National Republican., 1880-12-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
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Mary Anderson Is In Pittsburg .....
I. W. Keenes combination is in Richmond Va.
"unc Mutt dc, Cleopatra" Victor Massey's new
Robson and Crane will be at the National Theatre
ON the eth instant.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company were in ST.
Louis, Mo-, last week.
Joe Emmett has settled down TO business and Is
acting with his old success.
Shannon and Blossoms Golden Game" combi.
nation Is in Milwaukee, Wis.
Barley Campbcll's "Matrmony" is Mt the
Standard Theatre, New York.
Fanny Davenport is going to take "An American
Girl" South, commencing ut Norfolk tonight.
Mr. and Mrs: George S. Knight commence an en.
gagement at liaverlys Brookly theatre tonight.
Nine Miolan-Carvalho is giving concerts In the
french provinces, with Sivori, Jaoll and Dclsartc
John Gilbert has replaced Henry Watson in the
part OF Hans In The Tourists" and has made hit.
prince Achmct Is to be succeeded by :. Hin
watha" at Haverly's Fourecnth-strcct Theatre 70.
night.
W. E. shcridnns success in San Francisco still
continues. His Claude Melaote Is especially COM
mended.
John l.. Owens has made a tremendous success
from Cataraugus"
Stephen Massett,. "Jeemes Pipes, of pipevillc,"
has arrived in this country, after so)oun OF
many years abroad.
Hayerlys "widow Bedott" Combination, with
C. y Bishop as the widow. will be the attraction
Sarah Bcrnhardth has her Abbey and the "widow
Bedott" her Bishop. Thus does the stage and pull.
pit go hand IN hand.
DOyly Carte Is said TO have paid s5 900 for the
drama, The World"
General William B. franklin has rendered to
Sarah Bcrnhardt the freedom of Colts nrmory
during her visit to Hartford.
Judge A: W. Tourgce, author OF "a Fools Err.
rand and bricks s Without M Straw" win lecture
Adena Patti is said TO have suddcnlydeveloped
fondness for Wagncran music, and to be making
special study of the role of Eta, In "Lohengrins
Mckee Rankin and his "Danites" combination
Will make their first appearance since their return
Iron from England at the Grand opcraHorse on the
21th instunt.
The sprightly Lotta goes from here for two
weeks engagement at the Holiday.srcet Theatre,
baltimore ana thence TO Cincinnati for the same
period of time.
George II, Grlfliths has replaced Steele Mackayc
ns Dunstdn hirlo nt the Madison Square Thcatfo,
giving q vigorous and impressive impcrsonntiOn
of that character.
AS was suggested, the advent of Congress las in
creased the patronage at the theatres, and the busl-
ness last week was decidedly gratifying, Sam
Kinslcy says It's been money" in fact Lotta
money, and that's what he wants
Paul Dcrouledc, author of the biblical drama
"Thc Moabite, Is at work upon modern comedy
which he VIII Gull 'Lcs Mcd0crl;cs," "'tho chNrac.
tiers 6Issng drawn raw from The oaieISs who are
The New England circuit viii he well supplied
with amnScmcnts this week. Lawrence Harlct,,
j. y. s!ndlcy IN Monte Christie" "rho Soldonc
Opera Company all hcing announced TO npncar in
that locality, to say nothing ofminor attractions
Miss Ellen Ferry Is said TO be highly delighted
with her part lq the new play by The poet Teiny.
Minor, and thosc who have had Hn opportunity 10
become acquainted with the play pronounce il
decidedly tragic.
"ozone," styled on the bills new ,nclodramc-
minsc (yc gods, what wor1l written by y. g.
Goodwin, IT,, and George II, JeSsup, was brought
out at the Chestnut Street Theatre and created a
very favorable impression. Jennie WCalhersby
made up very cleycrly for SAmh Bernharit and
caric9tured many of her pcGuliarties in very
amusing manner.