, 1880-11-07

Rurt WaTne died In Liverpool March Ii, 1879.
Joseph Lovely Is now dying of consumption IN
nopte n t1s Il III M
same disease
Exactly what Bernbardt's managers want DR..
Howard Crosby Brooklyn p1eaea9e1 ~ w. Woans Sa9
Missionary Society, said. ~ cannot refrain. 10
this connection. from referring to & a. nnnoig
woman OF shame who has come to This city 70
Haunt herself On public stage hope none
xi asssds tSsnss!s*s sy as to her
"The Bankers Daughter" will be revived at
Hooley's To- -morrnw evening by the Coll er COM
pupy There are some strong names in the cast.
and the presentation should be gond one cir hn
Msieroni, :. L. TI.on: Harold Farsberg; ;,,tsk Aiex
f. Stuart; J,,seph 4 wilkes a. Meeeh; peh;s "s1er We
Charles Walcot, Mrs. Mnry Runkson, Miss Lizzie
| Hudson. Little Fanchon Campbell, La Petite |
| Edna Dankson-
By the German dramatic company pa ,trh3 sdeaous o5
"Dnptcl Rucbat" will be presented to-nient "
McVIcker's Theatre for the first time IN a tnls ms
city The translation from the French ,h TO me me
viii BE- represease: a! follows: RantS Rofh
s nF Mr Hep Heimer: % cHfries Hsadsrson, ~ Roden-
berg; William Fa,gis Mr. Eneel; Leo he Hsnd<r. %ae
Miss Hsasr .f1s 1errnEEGs: Ers aasnham ah
| during tho past two weeks. drawn fairiy wen.
She plays Maz<ppa. For the cnminG week the 81 a.
tsse }onsoldss'oa % Tnats 5e fu title The
play bill also tells us that the show g =. tndis-
putaby the largest and pest n me tna5 and
public to stand without d rival: and also that
It is peerless. unapproachabie: and cfane a1n9 in
aeg5 vii III have to yield the bis
| cult !" to Snelbacker's bill-wrifer.
An1mportant event in the season OF lssl,,S
viii se hs unaeP the
Of % Mr. Harry Wall. Mrs Kendal-nee MadEe
Rubcrtsoq-ts looked upon as one OF me esi uest
boa Won much distinction On the London stare.
It is probable that John Hare Will come WIN tne
pair He was the oEEtnal sun 'ss Ea,n1nre ~ IN
"Play": Beau Farint.sh tn ..sehnoln; D1ns. .,.,
combs Dunscon,be in M r." He Is lonked = "ppn IN
/ Is the best exponent OF eccentric co"e'' ~
England.
The managemeut Of the Grand Opera House
ougb, to netter discipline thetr people on a the
stage Patrons have compalsnea aps!nk apa cHn5 sug
which annoyed those seated In the centre ot tne 1
auditorium While the general manage1nen1th % 1h'a u
td ,rc care ousht to be bestowed upon The
condition Of affairs behind the footli9hts. There
is need Of better class OF s1ag6 81 Re scenic accesso
RES When this Is attended to ~ we a w1, r.
the Grand Opera House one or me "osl HILL 3e1-
5 | ice theatres TO be found anywhere
v The managers of Bernhardt at first thought
thew could make Of her III this country soeety' e.
net: but the muuuer in which ahey clr;nsea .a tne
| Y,rfr
psre no business, rendered this impossible. The
New York papers Indicate that the scnetne IS ~ ~
work her less upon her high reputahon sh has ms
a1hievei of a more Or less unenviabte charac-
NJ ter TO the full extent the scheme IS being cur.
+ ried our by certuin Eastern papers. wno nafe e
little regard either for dscencg Or Kood tase ID
the pooi made up to bring the besnnAsqS 10 ruIs =
country there are ncnEy Eyrchan1e h. fone,oa: Mr.
u DAM Of New Tork: Mr.: French. OF frcnca =
son; and sam Colvl!e, the burlesans man.ge't lgs'
Evan suDposlu3 her business To be phenomena4-
" large ia this country, remembering me very
iyyr1e siice Of the proceeds given sara. there WI
he little left for each OF those gentlemeus sa'
IL | The glory Of bringing ner to this country
Z Mr.J, B. Polk will to-u'rrow evening makt
IS his appearance as star at Mcvtckers l., p'ect
written by Mr George e. sfss1p les YlK en1'fq as P,p
is uent1T,R " Tie Rankers Daughter" will be remen
bered The central 1nra Y Ph,nn the Rn' afs
play psde9 ,hs 5syasss''Psf' nans 4
;'s!aS,tx GaaaS 1aii. The piece Was first produce.
10 bos.on about eight yeafs re-: Tae r. fae
- c.lies since then proves that It bus dr.wnl ~
Is G,,sG Gnniirtes. 4 Gentleman from Nevada" Is
the rst aes ts q Pce ~u1eo Raiiroad i
II Nevada. There murder Is c"!nmttea. -
IA subsequent acts occur Ia EnRlato, nn G ,nbt
q serst he perpetrutor Ut the murder, bee ,tne
the lion Of the ar stocrattc circle Ia which ~ .
nds himse11d neIa'dea 81 M,ss Emma Pierce Miss vi
L." gna Buchanan, Miss Lizzie ass9t ,nz m'ss keites
esop Mess g'"2k Meisoa. IGses Marry nT WOOD
~ 1shnries Parker, j. vining, and J. Bailey.
IL In the New York Times az interesting COTE 2
spondence in regard TO the @ theatre vasera ~ ht
wsen Mr G A. b. Palmer manager Sf ae sIIe ue'S
square Theatre, and The rev; d.to n - HGmrs S'cr
Bellows Mr Palmer under axe 1hc tndtooato IN
a. ssheh he. in common with other Leading mat
H. ayers felt the abu;e oased upon va ,gnGsa frn
p,n!. r. time heaped iudiscrlminntely upon tt
axe ne ~ lie % sad: "The theatre Of ibis @ hah ;,
esEtsaS snd bryeo b rnaa
xion Ut to-day like that II me Gays gI Sn'os = W
aroa Borkta l. Eehects Is ~ KID i've and
~ useful. Take the leading works Ut the !eaost sn
drsmarists of the present generation. reao tnet
you csnnot ;na capH pfea 4 for CHARITY, detense
os' me ,ns rtrht. summons nf universal brotherhoo
-an advocacy of moral pFogredss dar, ID oneSt
~, sttcmnt to bring into interesting anu east
-. comnrebended form the best aspirations ot ol
bis %nrks imstly styled an Institution to be foug
rst as eugerly as hell Itself is m.nsster e. ,p "
On never comes to see what tne tneaaEe ~ a'a y
i,1stif.ed ia saying that the men and women e
-, .,orrd in it are not influenced by any rellg1o
tnt 'ax principles when he studously relra1ns III
,en nndlng out whether they are or are uoe'
Sarah Bernhardt's engagement In thus cou
ou+ ,ry. which will begin Tomorrow evening
~ ess R3oths theatre, New York, brings back "
haf heatrexoers the appearance IN tn.s ~ s,
Vile. Ka1hei. Jenny Ltud had at that time j
at brought to a close her professional career .
De- | fhis country and 1t was fondly hoped ana {
up. | nactnd by the gentleman VINO bfouSue y
pal Rachel that she would be socially and nnahcaa
.s ! RE Sweftish nightingale bud been. ~ the ..
last SET, says tne "1lt5s y. -, q aSarv reason to
ere New York outt' tu1,I t,I - tha case She open
st. liefe tnat sucn 1,es, "ou! Thanrre New Yo
rOF. az tue oto HI.. n.y. .e.r. auc in the trying p
ifu ~ fHmGls I'm Cprneie's severely cassicaa usa :,
,t q ~ 90 Eoracea," Of whtcn sue na4 aa1 49, -
ose rno,tshed SUCCESS, before she WIS 70 Snf,s.
est .f fho Theatre Erlncais, in Pdrss ~ or.fi Iii
orn rho hurrenness Of detail with WHICH - - ~
anv in the Sun SAYS, Without scenery ~ furn!tC
uOd With absolutely uotu.n3 - rad arm -chaIrs wh
life | but the tWo conseu.IIo5r ~ 5rferlOr OF Gre
Ot. were Ill ena. ea..nd "a REQUIRE, and