National Republican., 1882-11-13
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.

Rose Coghlan says she is going to star next year.
The Abbott Opera Company comes from st.
Louis to this city and will arrive this after
noon.
Blanche Davenport (Bianca Lablanche) recently
received eighteen calls before the curtain at 30.
logna
ain Paradise" in Louisville the week OF Noyem.,
ber 10.
Edwin Booth is creating decided enthusiasm in
Scotland, his welcome there being greater than in
England.
Mr.. Len Grover has secured an order restrain.
ing Carrie Swain from further production of the
play &" Cad, the Tomboy."
Charles Wyndham has made such success in
" Fourteen Days" that 1t will be continued during
his entire New York engagement.
Bronson Howard, the dramatic author, sails for
Europe day. He takes his wife with him, and
intends making London his future home.
DR.. DHniarsch proposes making a Western tour,
taking With him my selected players and Miss
l>adora Martinez as prna donna soprano.
Mr.. Herndo n Morscll Is winning great praise for
his rendition of the part OF the Duke in PA
tience," with the Boston Ideal Opera Company.
The many friends of Miss Minnie Evan will re.
Gret that she has lost her voice from oyerwork. 1t
is to be hoped that rest and curc will enable herto
recover It's full singing power.
Harry Sargent, who has run the gauntlet OF
managerial experience from Modjeska TO Sullivan,
tho Slugger Is now making tour Of Indiana with
company Of indianapolis amateurs.
Emma Abbott is arranging 70 secure the right
to produce Gil bert and sulivans new opera,
- Iolanlhe or, The Peer and the PERI which
will be brought out In New York in fortnight
The report that Lizzie Annsndale, OF the Emma
eide in Cincinnati recently had It's rise in the fact
that she took an overdose OF chloral 10 superin-
duCe sleep
John MpCaull is making a big ego" of 1.-THE
Sorcerer," at the New York BiJou Opera House.
Lillian Russell sings Aline, Laura Joyce Lady Sang
aEaae, John Howson John Wellington Wtts, and
Dgby Bell DR.. Day.
The fifleth performance Of The Romany Rye"
at Booths Theater New York, was celebrated last
Monday night. The theater was handsomely
decorated with flowers, and beautiful PLAGUE
souvenir was presented to every lady in attend
anCe.
Captain r. b. Bainbrdge, once well known in
| this country as slippery Dick" the famous anna
teur oarsman, and also one of the original propre-
tors of Booths Theater, New York, is now the
manager of the Theatcr Royal, Manchester, Eng
| land, and the Royal Court TheateE
under is English Eng tide Sf %The Outlaw" and in
regard to his impeIsonation John FIeund's Muste
aud Drama says: Tue last scene dafes alike crit
ici'm and description. 1t alone is sufficient to
stamp salyini Us the greatest Of tragedians, terri
BILE In his intensity aud pathoS."
Miss Belle Adams OF this city, who was lately
attached to Duff's Passing Regiment" Company
in New York. has been engaged as leading
lady in o theatrical company, and commenced
| tour Of twenty weeks throughout the Cam
adinn provinces. Twenty-Five society plays
will be presented. Miss Adams has become pro-
ilCient in her art by sheer force of energy and
hard study. She has ability and ambition, which
VIII enable her 10 succeed in the profession she
has chosen,
Active preparations are being made for the great
Cincinnati Musical Festival to be held next year,
Theodore Thomas will, of course, be the musical
director and Arthur Mees the chorus conductor.
Il Is intended that this shall surpass all former
festyals. The programme VIII be as follows:
symphony, No. o, Beethoven. Second night:
Requiem loP, 4Gl. Brahmsi Scenes from "parsifal,'
rS gFR s9Gi Esyp Hanae Sef
Fourth night-The Redemption new, Gounod.