, 1880-05-23
failed to attract the people, Notwithstanding the
fine Belinda OF Mrs. Agnes Booth.

failed to attract the people, Notwithstanding the
fine Belinda Of Mrs Agnes Booth.
At the National Theatre this week " Rosedale'
will be seen. Mr.. Louis B. Warwick will per
senate Elliot Gray.
troupe has been organized in this CITY, It will
appear ut Jaucsyillc, Wis, tomorrow
George W. Darnunl, lately with - The Nip ana
Tuck y company. will manage the People g Ihe~
atre, Cincinnati, which opens Oh the 18TH,
sprages MtnstFGls haye 6yrdn had fH15y hcET
last performance will be given this evening.
Manager Hooley intended to have closed his
thoatrt. during tho coming week for repairs, but
he says, owing to tho growing success OF " Dr.
that COMEDY running nnother week. a perform
auce will be given this evening
Miss Blanche Dc BAR, the weii-known aotress,
hns determined to follow the example OF Miss
Fanny Morant, and prepare LADIES' Ior the s1tge:
engaged in Baltimore. Miss Dc Bar Is now
forming classes in this city, where she purposes
permanently residing.
PIT Barnum IS to present his latest and what
is said to be his best exhibition on the Lake
Front of one week, commencing Monday, May
81 He will assist in entertaining the thousands
Of strangers who VII y1sl1 this CITY during the
Of lust season hive been retained, while many
novelties huve been introduced. The big gun
ofthe show IS the intrepid young LADY zazel, who
London AQUARIUM. She Is shot from cannon
many feet through the air.
The Gulck Dramatic Company, with Harry
Wcbber in NIP and Tuck" closed their season
out out the he = year ~ has been good The company Win
fal. Tomorrow Mr: 6ulick viii return to
lance" mentioned in last Sundays TslnUss.
Mr.. Claude De Haven will &c. to New York,
where he will represent the Nip and Tuck"
him, i en- route o for Cornwall, England, where he
will visit relatives.
The comedians Robson and Crane ended their
season last night at Milwaukee, It has lasted
1afnS %e
ters" has been played lS times; Our Bach.
elors," .'sharps and Flats" 81; Comedy OF
author. 'sSharps and Flats" will be the prlnci.:
pal play IN their repertoire next season. It VIII
for four weeks, Nov. =. Later on they wtll pro,
duce in Chicago and Boston "A. D. 100" and
Shakspeare's twelfth Might Their support
S. 1ipman, most promising young actor, being
their leading man.
Messrs. Abbey and Hickey's j" Humpty- Dump
ty troupe tomorrow night appear for the first
time in TINS ey ut me Panto and
prolific prolific in surprising mechanicl n effects and
novel tricks. There are two cowns,-Messrs
Pa1ataloons,-Messrs. ". +. Bartholomew. In
the cast there are Miss Raymond, Miss Mary
Longley, Miss Dollie Thornton. Little Belle
and Miss Rosina Thomas. Among the variety
features there are Fred L. Leyautine,
the equilitrist; Alfredi Vatican, the tugKler,
centered upon the Spanish Students,-the orig
inal troupe who during the Puris Exposition
created such furor. and who subsequently
TO ~
European Continent
According to Miss Alice Weston. Mr. J. ".
Toohey is another snide manager whose true
color ought 10 be revealed: Lately he has been
weeks ago, It appears, he sent to this city for q
Juvenile lady. and Miss Alice, feeling herself
Justified in accepting such a position. promptly
her, and at once Joined the company. When she
arrived Toohey and his fellow manager, Walter
Owens, told her that unless she could " do
song and dance she was of no use to them.
woman was at once told that she
could na heF way home az Pest she could I'D Sne
for the kindness Of the Mayor and few citizens
in the town she happened to be wrecked in she
night gtii be far from hof + aoqe we hear bs Tads
man Toohey Is another of the western Mss
appropriations: He hns been butcher1ng The
Two Orphans, ""M n 1iss, 80 The Celebrated Case.
aud other plays
Miss Ottilie Genee's celebrated San Francisco
German comedy company will appear once
more at McVicker' this evening. The company
at its first appearance last Sunday created such
furor Of enthusiasm By its splendid acting
that it Is fair to presume the theatre this even
ing will be crowded to its utmost capacity. Two
plays Fil be performed tnls evenngna fo comeay th
members OF the company In their best part The
comedy Is entitled - In Marnlor Ausgehanen,
Position" By the renowned author of " Fatanit,;
"a" and "Galuthe.' In the comedy nll
the i've members Of the cafosna M 9la company
and Mr. Kadelburg and Mr. Urban have good
roles, which will afford them an opportunity to
show in the,F M,es best gh In LIT TIE
forded special chance to shine in their partle-
ular specialties. Mr.. Urban, it is claimed, has
in the Tci sosa
Eical season at McV1ckers.
The receipts Of The Frog Opera" given
during the week at the Central Music-Hall for
hs ssne g Gf the Mese M paSo
stand that out Of this 5000. $500 was the sum
allowed for expenses. After that sum had been
tween the charity and Mr.. naboll The ladies
will probably save s1O0 out of the sum set aside
benefit Of the orphans will foot about 500.
The following was the cast: Prince Froa,
Mr. pabol; Barn Rat NJ Stuart R9gess: Sim1. Sassn,
Kitten, Mr. Smith; Twin Frogs, Messrs: Staples
and Mcdonald; Queen Frog, Miss Kitty Wallace;
Miss Mouse, Miss Hattie Furlong; Baroness Rat,
Miss Street; Frog, Winnie Leach: The Frog
quartet consisted of Messrs. Root, Murray, and
the brothers Waters. Poliywogs and gypsies by
members Of the Farraeut boat Club, Apollo and
Beethoven Societies, and Others In tile lnstper-
formnncc Miss Street appeared as the Baroness
and the Queen. aud In the double she acquitted
herself cleverly.
GREEN-ROOAI GOSSIP.
Bronson Howard is again in this country.
Kate Bateman is starring in the English prov
inee5.
George Rignold was playing in Henry "" In
Manchester last week
Len Growers "My Son-in-Law" proved q
failure In Philadelphia
12atrola,1u Y Nashy ia Rrftin0 ueR comedy