, 1877-03-18
THE OUTER WORLD.

Co.hlans Hamlet was much admired by son
OF the critics.
Mr.. Rowc's s'Fifth Avenue" is now in Phil
dclphia. At the conclusion Of the Phi}adclph
engagement, the company engaged withstand
Mr., Rignold's contract, which was Que Of t.
weeks, will be compromised so far Us the tw
last weeks are concerned He will then retur
to England. Fifth Avenue" proved to h
| one OF tue du1lcst and most unintercsting o
| pieces, and wholly unworthy the care that la
been taken in its presentation.
The Kiralfys brought out "a Trip to tn
| Noon " at Booths Theatre last Monday. tt,
ulnns as llilnsy extravaganza Daly's "Dlu
Glass, " which also tirst saw the light in Amer
| ica Monday, is another four-art farce stole,
from the German of Roscn. t.My Awful Dad ,
was underlined lnr every evening at Nalluck' s
but 'Thc Rivals - was substituted Wednesda,
"Our Boarding House " WAS given at tie Park,
and 1.-The DaDic1lcffs " at the Union Square.
Kate Claxton aud Mrs. Wilkins played in s'The
Two Orphans " at the Grand 0uersl-House.
=. Gossip from the Dramatic -Tescs Tom Whit
tin has gone ont as the comedian Of the Furbish
omblna,ion. Bijou Heron has been engaged
to appear Ut Wal1atk's, April 2, in the new com
edy by Bouccau1t. Agnes Booth has been eli
gagged to play the part vi Cleopatra at N,blo's;
All unsuccessful attempt was made to secure
the fs,nes, is to leave that paper and accompany
1liss Nelson to Europe. 4 translation Of
:.Rome V:iucuc.'' an old style tragedy by N.
Parodi. produced in Paris last year, will succeed
,.B!uc Glass; Ct tue Fifth Avenue. Marie
Wainwright, the debutante, will do the Eo.nnn
maiden. and Fanny Davenport the old
hag-a flneIy-drawu character. The play br
Bret Hartc AMI Mark Twain, the name OF which,
has been decided On as "Tne Hca.hcn Chiacc.'
ls completed and has been submitted to Alr. {.
Z tEf fY,f %t..
conflict between the whites and the Chinese in
California. MIR. Parsloc starts out with it i'll
September.
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
Marie T. Courccl1es, member OF Miles: Gin
cinnati company, lately seen Ecre, has been
recording III print her opinions OF eminent
American actresses. She writes c1cye1ly.
Mr. Mccullough will hereafter have two thea
tres in San Francisco. The new theatre will be
tue home OF cumedy and the society drama,
while the California will be devoted tn stars
and spectacles- Thc stock company Tor the
comedy theatre will bc brought from the East,
nnu will probably be joined by few from the
California company.
The Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
was given over last week to representations Of
{. Lemons" and tho picec will hold the boards
I'LL further notlce. RoWc's ''Fitth Avenue"
vas produced 1t the kirallys' Broad Street
l theatre by the company from Booths Theatre.
New York. Sothcr;1 is filling in engagement At
Mrs. Drcw's Theatre. The FIorcnccs were at
he Walnut Street last week; they are to be
this week by John Mccullough.
The Globe Theatre in Boston rcopcued Mon
Lay night with 4 performance OF London AS
John Gilbert and Ada Dyas being in-
ludcd in the cast. Thursday night Il Money''
vas given, with Theodore Hamilton rs AifTed
stctyn aad Miss Nav Hartc as Tiara Duu,las.
Charles Fechter is filing an engagement at the
soston Theatre Rose Eytinsc was at the
iuseum last week. Next week Gcneyieye
togers is announced for Monday at the last |
AIMED place.
Dion Boucicault was at the Cincinnati Grand |
'pera- House, and Lettic Allen at Woods Thea |
re last week Etlic Ellser aud John rhotup- |
On were at st. Louis. Lawrence Barrett was !
t Cleveland. II. ]. Montague was ut Boston. |
otta WIS at Pitts1urg. Joseph Murphy was at |
lilwaukec, Maggie Mitchell at ALBANY, John |
:. Raymond On the New England circuit Ed
in Booth at Baltimore, George Fawcctt Rowe !
Richmond, John +. Owens 1T Augusta, Louise
olneroy at New Orleans, Charlotte Thompson
t Nashville
FOREIGN NOTES
Sardouhas in rehearsal, at the Porte St. Martin
hcatrc drama. t'Lcs Exilcs;'' but, as ne Is
ssatisfed with the fourth and fifth acts, be has
to scwrite them.
Mcssrs Daudct aud Bclot's play. * Fremont
.une 1t Rislcr Ainc,'' attracts large audiences |
tho theatres OF The Hague, ST. Petersburg,
.ocklolm, Vienna, and Florcucc.