, 1880-02-01
LOCAL NOTES.

LUG u44l"dAAEG AQodl10 ufA3 uEGA 4C<AoEu Ny
c. S. Sullivan,
Neg Merrt1tes, embodied by Miss Louie
Lord, at the Lvceum tomorrow.
This evening will see the last performance
Of "Carte Blanche" at Ramlin's.
"The Juggler," a musical burlesque by
Pohl and Konradi, will be the feature to-
night at McVicker's, where the German COM
pany perform.
Nunnemacher, it is said, has bought
"Hearts Of Oak" for New York. He intends
to produce it at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
with all the scenic display possible. -,
Herrmann's agent, F. G. Maeder, has ar
been a tssensation" in California for five
weeks. He follows Gus Williams at Nc
Vicker's.
A correspondent writes: .tPlease inform
IN yoqfh IT. Valua9e Paper nsic II an s
shares In the North Side theatre known as
the National" We believe that Mr.. Emmet
has not.
Frank S, Chanfrau and his we1l-known
kit" appear. at Hanllin's during the en-
suing week. Among the company are: Mr.
Henry WI Mr. N.Y. n. & Garland, 5 Miss josephine
Baker, Miss N. Maurice. Miss Victoria Cam
eron, Mr.. ". 3. Alexander.
"Our Innocent Pastor" and "The Post
Boy" will be played in Michigan the en-,
suing week by a company organized by E.d
Barrett and Clark B. Iiam1in. Among the
people engaged are Wood Benson, Lester
Burton, +. Davenport, Robert Browser, An
ME Ryner, Lulu Francis
Already we have noted the popularity Of
Hobbies" and we have also dwelt upon the
ton at Hooley's. Nat Goodwin could not
have desired more than he has received this
week,-the houses have been filed every
night. The engagement closed last evening.
"The Galley Slave ~ has done an enormous
business at Hayerly's during the week. No
such audience has been seen this season as
that which assembled yesterday afternoon.
Every inch Of room vas occupied on the
lower floor, and the gallar1es were hiled. NE
second being reserved owing to the demand
The last performance will be given tonight
Mr.. Hall, the Chicago correspondent Of the
Dramatic Mirror, this week deVoteS much
space to sketch Of Dan D. Emmett's Ate-
Mr. Emmett was one OF the founders OF ne
gro minstrelsy, and is now residing IN this
sponlent, in view Of 11r. Emmett's services
and his present condition, urges benefit fof
the veteran.
Theatrical business has been unusually
brisk during the past six days, and "DIink "
in its second week at McVicker's has shared
in the general prosperity The last perform, e11,,,
production W was given last night. Tomorrow
evening Gus Williams will appear for the
first time in this city in his play sour Ger
man Senator"
Robson and Cranes new drama, "Sharps
and Flats.' was produced at New orleans
last week, fol. the first time on any stage:
letter, ''the audience screamed over It N 2
Way that would make John Mccullough sick
with enyy.'' The piece will be played in
Chicago during the next engagement OF these
fortunate comedians.
Mr.. 6. ". Mitchell, a sensational actor OF
VII HRPdd?S5 Teg t6e assf
tomorrow evening in his character drama
Entitled "Tracked to Death; or, The Lad
der Of Crime" Hewill be supported by MISS
Ella Briton, who is spoken OF osttavo;faoly. '
The business at this house mas oeen unllQ1n1-
ly good for several weeks.
The management Of the Olympic have
found in ttPhilip. Gordon. Miner," card
which has drawn fine audiences since its pro
duction, It will run one week longer: The
part OF Philip, assumed BY AZ: e Georg9 ee
werE aid Mss 5Goc e2oS c6arss has
by her graceful and at the same time 1ofclole
rendition Of the female role.
morrow W evening Charles Mathews "The
Liar" with the following cast: Slr JGnles
EllIott, Mr.; Harry REYNOLDS, g1d W1lfGsng' lfn
" 6nnn Sam:s pa1Eo MskaE fSna q L. "3S y DSsmaFez; M t.
william, Master Ray G. pemarest; John,
| Master George Davis; lftsa Grdnthdm, Miss
Minnie Allen; Miss Godfrey, Miss Cora 3:
Lownsbery. The performance WILL occur at
the West End Opera-House.
A rather clever comedy called "Mother-lnS, IN
Law" played at Hooley's last Sunday, Will
be repeated tonight at the same house.
Dickey Lingard's company will present 1t.
The same organization vii appear tomorrow
evening for the first time in this city IN Az
gier's :*Les Fo4rchambanlts,D pay % wn1sn,
berry, was produced at the Aaymarkel Lon,
don. under the name Of "The Crisis," )" and
won much attention.
"The Palace Theatre Of America, - as Billy
Emmett calls his pretty West Side Academy
Of Music has been drawlpbg bgg 1arg9 aneegS
embraces a nelodrama and variety. Just
His Luck " is the name Of play Of a $ sensa- IN sa
row evening, Mr. E. T. Goodrich playniG9, yi9, the 11e
sadqg lead Gga5 9 ad Aqas e the 1da{sne he we
duetists the Stuart Sisters, and the fisn
sketch artists the CAROLS.
Thursday last few of the members OF the
old Arcadian Club gave dinner to Bartley
Campbell at their old haunt-DoWnlng's
There were some twenty-five VI L!l1l - 6CA
tlemen present, nearly all Of whom were
connected with the stage or the press 1t IS
needless to say that the affair was Of the Jol-
iiest character. There were but three brief
speeches. One, made by 7: z. Cowles, con
yeyed the congratulations Of the company TO
iii, Campbell upon his success: Barley
| feiicitousfy and feelingy replied; and Mr.
S. Steele followed in a few happy remarks.
Since Monday last ". D. Eaton's "An the
Rage" has been running to large business at
HaVerly's Brooklyn Theatre. The Ea1te OF
that city says. of the play: Where tne ,: OBJ
| iect of q drama resides rather in furnishing
amusement plot is almost superhuous, yer,
| Yr. Eaton has strung his, funny SITUATIONS
upon a strong thread, and has treated ms
| bot as well as characters carefully and n
eeniously. The general movement Is QUICK
and spontaneous, the dialog bright aha &c &C.
| casionally epfgramatic, and the VII OF tne
author finds expression In pungent Tepaltee
as often as his humor reveals ! itse1 M N lnc.-
dent. character, and situation" Tomorrow
evening q All the Rage" will for the hfst
| time be seen In Boston,
GREEy-RooM GOSSIP.
They saw that Alice Harrison Is organizing
| +" Boarding School" party:
The business Of Clara Morris In San Fran
;.oo ;e eaid tn he very large.