, 1881-01-30
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Aug. Pitou will hereafter manage the bne1ncss
OF Mr.. Joe Murphy.
Miss Georgia Tyler on the Goth left this city.
She goes to Boston.
Flint Kennicott will join Katie Putnam's COM
pany Mt Columbus, Ga. tomorrow.
s.The Ticket-of-Leaye Man" will be the at
traction at Foxs Theatre during the week.
Miss Annie p1xley, tho clever soubret. will be-
gin an engagement at McVtcker's On the 7th.
The Matte Vickers company have returned to
town. Sickness is said to have been the cause.
It Is said that Boncicault will fill an engage
ment ut Niblo's, New York, in month or six
weeks.
Leah. tho Forsakcn," with Miss Eaton rs the
star, at tue Hal5tcd street efa~house To-
morrow night
Mr. John ". Norton is going to star the lntest
Louisville dramatic discovery, Miss Selma Fet-
tcrs, through the SOUTH
At Mcyickers, this evening; the german com
pany will present MOser and Won Schonthaus
fye-act comedy entitled, War in Peace
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight will produce
Hartlcy Cu1npbelrs play ''Goyernment Bonds
at the Grand Opcra-House on Monday evening,
the 1th
On Friday night Billy Rice, fresh from Brit
! aims chalky shores. appeared on " the end V at
IInverys. His admirers give the traveller q
royal welcome.
The Olympic manager announces that he VII
Congress Of International Attractions which is
another name for variety show.
Morton Il I1omer's Big Four NinEtre1s 30 from
Hoolcy's Theatre to sun Francisco where they
will play long engagement The lust perform
ance In this city will he given fortnight
|" 1fr. WILL J. Davis, tho associate manager Of
the Grand 0pcra-l1ouse. is still confined to his
room ut the Sherman. He will be about in a day
Or two again, his friends will be glad to learn.
There is no foundation to the rumor that the
,a1t Tr1ir1x stroll nf R7rn
Primrose s. West is to be dissolved. 4 con-
tract has just been mat,s to keep together until
1856.
Herr Suendor1, the manager OF the Gerrnania
Theatre, New York, has succeeded in obtaining
d lease OF NaIlack's Theatre: for eight years.
NucnlorT will take possession Of the house
when Wa!lack's new theatre Is ready for occupa-
ton.
1uccd at tho Odeon. Paris, last Monday, is a fail
ure. Sarccy condemns it.. aud thinks that NJ.
andet has no adequate iea Of i'd dramatic 4 laws s
the novel; and its incidents are very closely fol-
lowed.
In John P. Smiths adaptation Of the Hanlon
Lees piece "Le Voyage en- Suisse there will
l5aI; brothers, Mr.. ". II. Bartholomew, Mr..
Richard Golden, Mr. James Sturxis: and Mr.
Harry Brown. The novelty will be produced ut
the Boston Globe TheAtrc on Feb. II.
The other day Mckee Rankin read play TO
Manager Palmer Of the Union Square Theatre.
The Washington Republic prints d bulletin to the
effect that ''Sr. Palmer WAS conscious at the
Inst advices but feeble and anxouslY inquiring
for his old standby, Mr. Sheridan Shook. wno
went TO Albany the day the play was to be read.
The Washington Herald gives Kate Forsyth q
lecture for raising her skirts and pulling up
her colnely stockings while waiting in the wings
in full view OF couple dozen fadies and gehtlc-
men seated In the dress circle, and while McCu-
lough was wrestling with l'trginius." This was.
indeed, very wrong: but Kate prefers comfort
to appearance evidently.
On Wednesday morning, says the New York
Mirror, before Judge Dnly: the first round in the
but1le Of Mackayc VS.. Mallory was fought, and
resulted in a knock-dowu for the plaintiff. The
Mniiorys, through their counsel, made 4 plea to
have the case transferred to another court; but
the Judge denied the motion, instructed the
matter to be placed In the hands Of q referee