, 1881-09-04

! tlSll-l,e Wouldn't lie for one tish.
/ DRAMATIC NOTES.
j. r. Emmett allu company will appear next
week 1T llooley's Theatre in "Frltz in Ire
land.''
Ulvcrly's new theatre will positively open
| one week from tomorrow with Robson anil
| Crane in ''Twe1fl1l Night"
The famous dancer Vcnturoli is now /,
public begG;r in New York. She is lalnc
and repuisive in form and feature.
The London correspondent of the Il ncri-
cttn -lrt Jpur'lut says that ll:,ycriv's black
aninstrels 1lo.lt take there us well rs the Mats
| todons, their jokes being mostly too old.
Jessie Fremont, Il niece of Gen. Fremont,
will enter the theatrical profession this sea-
son, making her debut i'll Needles and
| Pins " III Rochester tomorrow night LII New
| York society the lady is well known lis Mrs.
| Ferris.
Anna Dickinson will appear this year as
| Claude Nclnottt, Hamlet, IaoAaco, and lfHc-
| beth, us well lis in her own play ol *'-tu-
! yeian-" She begins her tour Jan. ), but will
continue only three months, Is she begins
| her engagement in London curly III June.
Mr.. John McCullougll's company will be
the same Us tast season, with tic exception
| that Mr.. F. Is. Warde will no longer be with
| him :,s ic;1dnE-1l.;.il Z. X Collier has been
| promoted to Mr.. W:rlc's position, and !.
| promising young English actor OF the name
! Of Stevens has been secured tu take Mr.. Coll
| icr's parts.
| Adelaide Cherie and Mrs. Alice Mansfield
will play .Mnry Htuthc ami .tiei,et i'll the rc-
yivui "f Tile Woriu'' al Nibio's Garden.
New York. The rest of the company is the
same As seen in Chicago. lielty Tracy and
Grace Roth 20 with the travelling company,
+If f1tt{I L iG
| playing in John Eaymonl's company.
Buffalo Bill opens at tile Olympic Theatre
tomorrow night in his new and powerful
entitled '.The Prairie Wait" Bison Will
lain has been Heard Of before. III Is the
| ever known: lie is OIL ting outpos.s Of the
mimic world, to be sure, but is clvairous
and daring to taut. Make room for tic
! romantic trapper Of the fly-tlrana.
The Nessrs. Mallory are certainly doing
much for the temperance cause al the Madi-
sou Square Theatre through the medium Of
the elevated stage by reducing intermisslons
between acts to lifty-tive seconds as it is illl-
possible for the average theatre patron who
nay 90 cut to ''sce a friend'' during the en-
trarte to indulge in any but the hricfest in
professor'' is still on the bills-Nclu lofl:
Herald.
Tile tragedy which often lies back OF the
comedy OH the stage WIS sadly apparent u,
tile opening night OF g Sniff " at the Fifth
Avenue. One Of the actors buried his child
tl!at aftern1"n; but lc was toappear at night
It's usual. The orc!lcstrn thougltlesly struck
up - Empty is the Cruz - for its first piece
it,wn Utterly. 4 IitlE:tg,Q;cr lie was ,loing lis
best in Il conIlcal cha sSter 10 make the audi
cNce laugh.
.rAe lan,on,lses 1,svo arrive4 in New
Suisse y 1T tie Park ;rhratrc Sept. l.. 1t is
Il kind "f pAnt0nEinc. with lialog and action
something like that Of al ordinary farce. The
llanon-l4ccs are the Old and familiar llan-
Ion brothers. They have gone out Of eyn,-
nastics, and. taken the last part Of their name
from Mr.. Lees. the gentleman who brought
them OUT and travelled with them. Their
performances have had great success in all
parts Of Europe.
cinderella ut School'' finished its short
RIM II naly's New York Theatre last night,
INV ~ WI , pS fro, inc i2 SL hv "
D,iy and entitled 'Quits.' 1t is Ut the same
texture as Needles and Pins" THE east
will include Lewis Drew, Bell, Laura Joyce,
Ada Ada fellun, Mrs. Gilbert, aMt Aiiss Helen
this city,, who has Il heavy nltl-wonan part.
Miss May Fielding, Marie Williams. Charles
lie Clcruc. anu other lllelIbers of this re-
mar rkably strong organization do not appear
III the new play.
Willie Winters first opinion Of Il new play
is utterly worthless. Everybody who has
followed the course OF dramatic criticism III
New York kllows that. When lie is not
prfjudiccu i'll favor Of SOME personal ac-
Quaintalicc, lie often falls into III obscure
thing or nothing. There is, indeed, too much
sweetness and light in the New York criti-
cistlls by Il long chalk. But it is seldom that
ol.e Of the critics is caught out a. badly us