, 1879-06-01

aEa1n. Yhen Rfce's. Troupe brought It out at the
Globe, the Museum resumed its presentation. and
the Boyston Museum tried its hand with picked
up company. Amateurs presented it at all times,
and under the most aggrayating circumstances and
New England cities and towns OF all aizes were ir-
vaded by fleets, some Of which were badly wrecked
4'Pinafore' was ovcrdone. Then the Boston
Theatre came to the rescue with an extraordinary
had immense audiences, and will close its presenta-
tons on Saturday evening, to the regret Of ALL
Next week Dora Wiley T. ana M 1hg so.called Boston
lent success in the british Provinces, opens at the
Gaicty and general revival Of the piece is antici-
patea fer the snmmfT Sn With all the
&E Wi'Son. s ef ine % Boston aasea@. i saefss rss
the Boston Theatre crew, claim preemtnenco ] a for
him; but although he gave Wilson some points in
the business and closely followed Goldsmith, whom
the points himself, and failed to invest the part
with that delicious dry humoE md righteousness
which hts pupil had; OF the Buttercups. 1ta We'ch
has appeared only as au amateur. Adelaide Phil
lips WIS engaged for the part for the Boston Thea
tire, but sickness prevented her appearance; her
rank. The place OF honor among Ill the ,ros<ptines
must be awarded to Miss Mary Beebe, also Of this
theatre, who quietly studied the part while ths
management were negotiating with Dora Wiley,
Fanny Kellogg, and Henrietta Bcebe. and whe1.
neither OF these could be engaged and the MANAGE
ment found ltsell IN d1lemma, offered her
services, and was accepted. Her trinmphs, her
Church, in which she had been singing.
and her immediate engagement: by a Unitarian
Myron r. Whitney has easily led IS Capt. Cor
c0ran, but last Saturday be LETT the Boston to fu
fill concert engagements in the West, and hls place
this week Is hlled by " Fl. .Fcesenden. Tho
chorus in nearly all the theatres as been excellent
and in the two colored eompanies with which we
are now threatened, something very nice is prom
ised. The chjjdren's t'Finafo1e u at the Museum
ia doing very we'll indeed, notwithstanding the op-
position Of the School Committee.
DRAMATIC MATTERS.
Business has been light In all the theatres but tho
Boston this week. Coshlan has continued his
s.Snowball IS at the Museum; Robson and Crane
have done fairly the Globe with - Black Eyed
Susan" and An Alarming. Sacrifce" ''En-
has been succeeded oy Hurricanes' and odd
Eoye Letters" which have been gwen to very slim
houses; md the Gaiety stage has been occupied by
Herman, the magician. Barnum apoears to be
Week, and he has done so well that he regrets ne
mas to leave here Saturday. Over 10, 600 people
were refused admttance last night.
tracrsons for next week. Sylvester Baxter's YER
sion Of :. Falnitza, - which differs from tue New
YORK score in following mote closely the original
Of Suppc, will be given at the Boston. with the
great .Pinatore" cast: and promises we'll Aimee
CONES to the Globe with the '..'Littlo Duke" and
''Malame Favart," and rs Commencement at
Harvard has not yet taken place and "'Fayart" Is
one Of the wickcdest things which the wicked
Aimee does successful season is already assured.
The Museunl opens its summer season with Harri-
gan and Hart's ttMulsan Guards Rall.t At the
Park ''Tae Bankers Daughter" will be brought
out. Charles Thorne, who ceased playing in tho
piece ia New York, has been resting al Cohassct
for two weeks and will resume his place here OIL
Monday. Taken as . whole, the outlook for next
week ia very favorable. ". &. N.