, 1881-10-02

il t:s:ch Hothns Forrest went ull eNc:ieL!y
nud. after :liluaAsertiu@ upon tho sin OF in1ol
eace. said: Mr.. Mccullough hAs l,ccu with Ill
! for years; he has never been for one nonacn
! late, and hope, sir, you, whu seem to require
| model for Your conduct, will initiate that gen
! tten'an. THO rehearsal went on, and present.,
! McCuilough's cue for entrance was given. FIJI
! ca'nr not! Calls we're made, minutes uassct
| there WAS all awful r2usc. during which tht
| color came and went i'll Forrcsl's ans,ry face
| When tho delay had BECOME serious and tic
silence awful tho actor who had been advised tt
| follow McCu}luugh's example dared, slyly and
1l1ticiousy, to approuch the irate s,ur a.id say
"Slr, yol1 will have to give me 4
| new model Forrest, not tleignng Il reply,
I 1urncd to the stare manager and said: "Guod
God. sir, 20 Oh with tho business. and send for
! Mccullough" The settlement with that ge1-
| ticlnan, when they met, is described rs stormy
Que, hut details to its nature are furnished
| by either Mr.. l}ur1eit or Mr.. Mccullough. Did
| he tluote from Liar:
.ris said that am choa'ric, Judge tue. GODS
Is thcgc Aot CAUSE:
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The second week nf THE Bankers Dangt-
Ter III this house has not been as proprr*h,s us
the first. III fact. with one or two exceptions
the huuses have been light, especially Oh the
lower floor, every night. Yet the play has
newer been better mouutc.t better acted.
And its popularity, Judging from tho crowded
houses vi tho previous week was oil il ercsccn3D
rather than Il GiMi.,ucndD scale. OF course,
the weather hls affected tho attendance. ant
other atirlcEOns bare drawn si>.newhAt from
this house. nevertheless the light business of
the week would seem 1o be in the nature Of II
popular verdict adverse to tllo maintenance Of
tho same play on tho program tor :: longer pc
rit'l than one week. The same Thing occurred
during tho second week Of '.Da1licl RuchnI."
All VINO wanted to sec tho play managed to 70
the first week. aud our visitors from the c01lll-
try prefer to sec something humorous rathor
thsla cnSt'nbe OF excellent actors in III
emotional play "Dlniel Kochat' is to
bc given again, We understand, before
the engagement vi this company is tertuiua,ed.
Wy doubt it this decision is likely TO result
probably to the management, for We haye yet
10 hear any one who has witnessed the play
once express desire to see it again. except for
tho ple:t:uiH of seeing finc acting without re-
gard to the name or plot Of the plny.
The Bankers Daughter" will be succeeded
this week by Mr.. Cazaurans adaptation Of the
play called Les l.ocalairls de ". Hloadeau," 10
wh:ch has given the title OF - French Flats"
The orig nal play was TASTY aud unpleasant Il
mrss it WIS possible for a French
slr:tmatst 10 pnt upon the boards. In
adapting it Mr.. Ca:auran was prac-
tlcaliy obliged to rewritc many portions
of H. He cur out III! the objectionable parts
and has given lis four acts of sulil uud iulis-
pHtablc tln. There is constant laughter, the
col'"iny is sparkling and bright and the situa-
tions very :sslas9us5. while tho dcnouctacnt is
ELECTIVE As Il large majority of n5odcru play
Encrs noE seek 'ierer Ill hour or two Of fin,
" French Flats" vii! enable them to CRAFTY this
taste 10 their hearts desire. II il nut !
often thut SO line 4 company is seen |
in comic canesly, aud the play will |
undoubtedly draw very large audiences. !
Many uf ihuse whn wer.. in the original east !
"hc. the play WIS first produced will take par, I
III lis reproduction " French Flats was last |
scen hcr. 1T t1ayerly's Theatre Aug. 1850 |
We append tho cis.s uf that lAic and Of tu,llor-
rows Representations:
.tHnirtrtfrs. f;rIud {>sf fL,5yyiy-. t,,o
u i!.'lias ......-J H. S:nt:lrt ...J II. StodAast
NJ .....JDlIn f'lr.e[ "
Msrlnis de barre
i4ie.!a s!c lte!irsille. Harry Enurtane-
:. Eliarlln .tIWE.l t:.wut!t hHres WulcUtt. |
1sslfafd. y aatien Ramsay. NJ Kasl,ay
l;in'.St sasa5 .....! Al'n MtctHs...l II. r. Daly.
l.lht!lara-----.J W. ftl,Epe HAIRCUT FH.hcrg
l. t1s@af. Eecks Alfred tiSCks.
l'A:oness de ST |
Alilr:trtflu .... Eleanor carey. Ellie Wilton.
Anna lNpn4tau. Maud Harrison. Alaud Harrison. |
sine Eou:ty ..... !,tI Vernon. .,.. Ida Eernun-
AtIl,t hsondeau Mrs, Phillips. Yrs Phillips.
Et'anca -........ .Esielle ciaytOll., Sara tuwel !
sluftt1tA MISS aulr1 i:lniA tsrnttan.
Wctherell. Nellie Mozunt