, 1877-12-16


give one performances at the Opera House. Joliet,
on Saturday, the 23d inst.
A perpetual Injunction has been issued bv
Judge Davis preventing Mabel Leonard from
ever performing in variety theatre.
Saraou & Co.'s sExilcs >, was brought out at
the Boston Theatre on Monday. It is said to
bc great success. and splcndidlY mounted.
Tom Taylor's Russian drama. 1.-THE Scrf,n
which has been for several weeks in preparation
at the Boston Museum, will be brought out on
Monday.
The new burlesque t'Lohengrin,u BY Messrs.
Goodwin and Rice, will probably be produced
during an engagement which Mr.. Rice's combi-
nation will play in New York some time in
February.
Minnie Paimer's mother, on learning that Nat
=. Goodwin played in the burlesQuc at the
6fope, Boston, at Christmas. sent to John Stet-
son to cancel her daughters contract OH TINT
ground. The reason is stated to be that Minnie
Palmer was engaged to Mr. Goodwin, but the
latter married Eliza Weathcrsby instead
Dramatic Nt,es.
Hermann Linde's Shakspearean recitals arc at
tracing much attention in Boston. He per-
forms the prodigious feat Of reciting an entire
play from memory. Last week he repeated the
entire tragedy Of 81 Julius Caesar" Mt the re-
guest OF Il. II. Lonefellow, james f. Fields,
William Lloyd Garrison, j. B. Osgood, ". D.
~ ~
Mrs. H. c. Jordan. who has been playing Ia
Frochard in p" The Two Orphans u at the Boston
Theatre, was the leading lady at the National
Theatre in that city during tue season Of 1853
81, making her first appearance as Lady Dedtock
in q Bleak House," the late Edwin Adams max
ing his debut on the stage as servant Of the Ded-
locky the same night.
A funny incident happened at theatrical
performance in Springfield, Mass., one night
last week. 4 physician sat in the parQuet with
bottle of medicine containing ammonia in
his hip-pocket: Suddenly the cork popped out,
with report like pistol. 4 number Of ladies
behind the doctor were badly frightened in the
belief tlat revolver had been discharged, aud
the doctor rushed out to get rid Of the unpleas-
autncss.
nfor,- thu ,,o.h.- ~ Town p,,-,-o .,,3 ,;a,,,,
If rhs,,as aao n'ri " diaJ w wv
ra;s - .hoo,;,, ~ 80. 49,. ,s.>t, - r., 49,
Her hoIv has aTr;vc,, fro,n Fr.nrs nd w,s vs
buried in Cypress Hills Cemetery ia the lot OF
tile American Dramatic Fund. OF which she had
long been Ill anuuitant. Mrs. Burke was
formerly Mrs. Sutherland, and played soubEettes
for several seasons at the Bowery Theatre pre-
yious to her marriage to Mr.. Burke in 1S47, Her
daughter lone is the offspring Of her first hus-
band.
.o,;,,,, cho~<,a ,r,e .,aao ,xa;,,r+ ",
Fcch1ar r..sentlv d,r;ng h,s % a,,g,aemant viii,
Mnnasnr I.emnert Of Rochcstcr Mr Frchtcr
H. ~ ~ nucueste s,'a H. ~ s.entIs
ea0e as "ss t te = esc ~ ~ rs as M
~ raa5r ot o,c1oe- ~, ~ a,sono. ~ "4s 10
,,ro7,,ntio, an3 a. snar;oi enanor,- re- nanoe
sary for a certain effect, he declined to play
The trouble was made by Mr. lempert Just as
Mr.. Fcchtcr had touched siaring terms, and
before Enthusiastically, which gives the
actor reason to believe it was done to avoid pay
ing him for the rest OF the week.
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at M y, a"3 3por,;i. t.ro't ~ .e a4,I
aault, ne sass, p.e'aneu ~ ~ s1eal eA'ent' auu
euJo,ea nuse 1nG 49, ,.i1,inh ~. saaa. ~
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ea1ea Inu aJ ". ha, ,I -. ~
warn nut-.i am Worn out y, when n voice in thr
audiencc called, .tBe Jasus, aud so are wcH'
The remark put the audience in an excellent
not4o3' A1'o WAS 4o11o"eo ~ neAi y opp'a1se'
The do.eu of the French stage was lately in-
TERED at Pert la Chaise, aud, Curiously enough,
not single artist was present, either Ut the re-
lig1ous ceremony ut the Church Of St. Vincent
W w = 41u' ,'.' ~ ~ ~ ~ p;..s" 1 ~ +i @ ~ 49,. ~ ~
"as w a"nno"n ~ iau: @ e., Ia 49, ~. Wa 49,, ~
i1ls death W years o. age, h'tJ-n'e ot Wulcn
profession. lie PLAYED III comedy anu sang III
otcra: and he was by far the oldest member of
tr.,n,.h ar,;.t Il Romaiv;11t. did a fortn,oEt
a,r>, aIs1 Th;s .rrntIcmo1, nn;] r,tired s;,,rf,
-, ASL -. +1o,t 4,,1,uou.n " +l,o nrasn,+
1o'o. 81 u's 'a1eHs 10 o'AHoo ~ @Ac e'~'-'
generation.
Miss 41ire Wren. the actress and vocalist.
WV S.,s t.,;oa r.nortud l-i1toa nnca hv the
~ n1s 49,, o.rn;., IN Wv Jaa1,nd hns
al.san a. ~ Ea hn au ~ Rraoti, afir s,.ras as
fetuFhcu ~ t'ei uole Ia !'4u ~ - e! se!es
Of wonderful! adscntnrcsin aastralla anu AFRICA.
Miss Wren thinks that the funlor oi hef bc'ng
killed BY the sayaEes in AfrlcA WHICH vas pub
lished III the American and English ncwspape
nearly 4 wear ago. must have originated from
renort sent from, Port Elizabeth to New Zea-
l,n] thar her marty was overdue AMI conse-
nn,+tr Hrn.1 love baa, dostrovel IInw thu
Qucntlt nust n3se oeen U.s. r 49, Wv W" ~
report seh1 y! bahel auu iicn - MN 4,e" ~
~ .an1 E. 49, ON +Ha,,rh ;nni,,uer c,,,,9 hnvo or;r
~ Lapetu": .ntouE '<os' ' ~'"'A ' "''@
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n...,;a1a 49,, ia th.o+~;@,1 ,-ou
~ n -. 1o,,o,r,n,r aner1n,a If Cbar1otte C5sh,
s.
AAu.A 49, o.a >, ,a eo;d ..,,;ss cra,,,o,
,r,a nlnvnr in Washington ut the time and il yus
The .rcr;, n {;rants SECOND inauguration when the
ol1 lady t!ew INTO II great passion. Her engage
n,apt t,.son On Nonlay and the inauguration took
MACE on TUESDAY Mr. Ford directed mt to invite
General md Mrs Grant to the theatre NV ac-
oua,n,apcc with Gen. Grant, who is personally
.tnr ". hsyin,, seen nrcut deal Of one another
=, Snshviflc iii. invitation extended, and was |
,hanted courteous1y, and assured that the prcsi-
annt md Nrs Grant would DC delighted to &c down
E;a.r sven;uH When Ford heard Of tic visit he
t4''J ~ rtny t,,n f,+;<tt