, 1880-04-11
s.'Twelfth Night, Robson as Motpol1o and
/ will be the Toby Belch."
LOCAL NOTES.

] asylum aklEAQHUQNs
Frank I. Frayne will be the coming at
traction at the Olympic
"Sharps and Flats'' crowded Hooley's
every night during the week.
! "Yakie," with the Wymans, at the Halsted
| Street Opera-House the coming week.
| Albery's ssTwo Roses" at Hooley's this
evening by the Dickey Ltngard company.
An actor by the name Of s. u. Drake will
! personate DON Cesar at the National Theatre
| the coming week.
John Allen appears at Aurora as an actor
during The week. He will play part in
/ "The Sea Of Ice."
"Humpty Dumpty,": with Pedro as clown,
| tomorrow night
We qnderstand that the advance d r s sale .aH q
| already nets 81 500.
Clifton and Fox take the place Of the Her
| bert Brothers in 'Etchantment" The Her-
| berts have Joined circus.
At Haverly's, "Enchantment" will be con-
tinued for one week more. So far every per-
| fOrmance has drawn enormous crowds
Kate C1axton, who opens at Hooley's on
| the 18th, wanted to play ".rhe Two Or
phans," but Uncle Dick wisely declines.
Matte Vickers and Charles Rogers, having
been wrecked with the Uffner party at Fort
Scott, returned to the city the other day.
Tonight Nine. Irschik appears in " Girls
eldis" at McVicker's. Next Wednesday
afternoon at the same house she will be seen
| In "Medea."
An inquirer asks us s'if Alice Oates and
| Airs. James 4. Oates are different actresses
Alice Oates was AIRS. ]. A. Oates; now she
| Is Mrs. Watkins.
A fairly good business has been done BY
the Alice Oates company ct the Olympic
"Fanchette," a version Of Ihe Royal
Middy," has been the play.
Miss Ada Cavendish's season closed last
night. While her engagement has not been
at all satisfactory from a financial point OF
view, the receipts have been larger than dur
ing her first visit to the city.
Charles Webb, now with Crane and Robson,
next season goes with the Tom Keene Com
bination, under the management of VIII
Hayden Mr.. Frazer Coulter will also be a
member of the company, which will be
strong one.
MarIo, the Hunter" is the name Of
Frank Frayne's new play which tomorrow
nightwill be seen at the Olympic. The piece
deals with Russian life, is Of the sensational
type, and is said to have been well received
A copartnership has been formed between
]. E. Britton and Charles Austin. They
travel with concert party under the name
OF 1.-The Merry Austins Select Concert Com
pany." Business is said to be good and the
attraction excellent
VIII G.: Chapman arrived il town last
combination, which appears at Hooley's on
the 18th. The part which was to have been
played by katherine Rogers will be assumed
by Miss. Helen Tracy, gentle Kate having
been called to New York.
"Toby" and John R. Weaver bid farewell
to the West Side Academy Of Music tonight
attraction
Skeleton Hand,'' and the olio will include
the high kickers, Emerson, Clark, and DAILY
brothers; Shehan and Jones, the Irish come
dians; and Martin Rice, vocalist and dancer.
Manager A. N. Palmer sends out circu-
cations travelling IN the West sailing under
: the Union Square flag, and playing :. The
Two orphans,'' sThe Celebrated Case and
actually playing at his theatre during the reg
". Collier. =: -.
E. A. sothern's repertoire for the coming
week will be; Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day nights, LordDunlrea1p IN "Our Amer
day nights, "Dundreary's Brother Sam" and
's.Dundreary. Married and Settled" The
company. include: Mr.. Harry: :Harwood, A1r.
Edward Lamb, Mr.. ". Braggington, Nj. v.
i. White, Mr: ": f. Young, Master Joseph |
Hogan, Miss Ida Lewis, Miss Laura LIE Claire, |
Miss Julia Stewart, Miss Lizzie Harold, Miss
libbie Noxon.
Hamlin's Theatre will be closed for four
months, and in the Interval $50. COO will be ex-
pended upon the reftting of the house. The
roof viii be raised in order to allow the in
PRODUCTION of another gallery, the stage will |
be deepened, the proscenium remodeied, the
chairs replaced by others more comfortable,
the floors will be recarpeted. the walls refres
-rnpd the 4ntp-rnomS SrhfnrnISheH-ln short a