, 1881-01-16
DRAMATIC NOTES.

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| has done mod crately we'll.
| JW. Davenport, G. II. Colson, and Ed Goode
have Joined tho McAllIster company.
Nothing is ye: absolutely decided as to the
Kenduls coming here, SO N,tn Crinke says.
On Monday, tho 2sth. Mr.. u. q. Curtis will
present his SamI Of Posen - at 3fcVic:zers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chanfrau will wind up fnirly
! re1n,,uerutlyo engagement at the Grand to-
night.
Abbey says the Bernhardt speculation has
nctfed him 30 Der cent more thau he thought to
reAttze.
G, Il. Robinson and II. l.. Kreusler left Thurs
day to Join tho MAbel Norton company ut Van
Duren, Ark.
The Eunice Goodrich company haye given up
tho ght1st, and so has Spra.us's i" Uncle Toms
Cabin" party.
IT. Barnum's ''grentest show on earth " md
the London Circus nud Sauxer's Menugecie have
been consolidated.
Deem belmont, formerly Of the Musical and
Dftl!nHt:c Times. has opened dramatic ex-
chutgc i'll New York City.
.The Bankrupt" play adapted from q
foreign SOURCE will proonbly bo produced by
Lawrence Barrett shortly.
"Tho Phantom King ~ spectacular piece
that first saw the light ut the Olympic last Nom
day. will 30 on the road' VIC understand
The I,ev. Henry Ward Bcecher will lecture In
the Central Music-Hal on Monday evening, Feb.
7, under the auspices OF the First Regiment.
On Sunday, Jan. =, the German performance
| at Ncyicker's will be for tho benefit Of Mr..
George HeinefnAn. The play will be "The
Maid without Money
John r. Raynontls new play WINS to have been
PRODUCED FOR the first time last night ut Cleve-
lard. Its representation WIS postponed" Frost
the American" Is sad to be the title.
The Actor and Ills Art" a parnphlet By N.
1rnnslu,ed by Abby Lancaon A!ser and pub
lishcd by. Roberts Brothers, Of Boston,
Dion nouc!cauti Is again y grandfather: On
Dec Mrs John clayton, nee Etn bouc!cault;;
'.nlos!.cr and child doing as well, etc. Ill
London.
Hyde aud Dehman's variety company will re-
appear ut thr Olympic to-mGrrow night BILLY
Barry, Hugh Fay, the keInslls y Niles aud Evans,
Clara Moore, aud Kitty O'Neiil are amons, the
people OF tia company-
Fox's audiences on Desplaines street will. dur.
ing the week. oe thrilled With Y drama entitled
Pritehard will be the star. 4 variety olio, US
usual. will precede the play
Haverly's new Mastodon negro minstrel troupe
will appear for the first time III this city to-mur-
row evening. This organization is said TO be 4
very efficient of its kind. and has been druw-
inE crowds III Southern cities.
Poor Cochlnn has been mangled in tha London
-dcade!nU for bis representation Of cor1t1do In
''La Ancte Civillc," for says the ,ncrciless
critic. 1t sis hardly to be accounted either
tauitll' f"uit'ess or N'' fees'iaf. -.-..
Phillips HnwIey joins tho John Dillon com
ps,y as leading man The company upe, ut Dc
KaiI, i'll, tt-,norrow night i'll . Nj Colleen
Dh,ls," Simon ]. Forhan's new Irish drama. s.
J. Forham, manager; ]. Duke Murray, business
maua.cr
1,o rr,o;.,., r,r,,,r.r ,oo,,,s ~ fa,+ :. that
os, ,'i9 a,.,ress ia fnilotsc from
e!tt 10 CITY " some sN1tten fuutn- Jonn hell5
uIns up IN Chisago me weSR ernnet @ s;tv Is enosG
hope 1t is'
On Thursday evening next the popular orator
Theodore. T'ton viii deliver his new lecture en-
tjtlss1 ..tTha W,r,i:s ,rn. Nnrrnw in the Cen
trs,j Xt,sir-Huji T'his viii Uc Mr.. Tiltpn's only
nnDear.,nce here this season, ana his first since
his return from Europe.
The dramatic attraction ut the Academy the
COMING week viii be - Nick Of the WouIIs.' in
which Mr JOSEPH Proctor Will play, Among tho
variety people viii be Hiss Nelly Kichlrtls.
,,ocnl;S.. W,fJnnn e, 1{urton IIe},rovy I3i.ioct