, 1881-01-23

roartously amusing. Hugh Fay and PLY nar1y,
gifted With Seaa sn n 11 tas ta~
ef the piece Kitty oNeI Charles Ne F. Evams ama
es G1q5ss sass Es caa e
themselves. The last performance Will occur
this evening"
Mr. J. Davis. associate MANAGER of the
Grand Opera House; se came 1To,Io meat that caTs
sas wdsas.a6S ss bSen xesta4 Stns
day morning, however. his many friends W1ii oe
glad to icar change for the bette. get IN ano
,;t a1t of danRer, For some days the Doctor en-
ions pertcct quiet, and will permit no vlsttors'
The gentlemen Of tho Union Squire Company.
the 5or aboy 5s o in
nnitci Interests Of art and "The CREOLE.
tearf9y 9asFfsS sm,a% o1' wes es
laxurapt g59fwt9d doqp en- fat cured DOWNWARD
at each b end. Frederick Do Beevile and % John
Parsse suffered ma mast fb military @
Of the other were ruthlesly snorn III I'LL tno'i
glory.
john Mccullough will open at the Euclid-Avo-
nue seasoa is papd!y draw.
&ng to close-a season Of unusnnl ps4sges;H sa;s
Mccullough as we hnyo m alreaay @ ysav saateu, a s5s n
nre the critics there it he confines h htmscf l, to
Roman 7ss s aba has 70 no ms
| sneak Of in London; in the case of Edwin bootn
| there was Horny Irving.
| Mr.. Charles Stow, General Agent Ct "seiis
| dous Kairoad Shows" is registered ut the sner-
| man House. Mr.. Stow is an old newspaper eui.
and has sa @ entor
pubiicatons pt6 for the New and Only Greatest"
he earnSu ne crnus hoa literature Mr Stow
tnin!y the most versatile writer eohnectet t,ii Vii
the show business and has colned 4any [h yyraI dis
trEets. t4k ne'''' ''A' @ ~
Tom Kcene opened at the Walnut Ia Phi Philadeid
phia last N1ondny evening ns aimc1 saat1 h. @ hns
str4isk since he started Tho gentlemen Of the
press OF the Quaker City wouldmt nave al!n, 3l,n
and hsy s5nSK taes ewed eatls 1ho mater derent
hnwever. according to a prlvnte letter received
manager in th1s ct yes,9foHy ts wst be- bus
opened to this scason,-some $s75; @ sne second sec a
nfrnt they reached a little over *6to. ana on on
Wednesday, night the receipts netteo e1oSe o4
$1,0Oo.
audiences Ia s.Nick OF tho Woods" will this IS
evening close most prospgrons eapae1mcnr enGaer Of
this theatre is rapidly being repaid Tor 1;ae tne
money lavlshcd upon the buIldnE tno ~ nouse 19ne
since tho Gpsnn ad efe 70 It It's %tnos capaet
The drnma for tho coming week VIII pe - agrk IT,
or, tho Peddlers Story, in Wnen Mt 0cotsIsr ssrh;t ~
variety oo, in Which tho casill Brothers Lilli.
. Hale, Charles Fostell, Ray ymond' and Murphy
will take part. ...
: p,ay.is to be presented ut McV'cker's Theatr'
tomorrow evening. The central , figure, Sp PET =,
en3irey dx tho
!, stage Individual, with his broken aalect, ca -,
crngng ways his seeds eh3s Set9es. 6u. Mc
: bror' ~ who figures so prominently in all enter
prfses Tho ebaractcrls said to bo ..onn . Of II to
Of SSn1es safe foveday
Hurry Vaughn, Sedley nrown John nar,J T. TJYsG1 G
GsorFe Handoip E,ws Shsfiss Miss 3bfasp baa psNes
Gortte Ga E Granville, Hiss Ethel Gray, Miss Jenni
: Fisher.
A delicate subject in connection with Mar;
Andsrsqns PsrsonSScn Px S + .p earb Of m Argy
youth is tasteful and correct TO A A1tHiIc eaeu re
1t dons but it does not IN strctly ia m
preston Of d very charming voice proceeailn ia
le from an unnatural and uncertain eievamo' no
One fse15 o tba p5GpdSf Knd but ss
y present the healthy, classical rooastu1ts -. r.
dignity Of e9n1o9F sa dnat Of nilo were that
=, S1re dFcrcntly or less attired. There arc ln'
that should b. 6rea IN d 1ne snd Kos
. ltnds give thoughtlesly to the Winds
~ - Richard Graut White In the Atlantic Monm
~ snys lint BcruhMrdt is not and never at Gi:li T.
come great artist. and s''esn ~ fnu intciectu
as tope' or even Of intellectual subtety, she su
eests but little; and ncr mornl nature see4s saso
IS IS t6a bs9 ad sbe @SaK IS tn y PnedEe
has not naturally tho naIcn OF gtenIi aio,sx afsa
art!st nor o. cnn soc to see; she snaps
1g snarls at the Princess Us one caL snaps anH
ut nnother: and in tho e5 ssene from ron enger in
~. ~ Pri1acss' tnce in q manner which is not OF
r. mite undsnified, bur which would not be m tolt
ated; which Is Indeed pea hps no withs
no ing Implication Of more than sne sas >, u ~
IT. coalment Of tho dagger whlca sne ,1t,ara netus
q, saa - screaming. impotenr scold, who takes
he opportunity to unpack her heare wlta %"eos
nd give that woman q piece OF ner 1nlno'
Mr.. william Winter settles the theatrical / II
,or of Dalv's Nuutch girls, who appeared III " ~
re, na +" on Monday evening IN t9ls way way, ~ .
Iii especially to 10 desired thnt the vino o. !
ftuaeSo She Nantch c grts to some other helnlsphe
t. These persons, who appear to be recently ar.
gGGe skeletons f5om hev m hop Il
aibber, they tumble, aud they squeak, aud
ell- Is thought 10 be edfytng exhibition Q Of
aas nccompiishcd mn BY an s-year-old chool-boy /
s4Rabs ee e1en a1a hon Hoof ere: s
for Of this of a4Eieo
samaDy NIGHT on thS tndeed be new to th
to but at least they would NOT then be assoela
lrk with representatives in y. tne ~ ~ sao ~ Nr ri
ece wns not pleasAul spssiI onI. c.~o,,rd For a M
zer- actors stanuS ~ ~ = t 1ae,o nrit;n cond dn,
~ 10 sn1nv1 ma remarks TINT 1.-THE tcndenc,
osi- 1hP;sS snG XIX m thn New York stage has been
'een 1nitted to run to a very great length: II
pie, aad statc Of things when almost the only en-
cx- 4ainment ct 10 be seen in great Capital
this Should be furnished by the San Franc
yer, | Minstrels.
tho --
tho MABEL LIZ.
sith -...
For The Chicago Irbune
tho What Witchcry lies