The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-04
TheatrisaIs by releEraph.


Theatrieais by Telegraph.
New York, July Madison Square,
Niblo's and Hayerlcy's remain open,
but preparations are going on ut the
other theatres for vigorous reopening
Of the fall season.
wallack is arranging for the Con-
quest London pantomine company.
Union Square Is preparing for the
presentation Of Daniel Rochat.".
Daly's Is preparing for the presenta-
tion OF a play of the s.Frou Frou'
type.
Booths, for the introduction Of Sarah
Bernhardt.
The Grand opera house, for the return
Of J. X. Emmett.
The Fifth Avenue. for the appearance
Of debutante.
Th ePark, for acomedy star, and the
Standard. for the birth Of drama, by
the Conquest pantomine company and
Henri Petit, the dramatist, who leaves
Liverpool to-day.
Booth and Thursby sailed for Liver
pool on the 30th uit., and were accom-
panied down the bay by steamboat
loaded with friends. Louis Z. Dickson
also sailed yesterday.
The Standard theater was sold under
mortgage on the 28th OF June to
Bernard Earle for S23. 900.
Modjeska is reported to have broken
her engagement with Sargent to return
here. 1t is stated that she Is doing SO
well in London that she refuses to leave.
Sargent will send an agent to London
TO look after matters.
Frank NJ. Chapman has engaged the
following support for Agnes Leonard:
Frank Weston, Edwin varrey, q. J.
Nichols, Chas. ]. Fyffe, Ralph Dermore,
Alvie Wren, Geo. T. Ulmer, Mrs. ].
w. Bentone, Lizzie May Ulmer, W.
ii. Hamilton, E. C. Coyle and J.
Tuttle. Z. w. Woolcott las been en-
gagged rs business manager.
Kate Claxton and company produce
.'The Double Marriage. next week at
the Windsor theater.
Joseph E. Whiting has. been secured
for next season by A. N. Palmer for
the Union Square theater.
BARLEY Campbell leaves the Standard
for the production Of several OF his plays
in December.
Haverley mastodon minstrels (sixty
people, viii sail for London shortly.
The new Irish drama entitled .sCar-
rick a Reede," was presented at Hav-
erly's in Brooklyn on the 2sth uit. The
cast included G. @. Davenport. Samuel
Ryan, Sol Smith and wife, Ellie Johns,
Annie Deland and Laura Phillips. The
season closes there July 10th.
wilhelmj is playing at Roster &
Rails concert and beer garden.
A company OF Spanish bull fighters
arrived on Thursday from Havre, pro-
posing to give performances In the cir
Gus now building on 10th street and
Sixth avenue. The party numbers
some Of the most skillful fighters In
the arena at Madrid.
Another immense building, compris-
ing a theater, concert hall, summer
garden, restaurant, billiard rooms,
bowling alleys and stores is being
erected at the corner of Third avenue
and l4th street by Manager Henendorf,
Of the Germania theater, for n German
stock company.
Emily Bland, widow OF Humphry
Bland, at whose theater in Washington
she played during the war. died yester.
day.
Harriet Beecher Stowe and Marx
Twain are reported to be engaged re.
vamping "Uncle Toms Cabin"
Emma Thursby makes concert tcur
next fall.
"Our Gentlemen Friends" new
comedy, written by Stern & Cross, /.
to be presented ut Hooley's next weel
by Geo. Hollands combination.
The Boccaccio performance by Muhn'.
company this week, has been vel
patronized, and will be followed b,
"Fatinitza."
Mary Anderson reads the Declaration
of Independence at Philadelphia ON th,
Fourth Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George knight sail fol-
New York ON the 10th.
George c. Boniface supports Adj
Cavendish on her coming tour.
Minnie Palmer presents her coined!
next season from the pen OF Archibalt
Gunter. Hugh Darvoy will be bust
ness manager.
Louise Pomeroy goes TO Australi,
next season to star under Manager Al
| Hovpsann