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Howard Athenaeum Speciality Company at the Bitou
Theatre have to stand up to do it. George Thatcher
will have new song for tomorrow night, and Wood
and Shepherd sketch.
Professor Cromwell will give the first of series Of
illustrated lectures al the Bou Theatre tonight his
subject being Paris and the Worlds Fair Of 1882
The Seven Ages has had seven performances
at the STANDARD Theatre and Mr.. Dixie has been
greeted by seven good audiences The piece is
ming much more smoothly than at the beginning of last
week and the scenes follow another without any
disagreeable waits.
Gus Wilams's peculiar STYLE of plaving the piano
is one Of the attractions Of the Hermann vaudeville
performance at the Union Square Theatre. Trewey.
who could give a whole evenings entertainment II
| he and the managers chose, has many admirers
as ever
New scenery and costumes will be used for Fred
erick WaIde's production of The Mounebank' at the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night 1t will be his
first appearance as Belphegor in New-York
1t was intended at first TO give no Wednesday matt
nees OF The Old Homestead at the Academy of
Music TIL the holidays, but it IS now thought that
they may be found necessary before that time. Some
changes have recently been in the scene of the
first act in the direction Of making it more realistic
than ever.
Docksraders Minstres have made a good beginning
Of their season Some time this week they will give
bullesque on Shenandoah" In the meantime the
Dill offered Is full of attractive features.
william II. Crane and his company have been
playing in Minneapolis and ST. Paul since leaving
Chicago, and it is said that they have been well
received: They have given On Probation,n "The
Balloon" and Perichon." "The Senator viii
soon have a TRIAL. II is intended to give Il an
elaborate production in Boston.
Miss Clara Morriss engagement at the Union
Square Theatre follows that of the Hermann Trans
atlantic vaudeville Company, beginning on October
%. She VIII give her new play, "HeleneD Miss
MoTiss health is said 10 be improving
Miss Marie Wainwright Will give "Twelfih N1Qbts
l z. "a
been highly commended everywhere that il has been
| seen
John f. Kellard and Miss Katheryn Price have
! been engaged for the Edwin H. Price Comedy Com
| pany, which Will play "The Bells of Haslemere1 a
| drama by Henry Petit and Sidney Grllndv The
piece for year al the Adelph Theatre i'm London
| and for ninety-SX nights I'm Boston.
On October 81 Miss Rose COghlan Will dedicate
| the new Grand Opera House, which has tust been
erected in Duluth, appearing in Jocelynn
Mile. Rhea VIII play Josephine. Empress of the
| She has just finished tour in Canada.
Eugene Oudin will not remain with tbe NcCaull
! Opera Company after this season He has engage
ments which VIII take him 70 London in the spring.
Louis James has been filling short engagements
| in Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, and this week he
! begins a tour in the South.
1t IS said that the new Gilbert and Sullivan opera
| will be produced at the Lincoln Theatre Fngl;..i
before It Is seen in London. Rudolph Aronson TTs
| the refusal OF the American rights