, 1879-08-24
SCATTERING.

Miss Eugene Paul and Thomas Jefferson, sou
of the comedian, were married last thursday
morning at Hohokus, Nd
Not satisfied with providing the opening at
fractions at four theatres (thc Union Square,
Holiday Street, Baltimore, Chestnut, Philadet-
phia, and. National, Washneton)' BARLEY
Campbell has a son who is..an inclptent dram
atist. He las written play called 'Ihe III
noccnt Boy,n and is engaged On Two Others
The authors aec is years.--Airror.
The following will be the cast Of Boucicaults
new play. "Rescued": The Earl Of 4Hoaata'ta-
lev, 4. D. Billings; Lady Sy61 ft'Ters, Rose
Corhlan: R,4skoo, George Clarke; John Weather
ley, John Clayton; jerry 2aroo1' DominleN
Murray: .Nr. Manifold, Harry Edwards; Dick
sic, newsboy, Ada Gilman; Fhent@ 01tsHy'
.1ohn brougham; W,ddico6. ". Herbert;
afrd1e. Ada Gilman; BHnd Eddy, Cecile Rush;
.7nns uarsfdc, Marie Prescott; Naggie Lizzie
Ka1sev: Jennie, Miss Barnicoat; Dan, Pearl
Eyttngc. Thursday evening, Sept 4, Is an
nonnced a. the right date Of its production.
Randmanu'simportcdc company comprises he:s
Bandnauu; Miss Millie Palmer, leading lady'S1ic
ot the tragediau; Edward S. Cation, stage man
aeer and first old man; Miss Nard D'Almayne,
soubrette; Gerald Eyre, leading juvenile 1dmetg
Theatre, London); Elinor Aiken, first old wom-
| an Robertson's company; HenIY AVelM3,
| leading heavy man Crheatrc Royal, Manches-
teri; Mrs. Henry Aveling. second juvenile @sane
theatre); Phillip Beck, light comedy ldlope
Theatre, London); Henry Barfoot, first low
| comedy; Charles Iobbett, Walkins gentleman
| Drury Lane, London}; 1. $. Ontram, character
business and "watcher (ditto); Wimot Eyre
| valking gentleman and fops; Percy Lyndal4,
resnonsible business (handsome); Dcnby New
ton. singing parts (Her Majesty's Opera); kose
| LeclcrcQ. engagement probable, but not settled.
The Dramatic ,Nsws, commenting, upon an
article in Western paper upon the marital
infelicittcs Of actors and actresses, says: Edwin
| Forrest, Alice Oates, Z. E. Price,, Nelson,
Matilda Heron, Fletcher, Louise Fome1oy, Brig
this theory OF psychological effect. There never
vas more blindly mistaken argument, nor
| more willfully inaccurate peTversloo OF facts.
| That there are more. divorces among mem
| hers Of the dramatic profession tban
IN any other walk OF life that the marital lie Is
more lirhtIy regarded By actors and actresses
Than by ordinary people, or that the family re-
fat;ons oi players are in any Way whatsoever
more omen to criticism than those OF men and
1varnen devoted to less public pursuits, We most
"mnhatically t1env. During the past few months
sharc have been two divorces granted to mem
har. ~ the dramatic professiou;- one to kate
GE,-ordRowc and one to kn.ie Baker-Pr.e. In
he same period OF time, men and women repre-
sentino other branches Of business have contrib
Tted hundreds upon hundreds OF similar cases
Even. tie pulpit-which we presume noooi'
.s,i assert should be particularly prolifc1n thiE
| ra1ard-has produced at least pnir Of DEGREES
II far Western territory the Rev. vosburgh
farmer1y Of Jersey City, recently sought and OBJ
4o;ned fraed dou from the marital bonds which Wers
1istasrefnl to him. But, while the ink from oul
nen Is stfll wet. long dispatches from ~44onoo1