, 1879-02-16
THE STAGE.
TIE DRAMA.
CHICAGO.


aud some of her critics, not knowing what e1
..tly % ind fault with, have accused her .
growing old, Of not being pretty. We nigh
nuote the language of Christopher North in re
toonse To the same charge brought against Mar
Tins pictures Of 1.-THE Delugc," s'Ihe Las
.Judqmeut,n etc. -1Yes,'' he said, s'they art
,nonotonous, but SO is the sea, and thu
Coouptains, and so is every grand thin:
in Nature'' Janauschek is one OF the
Grand things oi the stage, and yher
she retires from it she will leave a name to bt
rcrered b1 all true lovers Of dramatic art. Bn,
she has not retired, and it is to be hopcd will
mt think of retirinr for long ZINE m comr
II is relief amid the mn,.inler frivo1;t;eS th.,
in thcse da-s dc,npe the stace tn f,no IN ort;et
eaoa5,e of t1,ressinp heroic erno,;on. Jonau-
ecnek is something mora than more artres.
,hc is a dcr,,ce. and IN her The s1,ca is !, co.,.
tu,rv- Act;np Is M idle pihh1a.oahhto n ha,
eres. hnt the sc1jons nusiness If a l;fe ~ ha-
zsa1 has been rewarded hv ,he h,rn.ne ~ w. w.
hest iudees durinn ), on,rIer of a ,,.ntnrr II
Is cr.ditah.e tn 4he taste ~ ,ha fh;c,-
fro nuhI;c 1ha. the eeriee 1T r,-eo~,,,,ooe
o,ven dnrino the iast weei- h,re ba,,, n-n11o+.
;,,a - .roo5 f....;., sa~..,,a ~. ,..,,a"
1eo @4uaAeo, 4esu1e: 4Ae auu'cnee 9
eleaoli} gre" III NUMBERS unt'l at Inc close o1
the week there was only standing-room to te
had. 1t Is not necessary to review these ocr-
formanccs, after the comments aIrcady made
upon them. With the exception of 1.-THE
t.iun,e<s, :, wt;c, 1x.s ~ roost of ra . ,ore1,r
all OF them have been made so thoroughly famil-
lar in mast seasons tha, !, would f,e s,,erffuons
to enter into discussion Of their merits.
IL should he remembered. however. that
this time .Ianauschek is accompanied by
a ,nore connetent rorns of assistant,
than it has heretofore been her good
fortune to have. and her nlays have been
trrhtcncd bv their Intelligent efforts The
vee1. co=cd nrosncrous,r wj,h a fine nerform
:, =. ,:. ~ r, -
Ioohlf, a,,onifrei, himself most honorahlv.
N,s- ~ 1-a,,.nd;sh h.z. o1ea-,v ae1oh1,sb.a
MISS aoa Sa'c''ulsn n1e eea'. es'-unsnea
a,.h,,,o5, ,on+r,-., ~ ae,e-s, s~nas:t,t;c1 hcr
a.t.''u5n eou.fais " i.ne4" sApee'..'on W.
-neFcy -aeFTteS proved 1ess popo1ar taan nef
"1"a ..s *'"o'- ->os t'1". az! o'e V.ee.e0 4Tt ~.
a7.lty, out the paeee ltse11 was a'slasteiu'' We
are not done with Miss Cayend:sb, however,
The management has1n. secured her 1or
another week, when she will give
Us 4 taste Of her quality as
JRasal;,td in LAS You Like It." Considerable
interest is felt in the forthcoming representa- /
,lon, and the management has gone to all:
requisite expense aud care to bring it out in a
n,e "o.sis ,1 o. ..,e @ "o'A a1io " 1'e p''"ctoal
1e' 'sooAse Al enc e2a>'
LOCAL NOTES
The Nilismsons open in Cleveland in |
ctfoe6 oa oa ECU -
Prof. Fariui. w1tha small Italian opera troupe, /
opened In South Bend on the 18th
The Josh Hart Combination onens At 4he
Acade1n. Of Music to~morrow evening:
Harry 1vchher,e q Mn ami T,,c.-,, ao-,,o,x,
~>rna =; panr,o ~, Hot .. aa auu aun n. cotuPan5
opsn ~ eo'4a W ecu. - 'of snoFt season.
Nine Janausctek. during the coming week, |
va. '.s'' eol4"' '1''o oprlhSne1o"
McCoy d Lorcjoy are to open the Academy |
oi Nus.c, feor1a. on the @1th, as variety thea
Ire
Modjeska opens at the Ooera-House. Ionis-
vile, NJ. m Nondav Feh II IN nna Taa.s
She will be In Cnicaso soon~
At Haml;n,s Theatre Mr. ~. + Tbon,son
ooens to-morrog eyen;nr in a senssr;onaI dra,na
eu1;t|ed II ,eonn}d. or Fo- - liz ,,
"
An amateur association have taken the West
purpose Of 1,roiucnr ri. II. = PinsIorr' ~ >,
~: d. H. ,ro,-7.o. :. <,.
1ne nv. II: :t: ,a4haSe Is coming 10 enicago
70 lecture on .,lhe Bright Side Of Things" Hc
VIII speak on tnat luminous topic on March E.
The objective point for Idle Chicago actors and
variety people is Lesdr1ile, Col, at present.
Sc yerai people having taken their departure for
'Has po1n' aafnns toc past week.
4hT. EQWtQ Browne mas TECEOfJY ba6 written |
and arranged q new sensational NAV aftcr tha
style of tThe Danites,' entitled aGood as
Gold,': in which he intends to star,
nr 1oh, s..-.,e nil,
lie drama. {. Unknown, At Harcr1r;s M Tbentra
o-morrow evening. de viii be assisted hv
elect COMPANY OF his own choosing.
.1,-,-,,
yonn l.. nlnqs anaagnaun combination play
a,;at 1n' n On tae rain ano l2th and at
olet on luz l91n, openlne az u,e Actropoli-
~, enra2o, C;, IN JEWS ne" lf1sh drama, The
1ne feneftofy 1or this week OF Miss Ada CAY
toisn t''I,, IS: Monuss ana lnesdav, Ito*d'ind;
= eu"eSuaY evening, -aereY -neTTtck; Thursday,
on .'t' :,.o5s, eer!uas, 1dnnie' IN Lady OF
c.. -.'a aaAo o&ea'oaf nat1nce, farewell per- :
o''naoce'
The return Of Miss Lima Tettenboro, the IA {
.;ft ofIeG souoaeue, 10 Lle metropolitan Theatre,
80 ~ "euosne9 w tne aumlrers OF that d
= !.I, ,fn!l aatls sne opens tomorrow evening
,r,- e 1he i' Mi'kn enaef" which bad big run Of il
'eA ot' o14s' week. i
An entertainment for the benefit Of tbe u
:hurch Society will be given in the Ada Street t
!. E. Church Thursday evening, Feb, 20. The !,
ommittce ia charge have been fortunate in 90. | s
uring the services of "Tlle I}oy Orator. and p
is father prof. 7. w Wehh toGothnr ,;.t a tM !.
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