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: DRAMATIC NOTES.
On Monday, Sept. Ia, Robson and Crane will ap-
pear at Hooley's.'
]. ". Hurley and Alf johnson will appear In
1.-THE Black Diam onds.''
a play by Henri Rochefort is to be produced
at the Paris vaudeville.
The Lawrence Barrett company will pass
through the city to-day.
Mr. Foote, Of Haverly's Mastodons, will, it is
expected, reach the city from London this
morning.:
It turns out that Harry Richmond, of "Our
Candidates, Is not dead- He is enjoying his
obituaries.
:, They say that Lotta has brought back from
England an armful OF plays BY British authors.
We hope so.
The star at the Ha1sted Street Operu- House
during the week will be- Randolph Murray in
Henry Dunbar"
=, ..Bigamy" is the name Of a drama, written by
Ettie Henderson, which will shortly be produced
IN the Standard Theatre.
sothcrn has recently successfully undergone
tw9 painful operations at the hands Of surgeons
IN London, and ut latest accounts was tmprov-
Nut Goodwin follows IA Child OF the Stat"
at the Grand Opera House. Tho Tom Keene
company open their season at the same house
on the 4th prox.
Gen Haver]y says II the Board Of Education
grants him renewal OF the lease Of the Dear
its improvement With that money he thinks
he can make 1t one OF the finest houses ln
America It he cannot get the house he will
build q new one.
taste for such. shows US his Tourists" He
afcosted an author the other day.. Going to
pa Sad stronr aay
the hero" .'Wouldn't give a d. for it."
said Smith, walking away to count his house.
The "Mliss" combination this season In
Glndes Annie Pizley, Cassie Troy, Lillian Keeder,;
Johnson, Frank Kilday. Andrew Waldron, A. II.
Hastings. Robert Hayes. Egpert Foster, and
cnar1es er Rael qh5 E. nsDenonsh IS the gen
and treasurer. They play at McVIcker's.
Maggie Mitchell will act at Hooley's next week
IN the following we'll plays of her roper
foire; ,!s s Fanchon% on Monday evening; Jane
1natinee: "Lorle," Wednesday evening; - Jane
Eyre" Thursday; The Pearl Of Savoy Fri
of ;be sas any nd n the
evening appear at the Olympic. During the
past week Manager Sprague has been repatnt-
ing and recarpetlng bis house. The Pastor
erly's. Their early return indicates their suc-
cess when last here. The troupe Is probably the
best strictly variety organization now on the
road.
In the suit against the Edwin Forrest Home,
brought by william B. Forrest, as to the validity
Of the great actors will, Judge Barnard, In
Kings County (N: - Supreme Court, has denied
u motion for stay Of proceedings, An order
had been obtained removing the case from the
Supreme Court to the United States Courts, but
Court
In the " Nuts du Boulevard" drama which
in to be played next season ut the Theatre do5
anuns, Paris. one Of the scenes represents a
cabinet parteulier at Brebant's. 1n this play the
hight Of realism will be reached, for the famous
restauratcur has promised to send a real supper
to the theatre every night during the perform
auco OF the piece, and some rell garfons with
real whiskers to serve it.
Zone Hundred Wives - will be played during
Thanksgiving week ut McVickcr's Theatre in
this city The PIECE Is BY Col. gu Pierce and Mr..
Manager .McVicker impressed with the piece
after reading IT that he concluded to give the
Criterion Comedy Company. who will play 1t.
in Philadelphia, which viii occur on the 18th.
the body OF Adelaide Nelson from the NouveAu
Chalet du Rond Royal in the Bots to tho Paris
Morgue This t.3.nsfe1 s1ys that paper; took
stances. The body of the young, woman was
shrouded In sheet and rolled in packing
was % scarcely C. conceaied from public view. Then
two carriers and an agent Of the police mounted
the wagon and departed. It was thus, at
h,,d come to the Bois in her magnificent landau,
traversed the whole OF Paris to the Morguo.
This evening the performance at Havorly's
Theatre viii be given for The ';In benefit it,, of the
the Dark in which MI Ed Bar rett, Mr.: Simon
Foshan Miss Lon FnlleT ; M, Miss Mile nennin sn
dnn's Ride" viii then be reclted ~ .Mr. Charles
r Thorne. The Dick Dedtcpe Of the Juvenile
Opera Company. Master Dunn, will Ounce horn
t1ina. Mary RnChp4 will d5SrNj1T9n AfT0ntnS nf
the Day; Mr.. Lou ". Raymond will sing "a
Mariners Homes the Sea-" and Joseph Simore,
tiers, Mile. Euuente, and the three Ronaldos will
also appear in their speciaitics-
"The DanicheRs" has done a good business at
Haverlys It will be % succeeded by boncteanlt's I
Assray % Mr.. T. charies% % K Thorne. Jr:, % viii appear
in his original character Of Rodo|ph Chandoce,
his first great success at the Union Square The
eide, & Mr.. 0 oven S Fawcets; "a it, Gos1tne, Mr Waaen
Ing: sak la 5SGa GHera: ~ liz: " temoyne Laton-
11a,.d1 's a Caandoee, I'd ' Miss Eie wilton; 4atfe
Miss Maud Harrison: Suzanne OHar1. Miss Ida
Vernon; the Countess, mother Of R0doph, Mrs.
Miss Nellie Morant; Sophie, Miss Sarah Cowen-
According to the Partstnn the highest-prfeed
artists IL. the Bernhardt company are Mr.
Angelo. the ''leading man "-hts real name is
youngest sister Of tho great actress, each Of
whom receives 5000 francs per month. All arc
engaged for five months but salaries do not
begin until the 9Th Of November. Besides the
two artists just mentioned, the other PRINCIPAL
members Of the company are Nine Mea, Mile
saReE % S s@9 M%s qs hd5GnS and FsGfs mssfss
DelGtraz, Joliet, and Chamounin, the last named
Of whom has been twice to America already.
Hague, is the stage manager, and Nine Joliet,
some time at the Vaudeville. In this city, is
prompter- The company begin their rehearsals
the middle of September on the stage Of the
VarietEs Theatre. They open at Booths Thea
tire in 'Adrienue Lecouvreur" Nov. 8.
OUR COUNTRY.
For The CHICAGO Tribune.
t1,,r. asa.xfr..l q fhn1 lind 80 frne.