Daily Republican., 1884-09-15
Dramatic NOase.

The theatrical season In now fully
opened, and there IL no doubt but the
present cool weather will have its effect
in largely increasing the audiences,
and swelling the receipts at the box
Offices. The present season will be re-
markable for the number Of new plays.
six OF which have already been PIE
sented In Philadelphia.
"Lotti Geasmeyer, the Seamstress, I"
ia being played at Hav rly's Broad
Street Theatre, with Madam .Cottrelly
In the leading role. This musical farce
will hold the boards this week and
next, and on Monday night, the Goth,
will be succeeded by McCsull's Comic
Opera Compan In Falka."
Frank Mayo's new drama, "Nor-
deck" will run another week at the
Walnut Street Theatre, where, notwith
standing the sizzling" weather Of the
past week. 1t drew crowded houses.
Nordock" 10 q drama Of the romantic
school. with an ingeniously constructed
plot, and IN elevated aud refined dia
logue.
The Planters Wife" wall hold the
boards at the Chestnut Street Theatre
this week, with Miss Edna Carey IL
the title role. Miss Carey has The repu
tatiOn Of being conscieD tiOus and In
defatigable artist, and there is no feal
but she will do full justice to thu
character In which Maud Granger
achieved such grand success.
Augustine Daley's Company vii
open at the Chestnut STREET Opers
House this evening in Mr.. Daley
latest and best comedy, dollars aut
Sense" The company contains SOM
of the best cOmrdiaps on the stage
among whom il Miss Ada RehaD, VIII
with the other mem t'ers OF the company
have received the highest praise eve
rendered TO an American company BY
the British press
BARLEY Campbell's great Russian
sdrama, Siberia" will be presente,
at the Arch Street Theatre this week
with its thrilling scenes and exciting
plot interpreted by an excellent com
pany. The play 10 a faithful picture @
the wrongs and prosecutions suffered b.
the Russian Hebrews, and has prove,
. successful attraction wherever it ba
been presented.
The following telegram from John II
Robb, manager for Gus Williams, wa
received in New York
MILWAUKEE, WIS, September o.
"Opened here with Captain Mish
Ter" last night 70 over thOusa dol
lars. Play pronounced q great success
by press and public"
Miss Lizzie May Ulmer made he
first appearance as Null, in her ne,
lplay Dads Girl" at the Fourteent
Street Theatre, New York last wee
and scored an immense success. Th
aud fence was 80 delighted with th
play and Miss Ulmer's acting, that l
kcomp lance with enthusiastic applaus
the curtain was raised on each tai
leau, and the vivacious little actres
called out again and again.
Madam Janauschek's manager, Et
ward Taylor, has made lavish prep
ratioDs Tor the production Of the ne
play" Life" at the FourteeDt
Street Theatre, New York, this evel
ing. In this play Madam Janausche
sustains three characters, and is SUI
: ported by very excellent compan
, The scenery Is very fine, and the a
/. vent of this great actress in new rol
h makes this production one Of the DIR
m9tic events Of the season.
Walter Bentley and Miss Brooky
: scored q great success in Burr Oak
| at Ford's Theatre, Baltimore, last wee
D and plsyea to crowded houses eve
'lnight. The Baltimore papers we
Unanimous In their praise of the pl
and the company.