The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-09-30
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
AIMEE is coming back next season for

another farewell tour.
JOHN McCULLoUGH is under engage
ment to play at Drury Lane, London,
next year.
Miss NELSON used this language in q
farewell speech Mt Booths Theater, not
long since: II am not only leaving
friends. but happiness itself; the skies
can never again be as bright as they have
been TO me here, nor flowers bloom, nor
music sound any more.
WHEN Adelina Patti was little girl OF
ten years, she had filial attachment for
Ole Bull, whom she always called "Oley."
He is quoted in the Washington Post as
once saying that he relied more on her
criticism of his playing than upon that Of
any other Judge, for the development Of
her musical powers, even at that early
age, was marvellous
Miss DICKINSON has written four act
comedy entitled, IN Amcricm Gri,
and Miss Fanny Davenport will person.
ate the heroine. The play Miss Dickin-
son wrote specially for Miss Davenport
was tragedy called ESthcr 1,WiHl,
but the actress discovered that she was
not suited to the leading part, nor it to
her.
Madam i rAIil loo'u' WI, ",ii'h ~ Nv
Ora'eS iose ,Hs.i'' ilcl ne" Nei''i i'iii,,
rejoicings which smackcl somewhat to
the taste of some careful operate manager.
Crowds of people chccred the Roman
s"n ;', "'L ao "''"' ,,oa , ,La names n,
p"t,;, foI i; 'nard, onant;tics If docs
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JOHN l. RAYMOND 'ue "vtri' says "
ms experience III l ,i,I.s, AT IN pv'p"
met were iiio1S "'lii '.,i'',' i -" n,Il
cciVed us corUit!iS, "i'" 'ir,I''' 10 'l'I''t,
alohy-aS l,"l'i' ~, l,''i l''N,1I t
s'aii't our pay 1", "'.'.' ~ nt
tact is' tiIey Co'li0Ll '''IG' I'.'nT a. W.
course tlic clI"lac'cl " NUto1ei '1oi.V,N
was pam enough "il'. 'lloS l""Siit'' at l''
Inc o0iohel ; Sl'er''l"i'iio"s 'oph Glloi,n !,
onsly' nut AL 'ie loc''ilSnt ~ VI 'nt pay itH
nat men 'ilI sloS' zen u .Ii III T S y
tllru ACT II an went lol Iiot'lAllS' Inc
audience diol see "l!YthlI!S l,AihS 10
mat Oh the Otter lltho lIie ttl'u SceNe
when we consider rather ordinary W~
one Oh '1e lew feGeHiiliis8 features 81 r, 'lle
play II, 'lle eNcn VI 'Ii' i'oii''I'.1io' An'
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VI ~ 10 - '",,o ,
WE pity MI. Emmet as ll'ich rs we
blame hihi' WIN some III men 'lie craving
lor llqnor Is disease Inc passion
Set NJ IL Is stronger IMAM amy 'i,llS 'iSe
WITHIN tileih' III Is species Oh d'licll,lt'
Emnet Is really NOT respohSl,ic lor lilS
actions. Wltll tle HGSt resolutions, nc
can not resist the smell nor me sight Oh
liquor But, trne as inns Is, II IS never
lhelcSS, III MS poSltloil, IilIle less 'iial
crime, lie entails NOT only loss Oh money
upon managers, nut loss OF pres'iSr,' L
does not pay IL manager 10 nave MS mouse
closed III TINS way, ana merely nave W.T.
Lnlhct make up lle acI''tl LOSSES OtouSi1
about ny nm lie Is hooked over 'he
country lor 'ile season, huV' a'u"c'''c as
he is pcculIlarlIy, II Is no" u'IhonS,r''c"
10 be very RISKY t"ehGaSe MN we can
see no way Tor managers to 90 nnt 10 m
"ert penalty clause III tleir conlr"',s
with MI Ehlh'e,' NY Wlllrh ne S''o''l"
pay a good round sum indemnify When,
ever he closes up mouse. ,"c""t"t'
ComWCc'aL
FRANAsQuE SARCEY, the French critic
is something Of Boswell. He Is giving
all sorts Of details Of Sara Bernhardt