, 1881-03-20

= DRAMATIC NOTES.
Ihe Davenport season will close On MAY
) Fritz" Em1net goes to England ne,
month.
, Mr.. Dan B. Hopkins has entirely recoYere
: his health.
Mine. Janauschel's husband, Mr.. Pilot, l
# still seriously sick.
Harry ]. Sargent says he Is going to writ
life of his star, Boucicault.
Willie Edouin has engaged Miss May Roe
vocalist, for the Sparks company.
Fanny Morant, owing to sickness. has re
signed her position IN Daly's company.
james Fish, the well-known orchestra
leader, died the other day at Newcastle, Pa.
Miss Marie Williams has left Learitt, and
Is now in New York. Cause alleged-sick.
| ness.
Miss Eunice Goodrich is receiving good
deal Of tlattering notice from the country
papers.
THE Patl1-Finders' closed their season
| at Detroit the other day.. They have not
done well.
Miss Selma Fetters in Indianapolis struck
q cold wave of criticisn,, and her audiences
| were light.
The Wymans produced Rural Roosters' -
IN San francisco recently. OF course it
Little Bessie Allen, the child eIocutionfst,
Wednesday, the :3d.
"Counterfcit," melodrau,a, at the M
tlonal the coming week, with Mr.. Henry
Amber III the chief part.
The English actor II. H. Vernon and Miss
Rose Wood are at the head Of the company
supporting John S. Clarke.
Sprague's minstrel company has some
clever material. The troupe has done well
at the Lycenm during the week.
The Fe1ttllcton implores Anna Dickinson
to deliver a lecture and explain why she
should play Hunlet and Macbeth.
ItaycrIy will start his 'sblack boom'' at
his theatre Tomorrow night. There are
some forty c0lored nllnstrels i'll the band.
Miss Fanny Davenport is going to play
pi0tG next season!!! 1t wouldn't be bad
idea to get George Fortescue to play the
double.
Matt. Robson, Of th7 Leavitt burlesoue
troupe, has gone to ENGLAND The sudden
illness OF his wife is said to be the CAUSE of |
his going.
y, Steele ST M22ekayeis is going to get another
will be large, and better in every way than !
the Madison Square.
Smith & lfestayer notify managers that !
they are prepared to fight all injunctions
against their Pour Prendre Conge; or,
Seeing Switzerland"
The Clipper will hereafter be issued in
more convenient form: There will be six
[ecn pages, the size OF the page being similar |
to that OF the London Era.
ance Of "1'hotos' in this city for some time
1t the Grallu tonight. The engagement has
lot been !. gratifying one.
\ benefit was lately given James 4. Meade
Il San Francisco, when he ravislled the
leart u[ each lady in the audience BY the
presentation Of his own photograph.
The dog drama will be given at the olym-
be lll of 9,e % piece. iss sIinuie aI Raf6 OSCAR
tray will act the heroine, Romeo, Zip, and
iero the canine stars. t
At the Grand Opera-Honse the clever COM j
tly IAN Arabian Night will be presented t
,~inorrow night. with Mr.. Roland Reed rs :
la1vun ~ - hdscIIhl anu Miss Alice Hast :
lgs as the Til1 Rose Of l"ucata,,. i Z
Messrs: Harry Phillips and Lee Townsend !.
eelie 9 company, are in the city. The troupe
ill be lit the city to-day if they are lucky
Tough to get through the snow. They nre
1letl for Quincy, ILL.,, Tomorrow night: T.
Charles ?. Tower, city editor: Of the :Bos- 4
n n, eost, as we'll as dramatic; and musical q
llties at iW. Unsecured creditors. will u
ceive nothing, the only nnfnculdbereI " "
sets being $50 In notes and saa5 in accounts 9; g
Anna Dickinson is going to try to play T
aie characters. Puck remarks that she = =
III not find it Us easy as to play female "
aracter like Miss Davenport, whom she I u
played" for large sum Of money for the r.
retched rubbish called IAN American 50
rl.' '.-. vi
Miss Minnie Cummings has come to the *
rtace again. We are III receipt Of sketch vi
the lady's career from the interesting
riol Of teethlng and soothing sirup until
, tlmeWhea she was crushed -temporaliIx. sjt