, 1877-03-04


character Of Mr.. Cotton is sufficient guarautce
That the place will be respectable so long as he
has anything. to do with It, The opening will
oe Alarth ~, two weeks from tomorrow. Mean
whl!c tue theatre is being renovated. The de-
partment Of curiositics will be retained and i'm.
proved.
TIE OUTER WORLD.
NEW roRK NOTES.
Miss Lolita denies the statement that she il
suffering from consumption.
Bartlcy Campbell has written q comedy called
"Thc Friend OF the Family" wlllcl, is to be
produced at tie Eagle Theatre this spring.
Linda Dietz las taken the part Of the Princes.
Halanof@in 'sThc Danicl,effs'' at tho Union
Square Theatre in place OF Miss Katharine
Rogers who Is now supporting Boucicaut.
George Risnold has purchased ell the para
lle proposes to produce the spectacle In England.
The stuff originally cost S350o0 1t is said
that the managers cleared nearly $15, 600 By the
production OF the piece in New York City and
other places.
There Was performed on the 18th ult., for the
first time. at the Ger,nania Theatre, New. 1ork.
Tor the benefit OF Mr.. kesler, the German -Ameri-
can historical play, in five acts, entitled Robe
and Arinor,' by Dr.. karl Dilthrey. The per-
1ornance was grand success, the principal
actress in it being called before the curtain at
the end Of each a:t. Gen. Peter Muhlcnbcrg,
hero Of tue action.
to legitimate comedy. Isle @ stoops ST to Con- Con-
Quer.'' Wild Oats,7' Married T4ife,'' and IA
Morning Cali II each received representations.
THE Rivals Will be seen this week. The last
nights ol Lemons ~ are announced ut Daly's.
Mr. Charles CoghIan was to benefit By the per-
fosmance OF last night, appearing for the first
time in. Ncw York as Hamlet" Fifth
Avenue" is also in its last nights at
Booths; this house has not flourished of late.
time, and John Mccullough IS to follow in tie
first week Of April. '.Thc Danic!Ietfs' is the
great hit Of the season at tho Union Square
tsOur Boarding House" still runs to crowded
houses ut the Park. Daly's people gave - The
Two Orphans y at the Grand Opera House,
:: Round the Clock " at the Olympic, and 's Man
and Wife ''at the Bowcry.
GENERAL. AMERICAN NOTES.
Louise Pomeroy Is to begin au engagement ut
New Orleans tomorrow.
Sothern will begin work again on the New
England circuit March 5.
Nlr. ]. B. Booth gave single representation
of Richard III. at the Boston Theatre last
night
Mrs. Rachel Macaaley produced a new drama
called "Pcrs OF the Night II for the first time ut
the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, last
week.
Miss Jefrreys-Leyis it is said will be the lead
inr tafIr af fl1e California Theafrc San Fra,,is-
co, next season. She appears in s'Pjque there
at the prcsent time.
'1The Two Orphans " is the attraction at the
Chcstnut-Strcet Theatre, Philadelphia. Edwin
Booth remains at Mrs. Drew's Theatre another
week. str. and Mrs. Florence viii begin an en-
raaemeat Mt fhe Walnut tn-morrnw,
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ine ~. jsseau.a" 1a sa's iae taientTn lT e9u1ne
eo" met WY M acelaent Wn1le performing III
AIea!'s, ana Ut. 9osepn Mu9ohs, VINO was sup
porting nlm, IS no" takinS VACATION"
Mr.. John McCulloush's engagement at the
Boston Museum, which ended Feb. II, was one
Of the most suc,e ssful ever playel in that city.
me aetoE renewed upWard u s.,suJ-tn two
tt'e .'A~A't. Pto1'eo
lne -. LOUIS ne"spapers cdnt1aolcG t the
Ia,ons,e, has resn1vsi ncycr a~,;, ~'t1s t ,rnner
in classical drama in that city. Tie TACT that
she is to represent lNeled there this week Ger
haaniy ooes nos agree VIII Inc cncaso stete-
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=, A ,alt1r1'Gse 4 correspondent "1'teS as 1oI1o"s
tg!o aa2 ls'4,i'a - ~
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and the business was large for Lent. Baltimore
Is Catholic: and Ep;scopa]iau city does not
ra:rou;ze theatres best at this season. Mary
Andrews Lady -NccltM mas obtained the high
cst praise from press and pllblic''
,o.,, ,,,.c,,,o.,n, G. o,.,
r.'o oo'! ~ :; w. ~ g. LEu.s iast meeh,
M. n:n 6oous ~ ."tSsu,a auu nnais ~"
n.u'i o. ~ - M,e c'a3eo % q.
rarntn- ~ .,hsnr. F nar,,,1ort and ntts ;!
ia Brooklyu: Ben Dc Bar, with his ST. Louis
.ompatlv, q. New Haven, conn: the Eyappc-
inc COMPUTATION IN New Englano towns; Ade-
aide Nelson al Montreal: Maggie Mitchell and
t. j. Nun'a2Hc Ut Bostca: EDWIN Booth and
saclel sf:caulay at Philadelphia; the t!orcnces
Il D:ttlmnrs' John F. Ovens At Ktshmond;
.cor*!s :. Aowe a'tu tnaf1ottt thompson at
New orleans; hat'e eatnas1 at galveston
FOREIGN :soTr:-
Tie appearance Of Miss Grucyicye Ward at |
,c Tt.,..tr.. t,,r+t. ., ,J.r1;,, po-,s &C T,5,,
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accss'n II ffe1'ca 'Faas'atl23 u ehaAsi'ea1es
treat tragedy: has been declared genuine sue |
he remarkable purity of her Frvnch.
Bessie Sud!Ow who went from Nibloss in New |
~or1- m Dn,,;n hos roarrieA n,oro;ntrt ritjzcn
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