, 1880-03-28

enlargement in this city, and the night train
m Monday evening. Tonight will be the last Of
The Galley Slave" at aaver1ys.
LOCAL NOTES.
IA. sothern will follow Miss Ada Cavendish
1t McVickcrs-
Miss Do1aro will appear in Miss venie Clancy's
part in Hobbies
.Nv Nothe1-in-Law' IS will be revived by the
Dickey Lingard company tonight at Hooley's.
The New York Express says Of Miss Pixley:
She is Us bright ray Of sunshine as has glinted
across the stage Of the metropolis"
It is likely that the project to start bjou the
atrx. i'll New York devoted entirely to musical
comedy and light opera will be carried out
The engagement finished last night by Mr.. Ed
win Booth In boston has been one OF the most
successful ever played by the nagcdlan In that
city.
Miss Estc1le Mortimer, now playing Psychc in
nThe Galley Slave at Havcrly's, will, We hear,
leave the company at the end OF the coming
week.
..Nuch Ado About Nothing" and ''As You
like It." arc booked for the week OF the 5th at
Mcyiekcr'e. Miss Cayeudish will be the BedtTice
md the RoSdlind-
It is said that Hamlin intends to close his
theatre on the lst Of May Between that date
and the opening of the fall season the mouse WILL
be rcmodeled mud rcfurnished<
Mr.. Will Gillette, a young comedian who has
been highly spoken OF in certain quarters TO
morrow night will commence an engagement gn.I a.
H.uniin's in a new piece called Inc frotessol'
AJane Shore" Wills drama, will be performed
during the week, Miss Ada Caycndlsh assuming
she title rjlc Mr. Picrcy is for Henry Shore,
Miss Helen Scd9xick for Lady Cootx, and Miss
Ella Wren for the Qllccn
Hunlpty DumpIy, Maa, W. ~ Moesrs ~ VII r
ulEat " lue 4>auvna1 ais II 19o1rtnch ard
thr Misses Eyu Earlc, Fanny Wood, md Mollie
ThjcImnn will he in the cast
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Enshanttnent nf epect'Sifb g. bo.e this season
mi be seen in iii its gle5y q spangles. aeShnss'
tmn Lights: ana co4qrea ilre u. ;'i ~ tnv % n,
al nA'er.S =. ai. mi. r''@0411inon' "''' Ao'
as inc 1cau1R la11s" -....
The screaming atsurdity of "Hobbies" is
down on the bill for Monday night at Hnverly S.
Not many week. aso Tue ~ ,so1
UoHd"ln n1 Eza au1 JrtniG s,.;.r - 4bot sn
were neIe III, n1e. icy rla,,tara5 lWputt51 oA'~ GU
gagemcnt Will be remembered.
THE Lowensteins ~ will be the coming attrnc-
ton at the West Side Academy of Music Mr..
character. The new variety features are Frank
B,lsh. q Hebrew impersonator; Mullen and Ma
gee, i'll Irish specialties; and the vocalist, Nellie
Grunt
sncc OF Mr. Sid C. France in -s Marked for Life.'
drama heavily spiccd with Eunpowder and red
5 Miss AiGe shefood viii perSonate af the
culists will perform, among them Charles
scheficld, the La Van Brothers, and Miss Jennie
Outcs.
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ne laIeSt QUA VI .n1 A stena d ~
Ftl Iet.. ~ e ~; 1s t;s @ Ed,1 ~ 49, -, oh5
luiloNs: az p.tt III ~. ~ ~ a. a. EtsnN
!tafs !ense u ing fnIaue!Pna atuatu u! II tHe'
ncdo1t-" He will send viii Davis to Denver
tornctimc this week to sec about the theatre he
is looking nf1er In that region. He is still look
iuc for cunoucsts new.
1ohr xrc,,,,o,,ah.s eoos,r hoe ham tho ,,,oe+
ull ne. ~ sea<n ~. % na1s ~ ocSaa ~ tao . ae @
host tnouratf" u M = and T Findiy @ n conside9aton si
sl ne cl95ea an GnEasement N & 81" ~ LOUIS, ne ne
9resenteo !sna ~: a. tne & e11Se ot me ne Per- Per-
tu1Nnce. 1Ff ~ !1c ~ e41aa.
c!ts tue GU ~ 1e41 at4Au l!e 4uss t.'ultu"us
response to repeated demands, made q graceful
speech.
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An cntcfta1nment descr1bed IL! me blils as -
ns end M = an KnGTn fheir
ance proves as astractSe as the!r printing Sc scat
@ ms'u u; a,uau @ .o"n VI " M SeN,a , tes; 4nGto M
l"usse. DEMPSEY. Miss Nellie Larkelle, Miss
t!arA H. Moore Mr. Auguslus =. bruno Mr. 1naries
7; Ems, NJ Alonzo Schwartz, Ar. John Foster,
dr. D. IL. bu1ueu-
Miss Cavendfsh has maid who is said to be
the most faithful Of servants, but to rival Mrs.
tlalAprop or Mrs. harrington in her conversa-
1on. cne MWAys loks up tne parts u " Nuc0
10 10 About Nofh!ng, and she insisted the other
DAY, When asked TO fetch the music for the
Mlauct, that there was no ngnond used in
Romeo and Juliet" To friend who inquired
about Miss Cavendish ut time when the lady
was suffering from Il sore throat, this devoted
attendant said feellnEly TINT there WIS some ltl-
nulnHataon, but fortunately no MStcT8 in the
throat
The third ANIMAL benefit of tho r. p n. E1ts
Lnirc Eo. 4 will or,1r ut IInrerjy's Theatrc IN
Th1rstnv nft:rnnon A. mnns,,a1,v stronr nr'.a ~.
rr:.1n has becn arranged. Which, oucht to draw Nv
ivrre audience An;onr tho nsmcs of ncnn1a
Who have voiuntccrcd to appear we noJce rHp thuse
nj Miss asa Cavnndish nntl hcr co.nn"1.. ~
rludinr5 NJ p;crcv 10 WearharSbv. Gncsir;1
Fro:nfcs fha ~ co1i"ns ~ Ealom,1on S;d
France Nr Chnr1cs = I;1Hs n;ss ia ~ Wooro ~
Mr. Wii,ian' G;tietto III Eharjas :nr,1;rnr 1ho
1;rrman I1.nin,,n ond c,1a+ar of snacinfis-s n ~
.nnra ~ ,..es ruo 'o eo7>eA " 'pee'1'o'e ~
' - '~'7
IIerne and Belasco's baggage was attached
yesterday afternoon just as they were lifting 1t
upon the Sis train for New York. The com
plainant is Il Nrs. Watson, who oiuims to hive
been engaged TO play the role Of aunt BctseH
upon the original production of 1.-The
Hearts Of Oak at Hamlin's. She thinks she
sustained loss Of 500 by the non-fultil1mcnt of
the cnntract on the part OF Herne and Belasco
These gentlemen say that owing to her inability
t. grasp the role they were compelled to break
the agreement Mrs. WatsOu's lawyer has the