, 1879-06-25

been seen beiorc lntcTpretA nicely tho role Oi
Kuh 6tocun, tho double.dycd Villain 10 ,or.
trayej effectively By Mr. Fred Knight, and III.
Edward Barrett Butts those ho plays for - Jerry
blackburn.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
"onr Boys" Will DO played 1t the ualsted
strcat Opera nouse on Thursday evening.
The 1Yallack engagement In San Francisco,
according to dispatches, promises to bo profit
able.
At the South Boston Untversalst Church they
nrc performing historical pageant, "The
Coronation Of Columbus"
Fanny Davenport seems to think she kpows
moro about her getting married than tic re-
porters. Cincinnati Eaqairsr.
Mr.. Rufus Scott and Miss Maria Henley, oi
the Maggie Mitchell combination, wore married
In Hamilton, cau., on May 81.
Mr. Nate Salisbury and Miss Diugcou, Of the
Troubadours, mud Nr. Charlie Bachus, Of the
saa Francisco Mtnstrcls, are In town.
This afternoon will be the last performance Of
"Mme. Favart" at Havcrly's. Ia the evening
''Lca clochcs dc Cornagll'c" will be given.
It IL proposed to open the Rico sufpriso Par.
ty's season at tho Philadelphia Chestnut Aug.
25, probably witt, Bart1ey Campbell and e. T..
Rico's "Wast Point"
Mr.. Harry Meredith, wc learn from the Boston
lhra'd, will DO tl,c leading man Of Mne. Janau-
schck's company next seoson. Mr.. Il. j. Dillon
and bis wife {Fannlo Fraucl.) will also be mem.
bers Of the aatnc company.
No less than $40 dramatic works haye been
presented on the Madrid stage between, Jau, /
md Dec. 81. 1871 Here u the analysis: In
one act, 102; IN two acts, 30; in three acts, ~;
10 moro than thrco acts, q.
:, A telegram from Louisville to tho IndEauapo.
IfH Ia H&AJ
known to good many ptaY-aoers a. promi-
Nent actor scFeral years nEo, has entered the
ministry, aud last night preached most clio.
Quent sermon at the Church of the Messlah.''
:. The London World gives the following list Of
the birthdays or tho qrt!sts Of the Come1ie
E51uc"Iso; h CT: 1871 pslanny 1890; goeyre,
Fayart, md Diuah Folk, 1885; Mile. Dsrnbardr,
18A0; Nile. croizette, 1878; Mile. satnnry, 1851.
Last week alias Lizzie Wabsse.. of the Evan:
Ecine Troupe, waa married to 3fr. ]. Nunno-
tnacher, partner Of E. E. Rice in ills business
the past yeur. The partnership between Rice
dcrstood that the newlY-made brIdu leaves Tie
staGc.
Inst nights train for New York carried down
Mr.. ". q. Mitchell, Of tho St. Louis Olympic,
ailtl thu gentleman who has lcnsed tho Metro
polttan OF this city. liz goes for attractions,
and. according to hiA own story, will open here
--*-bNHN ''*~'t t&~ ~s1SA& tAeA1sy %AiAtAL4 Ro
money Gnu secure, -
An Eugllsh adaptation OF "Lcs Enfants du
Capitaine Graut,'" NJ. Denocry's dra1natizatton
of jules Ferno,s novel, produced last winter at
tho Porto ss. Martin, pnris, will bo brought out
a. tue Boston Iheatre early tlie coming ayasou.
1t Has not much OF SUCCESS In Paris. There
ars opportunities for spectacular display, but It
possesses no literary OF dramatic mort,
Edmund Yates pays this poctical tribute to
Mile. Sarah Bcrnhardt whose slender. propor-
tons hare long been the subject Of the 1ests OF
the paraRraphera:
70 taa Gsicty FoosirIsts I We're led; sa0 '"se'
But since yeasssday thoy hava turned o'sr new
And q 4Fo:othpfck now drawn them instead.
Tie "Baaux atrataRctn will be produced In
The Imperial Iheatre In London next season
up1Gr Miss Ltttop's management. It has moi
been acted in London fur twenty Yeuss, MAS
Lttton 1ntenos to produce serlcs Of old
comedies Will picked company whlch will iu-
Lun.t&iu 10 Englani, and perhaps str. Charlcss s
Ccghlnn. Mr. BuckstQno liz the old dxys used
10 be famous Scrn1.
The Bucnoa Ayres Standard publishes the fol-
lowing telegram from Nossl, tho Italian traco-
dim: "Genoa, Mny Ill accept your offer to
1angu1ate L. ts roIcama Agentno on condition
tirlng from the stngo am anxious tu visit onee
moro the trcu soil Of America aud say good.by
u tts sons md my dear couutrYmcu there. I
snllat once Remember mo e Murouo, Thine,
"EANRsT RoBsI.n
". Got. tho doyts Of the Co.nedlo Frnucatsc,
had tremendous recall ns he made his exit
aftor superb bit Of actIng In ala Jois FaIt
Pour" at tho London Gaiaty tho other night.
Hu returned 20 the stage, but refused to destroy
the "seenic illusion" completely Ignored tho
couple Ut nous to tho persuu Gu scene, again
rc.tTod, thus acknowledging the compliment
while complying with tho principles Of Biz art.
Mr.. Arthur Skctchoy's attempt to restore the
character Of Patstaa' to the London stage doos
l'ot appear 70 have beun brilliantly successful.
edition Of bis -hrs. Brow, md one of tho critics
says that his performance was "ovcn tlngeu at
tinles with sometttpg approaching to melan.
eholy stratu." Melancholy In connection with
HketcSely must certainly ba credited viii H. orisi .
nality.
Tic New York Atrturv says: Minstrel agents
arc deeply occupied With tile study Of asitedi-
luvlan nnitnal nomenclature for use on poseers
aud advertisements. llaverly uaalt himself
,nasto1ou, with forty burnt corkists; Hooley
him ten better. Now eome other entesprlsing
mlnatreler should fusniall the champion raleo.
zosc Beheinoth hlnatrels, which would require
the auditorium for tho performance, and luaye
the atago for the couVen'ouse OF the spectators.
AutusLua LAZY tske8 possession OF lh6 N8M
York broadway Theatre Ia few days. The
hor'a says he VIZ expend $4,000 IN altera-
tons. To avoid tho old objection OF tho stairs
the pasqnat u 10 ba reached by a succession OF
slf9ht uul easy terraces IRON Broadway. Tbs
ehaltA will be bettere1 a,ld everything made
attractive. Ile lnteudss, 10 make IL { CON.
edy place, aud will call II "Dsiy'e
.theatra."' Tile feature IA to be a per-
fosuance which shali include TWO mud ofton
tnfee plccca-alwAys eo,nedtetta, or perhaps
onn-aour. .and.a-hait colnic irama, operetta,
Vaudeville, tarce, and thu. Ike. lii Leaves for
LouIon shortly to supervise the production at
4,e Pr!ncesa Theatre Ut |ts now drama Of Lon
aoa lite Which 1e prepared last winter, but re.
turns ~ Time TO open tho new place IN SepteEn-
per- and ~ company with Gotne recruits fron
EpRland Tor hls cast. He Is simply to ,uanago
Ills theatre from ihe stage business standpoint,
and to exclusively leave tho bustnesa aud box.
Office tnauauemnlts to N English capitalist who
ia willing to aid the venture.
Church aud Stage Guild has lust been
founded tn England. lts opjects are (l} .tto
promote religious ind social sympathy between
ihe members Ut The church a,ms The stage; c3}
to hold meetings for the4a purposes frotu t,nla
tions discussed Of vomtnon intsrsst Il, tue nem-