, 1877-05-06
!ette); Friday ia Vie Pat1sienne''; Saturday
afternoon, ''Lo' Jolic Parfumeuge ~: Saturday
night, for the the first time here, ttLa Petite

afternoon, LIN Joltc Parfumcuse'i Saturday
n%isat %s1'se for the the hE't time here '1a Petite
. JOHN BRoUGHAM's "sLASDER."
The plot Of John Brougham's '.Slauder," pro-
duced in Philadelphia last Monday night, is thus
summed mp by the TELEGRAPH:
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lexer The stlc plot is success The high: toned
~ !s s'Ms :sa%
1ay 1ss SEEK to
has n satn bc. es e
truth *boui the vile plot Is discovered and the curtain
sae Eli lie fn
made the play which has entertained the audienee
>. The piece Is pronounced success but the quail
itv Of it was we'll described by tue authos when he
said: ~ think the .stthetlc portion Of the public
Will, perhaps, not like come Of its features But
It must be remembered that it is necessary for
thors TO get in the pervading current and that
muddy se q the IL 81 s} yeSapS
signs The @ ply place in the Ausustin Daly cate
cory The acting, OF course, WIS excellent.
FEW TORE NOTES.
Miss Katharine Rogers will replace Miss Ada
]. Sas at Wallack's next season.
On the occasion Of John McCullough's benefit re-
Gently he was presented with q laurel wreath In
silver by the employees OF Booths Theatre.
The Broadway Theatre. New York, has been
leased to James G. Duff, and 1t will by him be
managed next season-opening in Augustus a
frstclass star theatre Mr. DUFF has long been the
manager Of Days travelling company.
Ar: Stephen Fiakc, Of the Fifth Avenue Thea
ss xh
ford. IL there anybody good enough, or bad
enough, as the case may be; to furnish Mr;
ss2hsR The ~5 oas ssFaas s Of assss
avoid avoid Il tie a payment OF Fo his aaen deSas and
iste trial IN proof oi ihc asss?tion T6e truth is.
Mr. Stephen Fisse ia too much in the business Of
giving Other people chAraetefs It s barely honest
pocsess too much Of himself.
The run Of '.Les DanichcGs' at the Union
Square Theatre, New & Ho5k, closed lust night To-
Heron as slas, % Le Moyns as sg4<t;; steSdqEt as
east: John, Raymoata's farewell engase;
Awful Dad v are announced at Wallack's '.rrin-
cess Royal gives way ut Daly's tomorrow to
Adelaide Nelson and Eben Pympton in Twelfth
Night" The distribution Of roles ia as follows:
Fiold, Miss Nelson; UIigid, Miss Rigl; -Narid,
Miss Coweli; Duke, Mr. Stanley; Sebastian, Mr..
Mr. Davidse; Sir -Andreu. Mr.. Drew; clopn, III.
uardenberg.
GENERAL NOTES.
.tDanfchctls 81 is to be acted in Boston, May q,
by the full Union Square Company:
Arlington and Emerson are in San Francisco, the
former giving s'serio-comc" lectures, and tho
LITTER managing minstrel troupe.
Bret Harte's and Mark Twain's new p1a7. "Ah
SIN, !" will be produced at the National Theatre,
Washington, Tomorrow night. Mr.. Charles Pars-
loc will sustain the principal character thxt Of A
Sin.
Mrs. Barry, Of the Boston Theatre, is to have
her annual benefit next Wednesday. John Mccul-
Tough has deferred his departure for California in
order to assist on the OCCASION when he will per-
senate Ingon0r.
Mss Louise Pomeroy returns to Philadelphia for
\ second engagement this season, opening May 21
III "Cymteline, at the Walnut Street Theatre
1se sanf ien nka
William ). Ro!fe has added another to his
series Of Shakspsare's plays edited for use in
schools. The tragedy Of Macbeth is the one Sc
lectcd for the sixth in the series The scholarship
and good judgment displayed By Mr. Rolfe In
these editions hive long been recognized.
Little Mabel Leonard. who played successfully in
..The Scarlet Letter. at Boston and in 'tMtss
Mutton at New York, IL now the subject Of con-
Shelterlng Arms By Police Justice, and being now
claimed by her mother, who is said to be not 1T
person to have the custody OF so promising child
Edwin Adams. much improved in health, has
1lafae1. Young married men who have been wont
to come amblng home at Z in The morning, ex-
plaining that they had spent the night like good
Fozty-seve Of these sc1f-appointed nurses have
already been discovered not fa7 from the Palace
and Grand Hotels.-.san Francisco Chronicle.
The success OF John Brougham's new play,
delphIa, has been alreaay noticed Another new
comedy By Miss Glider. entitled .'Quits, - is an-
for carly production. Lotta is now filing
Davenport viii begin m engagement .soldeue
was at Mrs. Drcw's Theatre last week. To-mor-
row Miss Ehic Ells!er makes her first appearance
there.
last week, playing '.Richard H." - 'othello,"
= Merchant Ut Venice" !" Much Ado About Moth
ga and s II Tss S
1syed eas Gsah sws sss:f
ice" aud ..The H1nchback4 at The Museum.
Norris will open Camille at the Boston Theatre,
Ind :. Our Boarding House, " with Crane and Rob-
in the principal parts, will be produced at the
Museum.
for nj H. was peduee r the
lrst time In this country, at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadel1 hia. on Friday night last, upon
he occasion Of Mr.. Sothern's benefit. The play
the simple love story Of provincial actress and
he son Of an aristocrauc banker, and the Crushed
rrngedian Is minor character only, a fault much
o be regretted as 1t is a delicious piece OF bur
esque and is part new to the stage. Mr.. Sothern:
n bis makeup, resembles the Count Joannes, and
vas 70 solcmnly comical in his heavy tragedy
peeches that the new play made great hit
Netp 1ork Herald.
sothern has been playing with company Of his
,wu in cities on the line Of the New York Central
John Owens has been several days at
Albany. Robert McWude has been at Buffalo.
Kate Cla1ton played The Two 0rplnns at Mil
yankee yesterday md the day before. The Evan:
,eline Company and Roee Eytingc have been max
ng tour Of the New England provincial towns.
'annie Marsh has been doing London Assur-
nee " at her theatre in Portland. Manl Harrison,
soberta Norwood Harry Little, and other New York
ctors, have been representing Our Boarding.
iouse' with success In Cincinnati. Soldene is
ouling West again. She opens ut Pittsburg to-
aorroW night Aimee was at St. Louis last week
FOREIGN NOTES.
The laying Of tie foundation Of the Shakespeare
lemorlal Theatre at Stratford took place Monday
Yeek with grand Masonic ceremonies.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will perform at the Hay
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