, 1880-04-18

I
est dress" ''
= .tAnto''t,-"The people are SO full Of tricks
Fritz" Yes. like stertlity."
GoTd:neT-"My roses lost their healthy. fiery
look; they miss the song of the nightingale"
a9nn It dt IS ~ qgr tqsa 5n9, e prophecy
Itsette-" Within three days VIC leave for Mir
amar."
Antonfo--tW With the whole Court?''
Ltxette-"No; the Empress sails for France,
thR, F1afI* - ~ H45Eah' that's the word. How didst
Ltsette-" keyholes are handy things for lurk-
Ing ears to use. Her Ma1esty appeared down.
great animal, the Nuncio, arr1ved.9 0AD'' 'D*''
Eartlt,ler-"He was received with honors like
IN Antonor"And piles of money he received
Fsr,,anet@7" a HIS face appears like stone"
m his ne co conld make his mother smile; he's fond
fritz-" But onions does he Ike
LOCAL NOTES.
The Rice Surprise Party has lost Miss
Pauline Hail.
Enchantment" for the last time at Hay
erly's tonight.
AIr. D. Dalziel will open his summer season
at the Olympic with Nip and Tuck."
Harry Gray has joined the Florence Her.
bert combination. They are playing In Iowa.
| "My Mother-in-Law" will be revived to-
night By the Dickey Lingard company at
Hooley's.
1.-THE Skeleton Hand" will tomorrow even
Ing move from, the Academy Of Music to the
| National Theatre.
The manager Of the Detroit Theatre
| ComiQue, Charles ", Walsh. is in town hunt
! Ing for attractions.
,"Aardo, the Hunter at the Olympic, Mr..
Frank Frayne's new piece, has not been
success In this city.
Yesterday morning Manager McVicker and
wife left for New York They will be alb
| sent several weeks
;"Enoch Arden,"' BIT: F. 81: Cross assuming
the title role, at the Halsted Street Opera
! House tomorrow night.
! have left the J. F. Wallnck combination and
| joined the NIP and Tuck" organization.
Miss Alice Rdgeway, Annie .Cushman,
Minnie Chester, and Rose Clifton have been
engaged by Valentine Love for the Kansas
City Theatre Comique.
Preparations are being made at Hooley's
for the reproduction Of 4sThe Two Orphuns"
on Monday week. Louise, the blind giri, Of
course by Miss Kate Claxton-
HJchster's Germany company appear to
"The Bride Of Messina" Mess % Nine. irschiE l vii
assume the principle female role.
Robson and Crane last night closed one of
the largest engagements at Hooley's they
only been limited BY the size Of the house.
Arthur Cambridge is getting his guns ready
for an Immediate tour through Kansas He
is going on the hunt for James F. Wallack,
and his main object Is the collection Of money
from that gentleman.
P" The Strategists' - will tomorrow night
again be given at atMcVicker's. The company
seen in the piece few. weeks ago at the
same house reappear. Mr.. Clinton Hall, 4
clever comedian, is at the head of the troupe.
For the coming week Nick Roberts
ure at the Olympic. They have three clowns |
and 4 band Of Spanish students" " who imi- |
tate the troupe recently imported by Abbey |
and Hickey.
The Katie Putnam company, just organ
ized, consists Of Katie Putnam, star, Agnes !
Kennicott, Mrs. Ada Lawrence, Maud Stew |
art Flint Kenntcott, II: A. Ferris, ". =.
Stuart. J. Jay. Sfnlns, Harry Taylor, ~
Samuelson, J. Bradford, William Jackson.
Sothen, who closed fine engagement at
McVicker's last night, will remain in this
country for another year, and instead of pro
ducing Gilberts new comedy, now named
"ShoEner's Fairy" at the London Gaity, will
open with it OF the New York Park Theatre
on Sept 20.
The Kiralfys intend to bring out next sea-
SON. - The Black Venus" a spectacle which
struck the ?arisians at the Chatelet Theatre.
MeSsrs. Green and Thompson, the authors ut
"Sharps and Flats" have submitted for their
consideration spectacular piece based upon
one OF Jules Vernes stories.
Mr.. George Edeson will be the Acadcmy's
star the ensuing week, nnd the drama IS
called 1.-THE Poor and Proud of Chicago"
The Sparks Brothers will also be seen in
their Irish spccialties, Sl,ehan and JONES rs
the Asfl-box Inspectors, and the High Kick
ers will also figure In the o1io.
Manager j.. M: Hill, the Boston Herald
for more than half next season already. The
piece will go into New York State for the
next few weeks, then to the Philadelphia
Arch for fortnight and on June ID will be
again performed in Boston, this time at the
Boston Theatre.
Henry j. Byron's comedy OF !" Our Girls"
will be seen at Hooley's on Monday night for
a e5ei %iS' ciemc ts liz Hiss Iii Helen ~ Tfasy; f cara
Merton, Miss Louise Muldener; MTs. Clsnch,
Psndsnfs 1ts f. S a0{Ref T. oe Ma' III Nv i5Ps Eyte
Josttlh Clcnch, Mr.. w. Fl. Ceilings; IOnp
J,tolson, Mr. ]. a. Kennedy; Lord Asptd'ad,
Mr.. Lewis Baker.
Engasements so far for the Tom Keene
combination next season have been made by |
William Hayden with Miss Henrietta
Vaders, Miss Grace Roth, Nj: Frazer Con1-
pretty and capable; Mr.. Coulter's ability is
known In Chicago, and the services Of Mr..
Webb rs 4 director will be valuable. Harry
Phillips will be the advance agent We
understand that 1lr. Kcene's repertoire will
include "Richard ILL.," ."Hanllet," t.The
Merchant Of Venice :. Othello,'' '"Damon
and Tythias," "Richelieu." and probably
1.-THE Wife" It-was the intention to have
opened his season at a Boston house, but, as
a date ut the proper time and at the proper
place there, 1t is likely that his season will +
be commenced In this city.
A rumor was afoat the other day to the ef-'
feet that Haverly had put in to the Board OF +
an application for an immediate