, 1879-05-25

LOUIS damee VINO mas l0r Il couple of seasons ocen
the leadlny man Vt the Boston Theatre. will be
anccs indicate that he will have The position O.
present held BY charles T. Thorne, 3r. Marie
Wainwright, whosu name will ~ remembered 60
having been associated with james IN big Boston
scandal year OF more ago, Is also coming to the
Union Square. She has been in the company Of
tne boston Museum this year.
q year or more ago, a. ii. Palmer, In spcaklng
81 hay1n: lost Rose Eysinge who waa replaced BY
Sara Jcwett. declarcd oyerfervous'y that the pub.
Tic didn't want strong actresses any more, ind
now It looks as II he had brought that plated
mind Of his to the conclusion that they don't want
str14}ng actors either thnk that NJ Palmer
will ind food for thought. IN the first, Rose
Eytinge, 9 decidedly ',ztrong" actress, was his
LEADING lady In the other two, Sara Jewett, thar.
whom there never was born more milk. k.aud water
player. occupied the same position. The Eytnge
sesson 1sst vurs vas ~ great success; . the two
going to let his only other element Of strength
get away. replacing by something that at best Ia
rather "ishy-washy, Tin ready to borrow money
enough to make him q bet tnat he don't make a
dollar on his next seQsou,
And. while think Of 1t, all this stu1 about
THE PROFITS OF THE UNION SQUARE
reaching S35 600 this year is the merest nonsense
in by SAYING to representative OF THE TRIBUNE
that their gross receipts during the run OF the
s6 1ao wers sl5o et which
claimed to have given Bronson Howard S., 600,
which brought their figures down to Sis, 600 net.
In the first place. the Receipts for the Of that
sum. 1t is ridiculous claim that they took in an
average OF more than 81. 600 performance during
that time. 1was in the house time after time
when the gross receipts couldn't have reached within
$3.50 or s4oo OF the sum claimed. And know they
seldom went over it. 1t Is we'll enough. aup-
pose. for managers to talk big things Of them
way they have. aa Arremns Ward would say. But
when they start of with $45, 600 and drop down
to $35 ,ooo, there Is isevtdently '.whopper" some
profits tan yenr. and were in addition acquainted
with the inside history 1T the Union Square ut the
beginning Of this season, don't swallow the latest
yarns with extraordinary aaerity
It seems probable thur Thornc will not be mem
what he does intend to do. or where he means to
run rt Baidwins Theatre, in Sun Francisco 1 Is Of
course incorrect twas gotten up with the pur-
pose Of giving him guy" aud it made him mad:
her tall.
Mr.. AND MRS. ]. O. WILLIAMSON
start on another tour around the world in couple
Of weeks. They propose to 60 to Australia first,
and thence still westward, consuming the best part
do ta ..Pinafore' in the Colonies, and nd they y
think they have des str'a th.s 1g fa:x thing
about right and L. shouldn't wonder II
they were1o bring hack heap of coin. 1t is now
four Jears since they visited the welcoming shores
OF australia, ana there ought to 9e lively send-
hity tnat they Will aso do their other pieces dur
Ing the trlp
Ihe ace 5nfpelse fafty are dothg as Weii rs can
be e1pectad, conalderng the hot weather, anu Will
probably remain here uutal after the TT Of June.
Miss Cayendsshs business has been fair, but not
gre2t. Shakespeare and rising Thermometer stand
IN about the sanc relationship 40 lobster salad and
milk. The Trouoadoora ore 1llns the little opera,
house Of the san francisco hil9strels, ~ the aid
o. their lnlmltaole sketch called 1.-The brook.'
Hayerly's sPina1oses' are dong extremely well.
The operatlc company especlaIy are dfaWlnX ncAV-
lily, and will continue to attract for some time to
come. JACK u well Rhead thu8 1af On his New
York speculation. The original Dui party, which
plays at McVlckers during the week Of The 2dth.
has arranged TO eaTe mere SATURDAY night instead
of Sunday morning. Ihis VIII enable me Company
70 appear Mouaay ntent, r., tnus gseat'y improving