, 1879-02-05

dkEEN-NOONA NAPSSlFs
Joseph Whcclock appeared a. EAoeh Arden at
the broadway Theatre, Nav York, last Saturday
afternoon.
When Dartou Fill, The other morning, called
on Warren of the Boston Museum, the servant
announced hIm as t'Mr. Bunker HILL"
Tllu dramatic and .ln.;cal lHtror alleges
that Z. X. Thorne. Jr., receives tl50 for "yo,-
uhtecrIng hts bcryfccB" at Manager Goodwin's
Lcucit tn Philadelphia.
Some Of the papers report that Ed Marble,
tue cummcdnu, Ia engaged to lotta. So h0 Is,
az go mich per week. Edward has already
taken matrimonial degrees.
Mr, j. T.. Williamson haa bcen SO fortunate as
10 draw a tl0, ,00o prizes in the Havana lottery.
II was tile first ticket l,o ever bought, and be
declares tt shall bo The last.
Fanny Daycnport's nose Il 1atl,cr volumin-
oux, to lie sure, but, as ttat does not appcar
c0nsplcnously In tho part, VIC think we like her
Hesai'"', iEuratt7c'y speasang.-s' Louh
Tintks-Jplrnai.
The English Lord Chamberlain has forbidden
tho PRODUCTION in England Of Mr.. Cnzaurnn's
adaptation Of "holhcr nH1 son." The prau-
cipnl objection was to the use Of tfc word
"mistrcss," A. the conclusion Of tho third act.
II negotiations now pendng between Mckee
Haukth u,,I Mrs. II. l.. BAicman, fur thc pro-
ducton Of "rhc Dau!tes !" IN London, tef,nl.
mats satisfactorily, Mr.. Rnnktn,w1I engage spe.
ttHi s'"pAbJ a"a ltoes t"7 S1t1aul'e III tAe
sprtHs.
"Gcntlemen Of the jury" said tho J,.dgt, ss
they were playing "A Man Of the PeopleH at 4
New Orleans theatre last week, "Eentlemen Of
the jury. do vou ind thr prisoner guilty or not
g,'tltys" "Wc dos u,e foreman, stern'y.
1t WAS the heruine'A business to 3aint here, but
ahc would have tainted III any case.
Mckee Rankin Is handsomer than ever. lie
snys hr has lndfnn blood In bis yrius. 10 10
has. lie plays title nun!teA" better nov tlIan
ever, and he gets hnndtorier every day. When
10 makes anolt.cr ,ni|lon OF tint drama. he'll
set up fur mAshcr All1 cNme back to society
comedy. The popular tide seems to have ahlfted
from tho 0ranl Upcra.tlouse to Booths
7ri"t"o 1T Spirit Of tas I',ats.
"It will never do" prophestc.l cynlc when
he icara that Sarah heruhardt and Croixctte
u G iee ,y tea Ssssp sp.4 Z s Msp. rs 10. ~
wrong. Crnizctto Was tuss about to pass trom
tin,c into eternity tho other night, bcsore 4
flushed audience, when hural. whispered! 10 her,
for her private car: "Hy the byc, my dear,
you living nowt" "you know ~ we'll Is do"
returned tht Other In a rage: why do you try
tn nut ulu out In tl.at wayt" Then, tu' ming
from her tar1nGntoT to the sudtcnct, slu took
The tlnsc. it Jill put her out ciicctually; nlni,
Tor that night, thc Errat SCENE was spoLleu. The
next duy sarah was withdrawn from tho rast..-
Lo"don lKor'a.
sirssrs. Joseph Bradford and John ]. Nc.
Naily, nt boston. are Just dntshtnE tllree.act
extravaganza Of an cutlrc1Y unique character,
upon whicl, they have been engaged lhc greater
part Ut the winter. 1t is essentially different
from anything vi tlw k!nd ever placed upof,
the stage, hctnr not only entirely original In
plot aud music but also in scenic sets, s,tua-
tiuns, lnctdeuts, Annl costumes. Tho nlualc,
which cunsista Ot over thirty nulu1cfs, has rct,
eamposc4 e1ptcssly tYr 'l.e play oy T. Brigham
so' ss1t sa,9. sa 81 sFx!'y rI, a. pss,s
Three Ut tic numbers 1laYe been tlrfIuuuCei