The sun., 1879-06-08
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Mr. Louis James and Miss Marie Wainwright will lead
son, appearing IN The Bankers pauehtef.n
N M rinaforen viii continue to he the attraction
AZ the Madison square Theatre where the saNle Eng
lish Opera Company perform It In a spirited manner.
The Sew York Ghilfren,s % Pi1afore Company viii sp
srys iyceum TGesiTe At p ~ exceplns on saturday,
when their houris u. NJ.
Miss Sophie Gnpin OF Baltimore has recently accom-.
miss Gpln & eong. to ne family oieXGov Gilpin sheis
sam Deyere will enter upon his second week at the
b5oadway ineslI, % W. Mtinofr3w eVsning Jasper' Is az
cancaturst OF negro characters
Miss Angie sehott has been at the Aquarium
other week The Aquarium is Instructive ami entertain.
ms and very pleasant place to spend AN hour at
this season
Horrors avery amusing extravaganza, and it is
Union square rheare Nr Hdouin ana Mr. MestayeT 81 yT
ar9ish nnlimed nn and the peIiorma9ee Of the latter
houses a the Park Theatre Boston, that the Union
tlronrhont The remaining ortnight Of their engagement
6eTaorc ' b. dispensed wit6 '' ''"'"'"' VIII
"Pinaiorc" at the Standard Theatre, is progressing
pleasantly and encouragney under the management OF
now arriving in New YORK, Who have heretofore gone
Is scductye influence and take tin"
The success Of Miss GwlLn at wanack's is very de
dGced as il would sssdrediy have had long run How.
ever, Il the weather remain cool Mallack's which IS
les. be crowded for time Miss Cayendish has not
before been seen here to so great advantage.
Miss Katherine Rogers has had some diamonds stolen
but the most remarkable feature ol the case is thAts
generally Understood that the theft was genuine one
The tnctls worthy Of note NJ time when the common
cNIedents NJ proc sonal fame lost diamonds the
and the British nobility for the other Also II
be COMES sod that from dramatic point Of view the
Duke o Argys visit 20 THIS country is, 80 far but nd
fcrentll explained
Miss Nelson will begin her in this country oct
20 at the Park Theatre, BROOKLYN, and Will subsequently
act for fortnight each at the walnut Street Theatre
| Philadelphia. the Globe Theatre, Boston, McNcker s
| Chicago and the house which Mr. Pope is building
| In ST Louis She VIII not have play the negoua
| tons with Mr. W, = Gillrrt for the production Of
Gretchen having terminated IN Miss Nelson's refusal
ftth Avenue Theatre but whether early late In the
season is not yet determined; II - quite certain, how
ever that the play will be Amy Ruhsartn Among the
conspicuous candidates for the role of Roaeo and
other Juvenile leading parts OF Miss Nelson's repertoire
aud me one, moreover who would seem to stand the
greatest chance oi being engaged is MT g. Dacre who
II now IN London
aver" said hr DANIEL II Harklns when called upon for
speech at the fift Avenue Theatre on Friday Her
noon or In any capacity suppose but hope To meet
my friends again elsewhere" Mrlarkns had lost great
deal money durng the ana this SPECIAL perform.
nnce Was tor his benefit The theatre comfortably
daushter appeared ~ one act OF David GaTyck Miss
Mary Anderson played ItHMeH6t In two acts OF ln2o.
| mar supported by Mr. larklnA whose I101nr was
| ~ kindly ana gentle that 0reck maiden. however
| umid, would have thought VI tearing himi the Park
company the tart act from "EngAgcd,N Miss MGrga
ret LAnner rccited the Rice burosque company riskcd
through the school scene from Babes IN the Wood ~
| aud Mr. Frederick Pauding and Miss Geraldine haye.
y0uthuly weak closed with he third act OF The Lady
| OF Lyons