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again, defending, al he supposes his friend .Sa
~ family from dishonor al Riny Iiper1 band
play Of the Judge lMr: r. u. .Lytei,), because
a' ana s z5tr r. G. Vnius 10,
ers). and of Skubbs. Forty miner {Sfr. ". .
cosswell!, and Grasshopper .!ak< tMr. BIT. Rim
] Eold), the cinnamon haired bArkecper OF Il
= Howling Wilderness keep the attention OF Il
audience thoroughly on the eMt cite, and 1nainta
the interest until the close By way of coloring
made to represent Chinese character, while tv
| women, known at 1.-THE Forks ~ as Captain Ton
Wy and Bunker HI. misses Ida Jeffrics and 4.
Gilman, lend their presence to soften. and at II
in' lie. '''s A'us''4'e' 'Ds fo'sooeAS o' INNER
NEW YORK NOTES.
Lydia Thompson and company have beendoir
a very profitable business at Wallack's Tbeatr
The Eagle Theatre opens its doors to-morro
| night The Florences and Tie Mighty Dollar
will occupy the stage.
sPink Dominoes" has been ve1y. successful s
| the Union Square Theatre It is another varii
i ton Of 1.-THE Great Divorce Case"
Miss Fanny Davenport Will make her re-entrc
| after her return from London at the BrookIy
Academy Of Music, on the 9th OF September, i
her original creation, Mabel nJrsr, in Nj
Daly's ssPioue.T The demand for places upol
this occasion is already large.
The last week Of the successful run Of All
Sin u is announced On the 31st Of Augus
there will be special - Authors night" Be
| tween the second and third acts Mark Twail
fourth acts Bret Harte will rise to explain, ant
after the PLAY Dion Boucicault, ii. F., has beer
invited to review the proceedings.
Lawrence Barrett was In New York recently
| making arrangements for his winters trip, and
on his return to "Ataric |ila,'' his charming
xv+~ FNEr @Fx hi =
was recently published III the 1Vorld. he was &C.
| conpanicd by Mr.. Dion Boucicauit and the
widow OF the late Gen. Custer. Mr.. Barrett
| opens in Toronto about the 1st OF September,
and thence goes West and South.
The regular season at the Fifth Avenue will
] begin on Tuesday, Sept. 4, with " 4 Peoples
The house will be Tedecorated. seated, and
painted, and several novel effects introduced.
The !complete tist Of the company is as follows
Messrs. Charles Fisher, James Lewis, NJ. Barry
more, John Drew, GeorSe Parkes, Frank Chap
dcnbergh, Owen Fawcett, Frank Bennett, ".
Beckman; Misses Adm Dyas, Mary Wells, Edith
Blande, Amy Stuart, Saidee Bigelow, Meroe
Charles, Mrs. G. q. Gilbert, Emily Rfrl, Sydney
Cowcll, Henriette Vaders, Eugenia Paul, Flor
ence Wood. Marion Chester. Bella Wharton
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
Bret Aarte's s'Mliss u failed in San Fran
cisco. :.
Den Thompson opens the season at the How
ard Asheneun1, Boston, tomorrow, playing
Joshua |rhitconb.
Miss May Howard opens at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, Sept. 8, in Barley Camp
BELLS new play, 's Hearts"
The Boston Museum will open with "Dirorcen
tomorrow night. This will be the beginning Of
the thirty-1lfth regular season.
It is now made public what has for some time
been an open secret, that Miss Ada Gilman is
the wife Of Leander z. Richardson, formerly OF
the New York Tribune, and now Of the Hartford
Courdht.
tour Politics. an American comedy, written
bv Edward Willett, Of St. Louis, was played for
the first time at the California Theatre, San
Francisco, Monday week, and is said to have
been highly successful.
The Euclid Avenue Opera House, Cleveland,
will open with Ellie Ellsler US the star attrac-
ton. Frank Weston will be the leading man.
Ellsler will continue to manage the stage busi-
ness.
A Philadelphia paper has this misty para-
graph: t. Miss Clara Morris has been yery i'll
during her present engagement in Chicago. 1t
seems strange thar this lady should continue
upon the stage. And there is mystery about
it, for she has several times said as much, and
come time ,,
FIR louisville fhis Session. ~ p;erc,. reN' t.
Owen, B. G. Wilson, Fred Smith, Samuel R.
Reed, y. q. Gillette J. G. Hucbner, Y. H.
sides. !. Bancroft. Mohan Thon1as Morris +
NacanIor Emma p;ernn E,nma Stno,.-,.o1, -
n;a Eronc;a Ei1o War Na;1;o po1a 49, EaH
W,ddaTn fr;1a nen;er puu1ins Ho1I orI L11e .1,'
Misses aid;1a Mn~ris W,ro ro,as nnij,Ii 1Ij rise
Anderson, and Cooke
.,7,, chas+,,,,+ e+r.a+ ,rha,.ro p.,,o,o,,.
~, 1 &c. cncs.at a ss,eIa r.. liz lnnauepn1q,
WI ~; ~ .eoieu oI e1S lteI " HeptSl'loef. IL
y ~ ~ ~ IoauuSSea - mseSaass ssloch-conpaay |
esla9tlsulnen., ~ 4eretoeoe. me 4ades and
3;31!sMM ~ sItasaGeu 1ts 14e dGIio"1h@: Mr.
" lnlaM .1 e. sueloan, l. ". =. ferGuson Late
~ t1c -. Eo4Ieuf to11cuf Mr. Geofge
4. 4 1r11lins, ~. v, aerpert, late OF Mallack's,
new 1oIh, oAs. y; =: traus1a", ar. +. w.
3ugsf, ~: ocuAoIu NnI9uls, ~. T. bartrarn,
II. -. -; Elfota' st1ss Lnllc uloFcf, Miss Kate
Ne. sUp: e5e ~ wv ralh nnea1re, New York;
nais. f. g ln.''iDs, lss selc baroour late OF
st;an ;71;n iss,-o- as ss Ahaoe UndleF,
~ y G;a;'1. 10y ~ ~ -. - nenneov, haT. a.
F. A'eo5' 'li" 1o"aio 1A1on'
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Whitehall Reeiew says that Sir Charles !
YouDp in aco11ahoratinn =, v-;+h ,sr r,xo...., |
H,,,a~a +ha .u+h,r - us.~. 49, - D'onson
...sa. -. r.s,s o' - ~ earasosa oet1cr
eoon = 80 l.u 10 =. nflSnton," mas recently
finished two comedies, "A Slight Filtration },
will be produced Ia America in tue auturun. y