Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-28
Amusement Notes

Mr.. John T. Raymond closes his season at
Colorado Springs tonight.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is going to recount
some of her stage experiences in Brooklyn
magazine.
Henry Irving and Miss Terry will sail from
New York April 7th on the Arizona. The
Lyceum company sail the next day.
Emmet had recovered from his spree suf-
fciently to play at Detroit last Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Irving sent cablsgram to Tennyson
asking permission to play GA Beckett" at the
Lyceum Theater.
natl audiences last week.
Robson and Crane are playing their new
play ''The Cherubs'' in St. Louis this week.
Shadows of Great City, is playing to
crowded houses at Niblo's every evening.
Henry Irving is to be given public ban
quet at Delmonico's the day before he sails
by William Eyarts, George William Curtis,
and many others. In reply to the request that
ne should not say positively that he would
not return to this country, he said that
luties at home would make returns to this
country impossible.
l. Miss Marion Elmore will star next season
in ''Kitleus,' beginning at Kansas City
August 10th.
Booth will close his present season after
playing two weeks in Philadelphia com
mencing April 9th.
Lester Wallack will play fortnight at the
Park Theater, Boston,, beginning the first
yyealr i.1M Nov He will TrASant tTl1n1OTp NV,
and ';Impulse"
s'The Guv'nor," which was here last week,
is playing to big business in Philadelphia,
this week.
Mr.. Jos Haworth, who is to be Sig. Salvi-
mis- leading man next season, will play erich
ard III;2' 'Hamlet" and ''The Dukes Moth
on the stars off nights.
Miss Banks, the daughter of General Banks,
who has been studying at the Lyceum school
at New York, will make her debut in 'Da-
loota" at the opening of the Lyceum Theater
in two weeks
Mr.. Charles Barrow, leading man at the
Boston Museum, will have his benefit next
week, when will be given ''The Three Guards
men" and ga Regular Fit" Mr.. Sol Smith
Russell will appear in his specialties.
Rhea is rehearsing new play, ''Piccolino,
or Power of Love- which she will produce
in Washington in a few weeks
Nine. Janisch continued to act, notwith-
rhage in Albany few evenings since and
had to disband her company. She is recov-
ering at the Vendome, Boston.
H. NJ. Pitt received a check for 81 400 a
few days since to compromise his suit for
Sc, 900 against the Madison Square Theater
management for salary.
The ''Private Secretary" has cleared $40,-
900 and is soon to be replaced by "Sealed
instruction" T" which is being rehearsed with
Mr. Pit in the leading role
Nat Goodwin has engaged Pauline Hall of
s'Ixion" for his ''Bottom's Dream, to be Civ
en- for the first time in Boston next summer.
Ada st. Clair, formerly with D'Oyiey Carte
Opera company, has signed with McCaull to
sing in PIRATES of Penzance." She will
sing here next week.
Mile. Nevada received among her other
presents in San Francisco last Monday even
ing purse of two thousand dollars in five
Iollar gold pieces from her former school
mates at Mills seminary
Sonnenthal, the greatest actor in Germa-
ny, sailed from New York last Tuesday
the Ems for home. His reception in this
country was very cordial. He only played
two weeks at the Thalia Theatre.
The stars are playing as follows at present:
Emma Abbott, Dayton, o.; Aimee, Philadel-
phia; Boucicault, Brooklyn; G. B. Bishop,
Phiiadelphia; M. B. Curtiss, Boston, Carle-
ton Opera company, Reading; Fanny Daven-
port, Cleveland; "a Parlor Match" Denver;
the Florences, Montreal Grace Hawthorne,
Wis. Janauschek, Brooklyn;
Margaret Mather, in Massachusetts; George
G. Min, in Pennsylvania; Minnie Palmer,
John I. Raymond, Leadville;
Monte Cristo," Cincinnati; Louise Sylves
ter, Denver; Kate Castleton. Nevada City
and Sacramento.
By special request there will be an extra
matinee at the Star Theatre next Wednesday,
when Irving and Terry will appear in "The
Merchant of Venice" Mr.. Harbury will
play the Duke" to Miss Terry's ''Olivia" in
''Twalfth Night" Monday evening VIII II
wing is absent in Boston, where he addresses
the students of Harvard.