, 1879-05-04

OF tho performance. sho ia fragile little crea
ture, and tas more voice than one can imagine Al
existing in. ruct wee mItc Of a body. She in ths
to advantage rs KdntscaakoU. and Vincent Hoca1
succeeds capt'allt in por:rajinr the }ushd. ioun.
| Morgan. the tenor of the company, has j swee
soice, but laboFs undcr the painfal delasion thai
| war correspondents arc rnlc addicted to 81
uistera and imitation zeal Skin caps. Dir. Morgar
cannot net, am pinned to say, aud makes what ir
its natural statc is tbs strongest part In the play
One Of the weakest.
There is no doubt that II the piece is proper1,
| until late In juno.
| CHICAGO MArAGEKs
Mr.. McVfcker has had considerable talk with
Frcyet, Arst aud last, about doing 4.FAtIuttxa u
IN chicago BY -and-by But II it IL TO be- Kept run
vent in The Garden city viii be too late to allow
any good to be taken from it there in the shape OF
| proflta Therefore Mr.. Mcvickcr will probably
arrange with Duff to take another party out with
the piece, and such company as they have iu
! view may be relied On to do their work well, it
ls proposed tist May Marctzek shall b. chosen Us
the musical director and there Is possibility that
Iosn Whiileu who has achieved marked success us
the ddmtrat Of the Standard Theatre 'rinufore, ="
may do the part of the Corrstpondent.
Mac will also do ''pnafore at his theutro ere
long with HI entirely original company Of children
Two or three kids he vii! take West from here bnt
. First Families Of Chicag%o.MtIe % sane n way ;a
Jack Haveriy picked up hfs party in New York
such an entertainment ought to afford lots OF
dren in cnicagot to do the singing, e ought TO nave
Pig audiences Of young folks. i is probable. thut
ths company ', who produce 'Fatinit7a at his
house will also do two Or three other musical
pieces. including THE Little Duke.'' So that
Chicago will hare brief sprihs season Of excellent
Mac will most likeiy remain in New York most OF
the time next autumn. and attend personally to tia
choosing OF attractions for his house. lie says he
and he has already opened negotiations with sew.
erai Of the best combinations for the fa,l and win
ter season. anna Dickinson has closed with him
for q brief engagement upon heriteturn from Cali
fornia, where size 1s to produce seyrral new pieces
early In the fall.
Jack Ilaverly has been doing an immense busi-
teenth street. They remain there only week after
the present however. owing to their other engage
m nents previously made; The attraction to succeed
,sf* wesk Jaek begins to give matinee performances
'em bis :. United First Family Mesatherium " com
pany- Good name, Ell? During tho ynm,ucr Hav-
erly fa going to TX his house np insidu with the
same sort Of nunaccnce he has displayed in put
things IN very lively fusllion around here and tic
energy he displays ia reaping for him d harvest Of
spouduiicks.
hAcKArE's NEW VENTURE.
Mr.. Mackay's new Madison Squire is not teceiy-
ing all the attention aud patronage Which such IN
enterprise deserves. '''Won ut Lust :" in its new
Eulsc is drama which s entirely worthy the con-
sideration Of the best class Of tcatrc ill over
markaply effective, aud The piece leaves lasting
impression upon ali who see it.. The company ,
wh,ch has been chosen TO ortray the characters IN
the play includes the names of q number Of the
best actors IN the country ma why the theatre has
not achieved larger measure OF financial SUCCESS
Is dhcn!t to coueeiye It IL not now probable that
second drama will be nroduce4 here this season.
but just as thereccipts fall below paving
basis the house will bcctosed, During the succeed
side Of the onilding. an&wii open The autumn |
senson with entirely new company Dractically
new house. and a fresh play.
NEW YORK NOTES.
The dramatic agents already beginning to |
shape their ends for next season. Provincial ,nau-
ayers will soon stream into town. aud preparat,ous
ate under way for mupptny out the next campaign.
Morris s. siGm9nds 81 anq CO.. T. Aston brown.
their new Office Opposite the' Dramatic netrs to-
morrow; NOR, Horace Wall will remnln at his old
Mart HAnley. who was formerly tne
manager for uarrigan & Hurt. The two firms men
Toned WY p!ooAoly monopoiize all the arst Class
.lusion OF disreputable concerns.
''Thc Missing Kids. - as the Dramatic Neus ap- |
,ropEatcly deslenates cazanran's Lost Chill |
audiences which are part ''paper," part empty
seats, and part money-the percentage being about !
:vealy balanced. The Union Square management
$ not likely to reap very substantial profit from
IS Investment in this scheme. md will probably |
lave rely upon the exorpitant terms given them |
Jack averly to pull them wuole 1T The end OF
he season Tho cru Of artificial success IN New York
$ about over, and the time is right On hand when
70 organized cincque, however strong, eau make II I
ad piece so. The people see through that sort OF |
thing ut glance nowadays, and ttat's OLE OF the
easons why Cazuuran and Pafmcr's little cxpcri- I
nent in obstetrics resulted Ill such shastly mis-
arrlage.
It is said that Jim Collier. who has been meeting
nccess through the country with 50 4 Celebrated
use, y is to have charge pf the combination which
to do the y Bnneer's Daughter" on tho road
ext season. II there Is anything to bt made out !
the piece. Jim is Just the man TO make 1t.
, A,nerca tonight nt the Olympic Theatre. under
be guidance Of Au:usttn DAILY. The piece has been
well worked mp, and is sure to meet
ne OF two fates. It will either achieve inatantane-
us and unqualified SUCCESS, it will be the worst
li!ure in years. Tue following is the cast in
inte, Emily Risl;' Biz, Clsn.tace. Ada Rel.an;
Inc. Bochs, Mrs. Sol Smith; .H,ne. LoriIle,1r,
ina Frieth; fand at 15 Laura Thorpe; Mana at i, ,
Belle Wharton; Mana at ], jennie Story; Cou-
tau, Harrya Meredith: Gogjet Of the Forge,
rank Sanger; '.My Boots. y Harry Hawk; sec-
sit. Frank Drew; Bi63. c. II. Bradshaw: Daddv
0-onJt, Edward Coleman; Pap Colombo, S. B.
ntfield; D;jard John Moore; Pierre, Mr. Swim
1rne; Loratfeur, E. n. Day; Charley Of ths {
Fasihouse. Joseph nogan- In addition to these ,
.ere is to be large list oI auxiliaries. The piece
in the latest French style, cut bias, in five acts
I'd nine tableaux.
Tho knights are doing we'll at the Broadway
Modjeska ls falrly filling the Grand Opera House.
1e j. still whack1pg away at ''camille."
The SNOWFALL" is not very great SUCCESS at ]
allacks; but it serves I'LL In for the next three
eekY. 4
Ada Cavendish has returned from Bermnda, and
i'll ut once begin rehcarsals OF .'As You Like 9
- for her enlargement at Wntackts, which ia to Y
gin on the 1ota OF ,iay.. IruuaixL. !