, 1877-03-25

| a1;u tue entertainment is one that appeals tE
every taste. gratifying all. 1t is suvh place o
amusement ns Chicago people demand: aud vel
deserves their patronage.
THE OUTER WORLD.
NEW YORK NOTES.
| The Florcnces are expected back in New York
shortly.
"Bluc Glass u is all smashed up at the Fifth.
Avenue, and "1ondon Assurance ~ has taken It's
place.
Last week finished the trip to the ssafoon,'' ut
Booths; t'My Awful Dad" at Wallack's
.sMclca,'' .s at the New Broadway.
There Will be a grant change all around,
Easter Monday, Mr.. John Mccullough will ap.
pear at Booths in 81 s'Virginus ~; Miss Anna
Dickinson will make her first appearance on the
New York stage, at tho Eagle Thrcatrc, as .tu'te
Dotea't. in " 4 Crown ai Thorns''; Mr.. Rcnscu
Sherwood will reopen Nib1o's with ssAntony
aud Cleopatra" Josep! Whc,lock and Agnes
Booth sustaining the little roles; Mr.. DAILY will
produce Il new pie:e ut the Fifth Avenue; at
Nallack's new venture of Boucjcault's will be
brought forward, in which Miss Bijou Heron
will appear.
The New York Tribune is cruelty severe on
Mrs. J. Il. Hackett's -Utxtea, which 1t character
ICES as - large, aauiline, llartfeat tired woman
hatN u L0iN. AiEtIlic 1GiSF+ llA WltA 4 Fa3E ma
tive capacity, such as We have seldom, SC Gu
eQualed, and never surpassed, for un@ainiy at :
titudes, angular gestures, facial coutortion, and
hurried and lachrysnosc utteranre-" 1t closes
with grlnd blast at the whole performance:
''Humdruul it might be called with no violence
to either truth or courtesy. Mrs. Ha:kett had
The cooperative aid of i genius named Uakes
Rose. who, is jason, passed the evening in all
abortive cndeayor to button his shoulder-bladc
t2 t. The ef ssss uxs Of hS Ms, e The
having. probably, stumbled over tho {irccl,
roots OF the pay-faintetl ut the cud of the first
ut. and was, i'll kindness to everybody, conveyed
from sight. 1t may Well be regretted that the
Syneope did not t'ccomc general. II Mrs.
Harkctt wishes to beconlg ali actress, she ought
to join q stock company, to which her dis
ting,1shcd na,ne is q passport, ami 1earn-ff it
bc not too fate-thc business Of TIT. profession.
Such exploits as this do no good to those con-
ccrned in them, aud only make the stage
absurd"
AROUND THE COUNTRY.
Miss Rosina Vokes is to be married in April
Fecilterisatcrnatng Ray Eins aud Dot. Ctesar
de Ra-au ut the Boston Theatre.
"l.cmons," with Mckee Rankin *tin tue title
rolc," did well last week in Philadelphia
Miss Clara Morris is expected soon by Boston.
She is still in California under treatment
John T. RAYMOND has BEEN playing fol. Sellers
under Mark Twain's very nose 1t Hartford.
Booth has appeared in most all his strongest
plays at Ford's, Baltimore, during the past
week.
Maggie Mitchell has to earn s1SO0O year he
fore she gets cent. The interest Oh mortgages
on her property reaches that amount.
It is said that little Mabel, daughter OF Rob-
crt Struthers, made 4 remarkable lit ut the
Boston Museum, as l11ul in s:Sar.h Muiton.''
Max Strakosch has taken the Montreal Theatre
for the Month OF juno lie calculates to make
his new theatrical venture reinunerate him for
ais operate losses.
Recently Lawrence Barrett opened in Louis
vilIe to All SIS house. The moncv was refunded,
md 10 performance given. Throughout the
country Mr. Barrett's failure it New York did
lin great injury.
Airs. Emma Waller recently appeared III Mr.. !
I. B. Pugh's star course. Phf1aaclphia, and read
y, achieving complete: SUCCESS iu the interpre
alton of that great work.
Newspaper comments about young man al |
eyed to have followed the actress, Alice Oates, |
rom St Louis still continue. The Uromaiie
ts'cs asserts that he has made her an offer OF !
and tl.2t he has been seen in an opera
ox with the boulIe singer, evidently in nigh
pirits.
George Holland, now at the Chestnut Street |
'hcatre, Philadelphia, has been secured to sup
ort Sotiern ut the Eagle next season. 1t is
nything but brilliant engagement. But
hen Sothern, no doubt, wants his bril1iancy to
lline alone aud undisturbed by riralry.-Dru-
adtic ~Aears.
The Kralfvs are ii, doubt as to what they shall
o with their .AlliamI'r, Theatre, Philadelphia
was built for Centennial business, and did
ell during tic exhibition. It is specially cal |
uiatcd for spectacular productions, but Fhila-
c1phia won't give proper support to that STYLE
IL
rrat portion Of the time, aud nothing has paid
{ late there.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Mrs John Wood announces the sale OF her
asc of tic St James Theatre.
Cha:tcr.0u is q complete failure at the
ra,,c.lis. and will shortly bc quietly dropped.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has decided: since the
omntoa benefit, TO remain year longer In
ondou. and to make his appearance iu new
laraeter parts.
There are ru,nors, apparently well founded,
at Mile. Croizcttc, the famous actress Of. the
heatrc Francais, is shortly to marry N. Stern,
c banker, ami consequently to quit the stage
N. Jules Clarc.ic has written what is called 4
u; s3cctacular drama, entitled Lille Opc.l
az Its plot turns upou the adventures OF
euembcrs OF the late North Pillar expedition,
d It is said that it may possibly BIZ produced !
lo1luou before 1t Is seen fn.raris.
.liss Kate Field appeared at the St. James,
,ndo1, last week III her own co1ne,lietta. en-.
led * Extremes Meet - aud aehleFed married
,c plot i slight, but amusing. Miss Fields
ting vas natural AMI unaffected indeed, tue !
BIZ. Standard, and Examiner speak Of the {
ny and leading lady in words OF high praise. /
London theatres arc in trouble. The Lord :
,amberlain now refuses to grant any licenses ]
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