New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
rur RONING pIAYERS.

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Mary Anderson will act IN Booths Theatre during
The next four weeks, from January TO January -.
......Joan Mccullough remains another week in
PHILADELPHIA. and then goes to Boston, where he
will appear, at the Boston Theatre, January 9--....
Rr Jefferson ended his season, last night, at Pitts
burg He may give few supplementary perform
nncps hrt he Will almost meilately proceed 10
his plantation at NeW-lbeT!a La--tAere 70 pass
three months III the congenal occupations Oh paint
ing and hsl,ng..... .GeneyIeye Ward appears, Ills
week In Montgomery. Atlanta, Augusta and >aVan-
nah. SIZE had brilliant week ID Nc"-OrIeaAs'
ending last night.
Edwin Booth ended ms engagement in Boston
last night. 1t has lasted since December D. and 1t
has been successful, almost beyond precedent. Mr..
Booth Will appear, during tie present week, at Fail
River, Providence, Newark and EastOn......M1.
and Ms Florence viii devote the present week TO
sandusEv. Toledo and Detroit. On January they
appesr M Chicago .....John r. Raymond appears,
tomorrow night. in Memphis and stays there one
week......Johu :. Clarke remains another week az
the Lvceult Theatre, PAlladelDhla 1890 Miss
Banch. doe Bar is 20 emerge on the Sth INST at the
OLYMPIC Theatre Chicago, In a Play entitled Eve,
the Saes!ady,' which, a. It's name implies, Is rub
Dish. One 81 the many social evils anu Hulsdhce'
Of our time however IS glanced al hcltn-tAe
ptifu egotsm which peryaues ali classes OF society
and. among other Consequences, makes shop-glrls
call themselves ladies anu Lod-cafrefs and boot
blacks walnut themselves as gentlemen
Locke Richardson appeared in the pulpit Of the
Rev Edward Everett HaIe's church. in Boston, on
Chrstna, Day and recited the Biblical narrative
Of David nd Goiiah Pauls EareV ELL TO the Lphe-
SLAMS and the Christmas Carol" Mt Richardson
does these thing, with force and feeling and I'D ex
ceuout TASTE bIt thd pulpit seems a strange place
for such proceedings. However. tins Ia a progress
HIye age and DC Mav yet happen that We shall see
Mr.. Wal.a.a and Miss COyI4au acting tle " Morn
ing Call ta the chancel OF OH Trinity. Meanwhile
Nr. Richardson has had q proditou- success III
Boston and ls the literary lion Of be hour
Mis- Kate Clazton Is ills week In New Haven,
Worcester and other New-Eugia1d towns near
Boston Her Intended visit 10 Boston is deferred.
......Nr. Thomas W. keeue Will appear this week,
at tine Park Theatre Boston-.....Ar Bousicauit APP
peaIed al the Boston Museum December p, as
M4cs iu his own irish drama OF The Colleen
Bawu." sir Woolf says, recording this event, in
The Gozc,: His performance was marked by al
OF that G.i.rou,ly quiet hInog, quaint tenderness
and artl. c refinement Of style that have 80 pleas
ingly distinguished 1t hitherto, and was Te4,hcd
with the same full and keen enjoyment by the
audicuc. as at any ,ime m tLe past. L. fact TINS
admiral. artist never played better. ana the az
hence oi a- apparent euort ID ms acting eAeIcib-d
81 Of its old charm Mf ShIel Barry accompanies
BIZ BOuei,lu.t Miss Anne Clarke, Miss sadie
9aftuni t4l Fanny Muwut are acting with hiu.
AZ Is announced that Mr.. BOucc4llt viii return 20
england 900 the conclusion Of the present limited
Engagement ---...NI,s JriIty-LeWls WAS, last
week, o. t.c Windsor IHeIiIc, Iu BD-fOu.....-l he
AfaIiys VI DO this week prOdIc. The Black Crook
~ tAe 'iOue Theatre. B0stOn-..-.-Ihe JOcu1T
tiahIoh- Lees Will reach Boston February q. II
saAc1el- h-d only had such Lees as these are,
~. ~ DtaS OBJ, 10 might almost have forgotten tie
Daraef Of Aiag Duncan.
L"na Abbott appears January @ in Louisville.