, 1877-08-12

| append the Original NcW York cast anu ~
cast with which the play will be produced to
| morrow:
Maurice De La,oar. o'Ss. o'Xs
r. In s9ses. John Psrseii
Eeu &c SaSfi s Asoe / isSpq5 sa5
asah aen:a Sniioa. ~ sI5
Hsb. &asdi g
De L"our Hs12p syge:;cr
inuiss. ilces Vincent. :. itooerta Nurwoo
There have been only two changes, and Meth
er of them is important. The public may de
pend on it the play Will bc put on tne stage Will
| fidelity, and every promise Inc Uhlon oQuar
management makes will be fulfilled.
| LOCAL NOTES.
| M1, Palmer, of the Union Square Company
| when here, examined an adaptation Of "sido
nie, ,. which he spoke Of in terms OF the h1ghes
| praise.
Cotton's Opera-House and Museum will oper
Monday with play aud q humber Of variety NJ
fractions. The intention is to maintain in tht
future, as in the past, high standard Of excel
! lence at this establishment.
John Dillon and company PLAYED a successful
engagement Mt the Adclphi last week, the at
traction being *sThc Lancashire Lass" Miss
Jennie Hight was seen for the first time III
wears personating Ruth, and gained much favor
from tho audience. This week may be seen nj
the AdcIphi genuine circus, tile stage being
fitted up for the occasion. 4 number Of trained
Broncho horses are specially mentioned in tue
advertisements.
4 foolish person named Furmau Chadwick
Wells has written to the Dramatic Ae.cs main-
taining that the relations between critics and
managers should be merely those established in
the way of business, that newspapers should
blame and prse according to the advertise
ments, and tnat critics should contine their
energies to reporting the number Of persons
present at any performance, and the manner in
which they conduct themselves. Mr.. Furman
Chadwick Wells adds that The public does not
care what the, critics say, and that the public
and the critics never aEece i'll their opinions" +"
It is amazing how differently the same subject
appears when viewed from different stand
points. The complaint in Chicago Is that the
public and the critics do agree In their opinions.
SEw YORK NOTES.
Sam Piercy is still PLAYING Badger at Nib1o's.
Den Thompson is making success as Joshua
Thitcomb at Woods Globe Theatre.
Clara Morris has engaged with John T. Ford
for week each i'll Baltimore and Washington.
Her terms arc $4,000 week certainty.
"Ah Sin" was given ut Daly's last week,
"Poor Jo' at tbs Union Square, "Nlazcppa"
at the Bowery, and "Baby" at the Park
Linda Dctz has been engaged at the Union
Square Theatre for the season as Juvenile lady.
Mr. Charles Coghlan has also left DAILY and
transferred his services to tue Union Square.
Mr. James Lewis was near going with him.
tsPink Dominoes" is to be produced at the Union
Square as soon as the necessary arrangements
cal, be completed. The following is the cast en-
gagged ior the piece,-"A cast unparalleled, ".thc
Dramatic Neus says, *'for SO light 4 piece'':
IT.. Te6.y, air. stoldart; Sir Tercieol .faag-
staff, c, Stevenson; Henry, Mr.. Gidders; Briskst,
head winter, Mr.. Herbert; second acuiter, 4.
Becks; Lady Percival Ipaggstad, Mrs. Agnes
Booth; Sophie GreyLhorae, Miss Linda Dietz
date OF Daly's); Mrs. 11tdbs, Mrs: FaTcn; Ne-
Geeco, Miss Maud Harrison; tie Charmcr, Miss
Waleman.
GENERAL AMERICAN NOTES.
Charles Fcchtcr and Nine. Janauschek will
appear together for series OF special perform
manccs next season.
Miss Virginia Buchanan has been engaged by
Manager Frank E. Aiken for the Gcncyieve
Rogers Continuation.
Mr., Thomas A. Hall, familiar to thcatre-rocrs
as for some time the manager Of tie New CHI
caeo Theatre, has leased the Varieties, OF New
Orleans
The ncw1y-organizcd Lydia Thompson troupe
left Liverpool on Thursday last by the City of
Chester, and will probably arrive IN New York
on or about the 18th.
.,-
MIR. D. X. Locke e. Petroleum '. Nasby " and
Mr.. Charles !. Richardson, literary editor OF the
New York Indept71de.t. arc writing play to-
gether, to be put OH the boards the coming
season.
Miss Mary Anderson, the successful young
tragedienc Of Louisville, KY, will probably go
u, - f" ;, With was s,'ccessT,,iv rersnnota5 H.
Helen Tree and Anna Cora MoWIatt.
ar+ ~ :ro;,, -, +hn ,,o,r 4,a, ~ -. t;ft,,
Avenue Theatre. was suggestcd by the we'll
known coup1et:
Two sou1s with but All Single thought,
-yem Yort .nai. AZ 'A1' '''@ 80 'A''
n...,..;. .,,.,,o,s,,,. oo,x,r,,o. -. A.. H.,
inst now Nr Wooif who has sn,d Il Poor II; ;,
to Miss Cary, has finished four-act play for
Miss M ' e1cnesleve Moge5s M ~ NJ Cheever Goodwln
and Nr. Nat chi]dsi If the Tra,yiier Nv who ~ , ri,
laborated with him on 'sLc Petit Corsair,'. has
written three-act bur]esquc on Hiawatba,
"n'eh ID sala 10 oe very amusing.
The comnanv at Dc Bar's c7a-Honsc St
LOUIS: thl5 season, WIZ lnc1qqc the iol!o"tnST
peasons; 'cot n ~ nor'on' =; a. d stuart: ChnT'es
nsonc' r. y. ,IIta aou; W. oiahc' ugoISe y
49, = f:strs :n' - -. uo',es, - n. Se4u-
h"v ,yfii;tv. W;se Fo-o-co Tnoas ,;n nt'a =, ~
M3iisr, Ai;ss E1;7ohath ;ss ,i; Elua G!l
Va11oo af;se Vai1;a al. Mi.s saass laetle ,
tn1, Ida B1alo Ann;a Pa;ior M sI;.s t1s1ne
,n ta1 n.; At1i!e Th naae., MSS 'naoueT1l, anu
nnuaa ,;1, . o.esM. IL epn'Pany at t1e olympic
NJ ~! ~ SUBSTANTIALLY thc SANG aS last season.
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