, 1879-04-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Buffalo I,tll says his receipts At the California
Theatre for SIX pighta aud saturday matinee
wcro &D,317
The Ward. BARRYMORE combination will coma
together again, for The first timo since the trag-
edy, this evening" st Loutsvslle.
Miss Fanny Davenport has been suffering from
fever, and somc Of her engagements
havo been cancelled. She Is recovering, they
say.
According to tile Dramatic Httss, Ada Gwen
dish says at,e will not hecotno stock actress,
bul will star no1t teasop. Therefore Wa1laek
emit hare her.
NJ. john ". BlaEslel, who i,as been out
Wiz. tho Dillon purity, returned to town on sat.
urlay, owlng to thu dIspoBl,0n-putting It
,nillly-of the Star.
''l,a File DO Rosan.,," Burners great tragic
trntna, In which Sarah lscEnhardt won m,tch
fatnc, Is nlay in whiel, Miss Anderson taka of
anpoAylnH iicxt seasun. Nj. JulsaN MaEnus Ia
sn!tl 10 0c tic adaptcr.
Edwin Booth will apncar In Nulwcr's "Rsclc-
!!cuh tllis evening. with II strong cast. On
Weanc1lay and Thnrsday The bal VIII bo |
"Rirlsart' Ill., and Oh Friday, ns1l Saturday
"fi1e Fools Revenge will be played.
Mc.srs. Robson md Crime this evening begin |
Of Errors will fl0 continued, the comedians re-
scrsInE the parts In whlc! they were caat last
wrck. Mr. Robson Will play The Vromo ef |
Ephes"s and slr. ". II. Crane the Dro1'o Of |
oyraeMe.
Thu Dcs Motues Etqts'tr says Duouruo girl !
writes to her Dcs Molnes cousin as 10 her In
trcssi,is In relation to i1lc great Gern actress;
= Az ~ Jannuscllck, .shu ju.l overturned NY
tall, extremely graceful, Will 4 trngIc Dir, m
aanilinc uose, unA fnr-fctrtcj eyes. Now, 1
say sle must be- short and stout minus first The
second btcnspeds, md haro form like VERY
Amazon; aIso o t0relcn accunt, ul,d must say,
u vnr,' mud 'bcllult mel vas Gcyene Of behui-
,atnlt!'"
r1 T a,r,o,t for ro,sa,s ,,st 1rowr Il, ,,,,r.
srf H. .,aiin 49, ~ "nvn"",ncnt viii Hrcrm.
p} tmo ,fe n 9ne.ont s"rs II,at !, III III
.seW au'k, MAf ~ M ~ III H., ~ ,,nta w. ~
vnISs ,I VIZ , @ ,I,nt e a. ~. ~ % ,nnt
ah!l lonest ma n sisat, 80 ios Us , nqhcy ,"as
ters are snesfeu peusea ca a, onI p"u 'u. @ s
oWn stu2naitY Go "a, ios. ne .aea .,,at sou,
cnauat alu ~ M9rst ~, ts1'ns u s
.,9 r 1a y " nr',tarh rho 20 lsdnt fnnw INV 10
Wrk tnu ~ m,sc y w scn,, Mn t"t nn,risani
sleaAns ni nGasss IL sus'ns t,s .'s .a,Lt, n,'
sa'G @ mt H. oSsn1 si,1,, i1lu ,1o itH nr.
n t ~: s',s, hn", toE, eomt rc Yn,,
sta a yo aso ., rr oeSn % ,aH I'M. moas AZ iS sh, no o
. aa ae'ses H., s,icp, Eicp vnrn ~ tn so i. .l
Hi Bil Deutse has a ott aRed 80 radcb, nd he las
as vcs, brought no suit.
! Tile other dny VIC alluded 10 tho dramatfzat!on
q. "Pttgyin's Progress" ey the Rev. Edward
| EgglcstOr. Ol Brooklyn. Tint gentleman flils
whlclI he apcnks II a presentation Of Bunyan's
! work tn dramatic form III Lun}un, mil u It's
success. "Wtlile IN Lon,lun in the summer Of
1871" he says, :" l received nn Invitation to VII,
OIL tic second part OF 'rilgriln's progrcss'
| This lttto play uas written by Mrs. George
Macdonald, The admirable wife 0f the eminent
novelist. Tim Martionnia family which ct1,s1sts
o' M Se1 t sys Ak s
%9!te! With ts swsetes. tes,ohs sn1, ~ ~
Ttnesssd rs ner!Ssaso Y nasr ..S xa ol
Lor naeae III 1us;am .o ,o,,i orIy TT
10 ea,lc1 d.amat'e, u @ w. "n"orass. H.. @ =, T. ne
nalt o. Cnfs',.ha Mas lans ", ma" "a ,sa,, IN
@ ar a' ~ s. ~ ,Sa hv
sres; sntcr II ino ssus Ma,onaI was iuii Of
en IT. @. nceasnn h. dcor Usrue
rt r n,sS. a "hm c~inue @ ' liz Ii.ss aMnemse @
sa!mS plt ~, ~ nhrt NV 1.I1 n"nmc nu ronnsfely
ea ny noo. 1 rie u ~ hs,1 ,1,t,,es
soa ~ se @ vas nycp y. ,os an1 o,a. was
Aitef th1 peeU wa8 , 'et 'as ,,ter a a,.
Joining room n1a take % cnIae. o.1,e me,'t1o ~.
ihs as tsalt ot HoS.ssAn f,sssa,; Mnssata'''5 Z
Ihe Lora cilamnof'asaa nma Ieiusfo ~. ~
s, eStso oco, me u'"t1 If an @ NJ" and urgotten ssat
| 1k..k
ute aea!nst rol'etous rtavs w no "as ' p'uS u,
cut Oh thy ocg.1nn o. "ea spcas, ,', a'n ,nsn. srs
noar n'c' ut'tl' aal not 1nasheh, ssen .sa.
with tsit rest o. us. o'eIncatu sau5 resat
70 tae era GSnSf.a @ a. 1ms p ,ssrnn s,
hes more ~ tno Wngsa,isasa ~; n. h r1wc
than AhYtig sno ',au esci ,',o, r ,no,, ~
end EeiItleman,s III ata'nn u u lo!haen % %poh ~
second part u rMef's ,r ~ I'sI ,o,,
trtlsts that travcil,R eonlpnn!e. WI IT, @ ue,"S
hun Wit! npplscatns los t!e nso ,, .! 'ns pSY'
i. lie designs 1t only 1os nso III n's o"h c"u'e"'
: The New York Journals are generally luke
+ warm III rcgurd to Cazaurau'y" LosL Chlldren,
i produced Thursday nfgh. 1t the uu4on SQUARE .,
,ianpin,s ,l,c fnet lint "I;s framework Ia ihu
F.: Of 'Lgs Orphcllns tlu ront Notse DaMc,' d
] old French drama, tta t.,ottye Is In d larel
n,ros,,re Tint uf s'Tlic Two Orpl.aps,' lis text
mr." surrests half q tiDzen other popular .
. stn,,iaru dramas, a,.l its characters aro th
n sr"ati1us Of yurjous minds" at the same tin,
) min,tta lint Sir Cnzuura,l thaa used his I'M
. tcr,als effectively, mIngllng and haru,onizin
o ,cm win rooJ rcsl,l:a, Considered alonc
It nsin tTon, tic question OF originality, "Los
8 Children" is u l,luf Which will seryu all til