, 1880-12-12

| u nlll. y iCkElo 1HAkAt7 AAS7SAo "'tAf
is salid close their engagement with ",Ih
Stra!egbts' tonight
The engagement Of Mary Anderson at th
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, will be
| gtn tomorrow evening.
Clinton uall's Strategists :" will clos
flleir engagement ut the Grand this evening
t Business has been fair.
|. At the IIalsted Street 0pera-1Iouse til
beauties and the aEonics Of ''Ten Nights IL
| Darrocm'' will BE- shown.
Miss Annie Graham and Mrs. Isadore Da
| yidson will play leading parts III new plec'
.elititled .'rhc Village Orphan"
i uoual to-it,orrow evening. Frank Jones a1lt
Alice Montague will hold 1t up.
There is praiseworthy effort at reforma
tion in the way OF stage setting at the Grant
Opera-House. We hope this reform will bt
cArlied still furthe:.
It IS rumored lat the ALI Wyman com
| pany have been lost in the SHOW III the Rocky
Mountains while OIL their way TO 4 mining
town where they hid an engagement
A New York paler says that Clara Morri:
| hos received all GEr from the manager ol
tho Court Theatre, London, to play there if
| the spring, aud thai SHE will probably 60
The New York Heral1 SAYS that Tompkins
| ~ 11!tts oA 1tSaUI+ tAl4A eA!Su D4VH I1JACl
] cault, are mentioned rs probable managers o1
tile Union Square Theatre after Mr.. Palmer
leaves it.
Tom Kecne opens in Norfolk, Va, to-mor
row night, and pays tho list three nights ot
the week in Richmond. The tour through
the South has accn successful beyond ex-
pcctati0u.
John McCulloigh's engagement at the
Fifth Avenue Thtatrc. New York, has been
time. The tragttdan opens in Baltimore TO-
morrow evening.
The Chicago Dramatic Club will give their
first performance at the West End Opera
House on Tuesday evening. They will pre-
sent "Othcllo." ua.ler the direction of Mrs.
Anna Cowell uobsirk.
Manager Hill was in the city during the
week. lie says he has with both '.Joshua
Whitcomb" and "All the l;age' felt the
since election very slightly.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Joseph Jefferson
will reappear ut McVicker's as Rip Vt.1s
Ii9,kle. We may expect from the company
supporting tlle comedian ~, unusually fiue
presentation Of Boucicault's popular play.
Gulick & Blaisdell's minstrel company
have not done a. large business as antici-
'pated, but hey have come ont ahead tillat-
cially. The troupe il small one. In it
nllilstrel-nen.'
Miss Fanny Herring will be the star ut
Fox's Theatre. during the week. s'Littls
nuckshot'' is the sensation III which she viii
appear. The variety element viii inclutle
Miss Ida Cory, Mr.. Tom Dalton, Mr.. ALE
narker, Mr. j. ]. Lodge. and Miss Olive
West.
"Blunders; or, The Maid, the Mimic, and
tn~mnrrnw nvaninr ;rho star viii ,e Hr Al
Phillips. and he viii h. sunnartriI Nv + M
,Johnsnn. Hobhy Newromb. William 3rmoII
and Hiss LOU Fuller. ~ -'N''' A'<''t' 80 -
ca,,;,,er,, :. Will, o,on,, ,,.,, .,,,
ocnl!lers Wl!llam rel Will be produced
" Gol.her anu 1sehstelh company AZ Mc.
vlckeI lo-hlsnt ior tne benefit OF the ao!e
ards. @ Who will as assume % the tifin ' r1e le- w SIl
the Leading characters are II, roni hanfis.
aud line Performance may be expected
~ oanier,s Wens Iheatre, London, the
Mallaee!neht are preparing TO perform new
play e:i!ltleu Inc onll OF the NliuernSss,
Wiilcn Is version or Herr Aunc!i.litilns-
M Mer Wl'dexness, produced at the Royalty
1hea!fe, vienna III !el2, ana since repro
dtlced III most countries OF Europe rs the
"eft-khowh 1nsotnnr-
Critical richness: If the United States
cannot pr0uuce not only III every century,
nnt III every year ol each century, stronger
mue Of a a and og All Te eiK K2ms ts
strength and weakness, then there Is no diff
ference between the express-traln of to,dny
a.1 .i 1te iluo-c!ofgeu g ~asen Ut tne haph3,2-
ara chalse 81 thlrty Of 1orty years ago.
o@t;,sssi91 1ns ~ 1, Hssos a,"s ','' uvus.ssi ,, IT,
ment at IIooiey's Theatre this evening.
John has appeared in lis creation Of Coi.
Sellers, and tfle audiences have found in his