realc's adaptation Of sThc Courier OF
Lyons.' 1le plays two pafts, the hero of the
piece being the .double' OF tn villain. Not
only In voice, but IN expression, In bearing, and
neon,e.-tl,e .lattcr courteous, auave, and
ssus;s asassts1 ~ and e'easan,, q ta.s viii j. ii, ii,
fr'enas: The former twageet,ns fuifian, eiun,-
~ and abrupt In actlou, husky and coarse IN
yotec. The must remarkable feature in the as
sumption IL tbe lnaI scene on Tie f1rst floor o.
's IN r ,f ss o. s" ts
atsoIuto matlncss; hi. a.tavk on f'a's,ars' /.
smply ar outnreak @ s qt ts snvaesry 81 w'1i
i.s ts,r.s rn1 ~ a,tS, IA In hto.cs nj ra.
M rase s;%f assn.e @ 5s.rasrs % % assoo s s H.
!' @ .e@. ss sss s:s re-
sd 5 eere{c s esS sa aft aer7 s an5 ase ss Il
iNat Tic Uuboss whom tic sa,d!ers drag from
sss so4a ssh,tsa. s 1sss; eS esty ,oo r 1a 10 70
which enao1cs him thus to change hts identity,
to say nothing u drcab. tn sucl, space of time"
N,nss tcfis NJ ta1rIn,le scene In the thcatro nj
~ nonrim.nt, ~ ma ri IN ncrfnrmnnccs:
'HS -. s,s ~ H. ~ t"-s. "rs .t.,,, M,
tho sS.s, ~ ~ Nh i1s nit+s snS cns rcmnnsh tn
man. Hici ~ have Irving" aaiA tne leading
Toies tn the fr9nt ,ow N I,g H. gans.y: Ms'ns'
eispplnx their hands. fhey wers shsIeupon
!o.nco oy ne 1fw WIG - tne Is hGa ~ nnn
atlre and rartly in the dieas Of babote presented
hlmaslf. "a speeshr sad the ,eodef f5 q The plt.
soon a. tic fricudiT anniaase at liz haI
subsidized, ~ atn Iot going 70 play smother char.
sotes Mets f nthsE .-cnes omd anrcr III.
you Know. not an easy ,h,ar 10 acp out Of snci,
parts ~ Aaehard III. Into the tlnc have played
ep,i,Iea At tha ronoToas manne. IN In rhei,
yon hare received this play: but you arc alwaya
uniformly kind In your recognition Of
iaYs to thank yos ior youT kjf,dess md consiorn.
lion Tonight" [Lond appiauso.] III. irving was
then about to Leave the stage. 'sWhlt moment.
Nr. Irving. s1r," raid tl!o leading p!t!tc. 1'hs
ee!TI laid tbn ooiinry Snv ~ suycstcn
coming from the hoaso viii, I'm SURE, rceeiyo 1t.
tcntion, sad Irving looking lftie embarrassed.
"Wili ron Improve Tho farccr asked tho man In
tho pit, standing on the echt and tiatmng Tho per
sonai attention q 80 acior bI hs eatendcu arm
smii rounds Of applause. III can duly repeat, !"
replied tho actor. "that there is every ilosfso on
ths side Ct the house to aatafy your Foqairoments,
and ehsll hare great pleasure IN repeating to thc
msnagomcnt . wAae haTn hsatd yoa az" At ana
eae1y @ sats LILLE ns ~ a"n ne'
snd H. cssIs omnie a is"i, nto H. street
N1' ""S <s~~ ...r s.o,.r ,,or.s
ne" 1o'A Hoth9 -,
Lynn iaoh'pbo' 10 nv "a'osAS Aaea"
TIC III 1aty'
Lester Wallaek puls his profits Tor tho past
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