, 1879-07-06
SCATTERING.

GREEN-HCUA ttooIs
Miss Ada Cayendish may act In the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next autumn-
The Halifax critics speak enthusiastically Of
". E. Sheridan's .tLouis XL"
Bandmapn, the tragedian, arrived in New
York from London the other day. He intends
to play ia the chief cities Of the Union.
Charles Calvert, tie English actor and man.
aqcr. was under treatmant for insanity at the
time Of his death. He was 81 years Of age.
ranged up to Feb. g. 1850. She will make her
rcappearance on the 18th Of October, at the Park
Theatre, Brooklyn.
The Cincinnati Enquirer gives Tony Pastor
the cake: ssHc drew full house In Cleveland.
something tint has not been known for years.
We don't think he has got the nerve to tackle
Louisville"
It appears to be definitely settled that VOL
fcrt's koostn will he produced for the first
time ut Wallack'a Theatre on Aug: IS. With
Mr.. Rowe as Ichabod and Mr. Hardenberg as
Brona Bones.
1t is said that the production OF Charles
Reale's adaptation of Zola's sAssonmoir,' u
under the title of Is Drink,:' has caused brisk
demand for the blue ribbon Of tcetotaiism, and
the piece is now on its way through the prov
inces, making numerous converts everywhere
that several young b1oods in the pit refreshed
themselves from brandy bottle during the
hero's final agony OF delirium tremeus. Cnarles
Warner, who plays the principal part. has made
d palpable hit, and the'manaxer has doubled his
salary and engaged him for three years.
According to the Louisville Coarier,7osraa.,
Sam Colyille once, many years ago, "when he
was young and cnarrnfng,'' studied for the mn-
istry, was ordained, and preached for some time
in Pittsburg. Miles once kept ridin:5-school
In St. Louis, being then only youth Of 19.
and gave lessons TO pretty married
woman who subsequently achieved notoriety
under the name Of Dora Shaw. lie was then,
at different times, auctioncer, school-teachcr,
householder (he is the best Judge of horse in
the world), proprietor OF circus, ACTOR
making tens Of thousands In the character OF
4nazeppa,-and finally manager, including the
direction of that dangerous aud expensive
business known US opera bOutte-"
Court at Marshall, Tex, 10 granting contin-
uance Of the case OF Curric, who killed Porter
the actor, the New Orleans Times saws: 1.-THE
plan is untnistakabe. 1t is to weary out the
prosecution, disgust witnesses like Barrymore
who have 70 travel 1900 or 5000 miles every
time the case is called, and finally to pull Curric
through by sheer force OF time anti trickerv.
This sort OF campaign cannot be followed out
except through Tie Courts aid and sympathy,
sustained by public sentiment, and We shal!
now have all opportunity of seeing how much
sincerity there was in tilat glowing proclama-
ton sent forth BY the citizens Of Marshall last
winter promising. the world that Curgic should
be promptly and fairly tried, and that tie Law
should be yindicated and civilization upheld"
A hearty welcome has been extended to Lester
Wallack il San Francisco. THIS is the contlnua-
ton of tile public interest aud goodwill which
hailed him in the West, especially ut Chicago,
where Ills prosperity was abundant. Mr.. Wal
lack is illustrating to new communities kind