Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Theatrical Notr-.
Joseph Jefferson played q euccessiul en-
canement in New Orleans .ast week.
Shenandoah the beautiful story or
the late war between the states, Is redp'hs
q harvest IN southern cities Just now.
The Broken Seal" an odd production
of SIdnund Gundy. is creating much III
terest m New York. 10 was produced ~
Palmer's last WEDNESDAY night = week a-o
for the first time IN tals COUNT r..
Young J. j.. Emmett, Dr.. proposes
making tie present season snort one aul
gong 10 Europe n the summer TO cul'l-
waite his voice.
Sir. and SIR. Kendall were handsomely
entertained IN Baltimore last week.
Mr. Robert HlIard has sent M hls Two
weeks notice % the managers of " Blue
Jeans 90 the f0urteenth-Street Iheatre.
lie l. said % have "a new play That ne j.
anxious 10 give an early production.
One Of the new iyu-es IN tine waX-w0rk
deua-tment Of the Ldeu Museum ls sad 20
represent tho winner Of prize beauty
contest III Europe. IL IL cOstumed m one
of the late Emma AbbOtt's dresses which
is SAID 20 be worth $4,000.
Sir. Palmer's arrangements for sending
his dramatic company 10 Europe % CONE
pete III the Vienna Dramatic tHrosilon
| are not completed yet, for the reason tndt
| AlE. lhltuNk mas A"' N''''- W
people abroad.
'Tbe Askin-Rorke Comic Opera Compa-
nv. Oh which Dlgby Bell Is the star, VIII
produce a new operetta, entitled Jupl-
| tsrr al Palmer's Theatre early IN April.
| TIE hbretto - uy sir. Harry IS. smith, ana
! the music 10y Julian Edwards Inc COM
pany will be virtually the same a. that no"
| appearing il the lar ana Iaiihi-
| LepOrtsof discOurtesy IN the bOx-Oi1ces Oh
| A. ~ A,.~l IrpnT WIN UUlAil4l
| freouencv, and IA some ms .ance5 the COM
,laint. are very bitter. The most frequent
! 1r.uud Of complaint is the unwlillngue-s
! If the men in the bOx-otiices 10 give pur-
! chaser. GOOD seats. People arrive rs early
4 a. 7.30 ouly 20 he told that there Is nothing
nearer the stage han the tentn or fifteenth
row. and they are obliged - take THESE
| seats or 90 without any.
! The English Rose melOdrama by
| Sims and Buchanan, and the first written
! bv those authors IN collaboration. Will De
! nroduca1 al PrOctOr's lWenty-thlrd street
| Theatre on March Eth. The play has had
| n Lone run al the Adelphi Theatre ia Lon
don. Tie scenes are laId IN Ireland and
| liza Mot hears some resemblance 60 The
| Broken Seal" 10 tells the story OF a muir
der committed b. ruiiian' VINO, repent
ing. makes confession 10 a priest. ne
latiar's brother Is suspected OF the crime
|
knowing the truth. cannot save ms brother
for bv doing 50 he would break his VOWS O.
the Church. -,,..,i..
- - +rsnsiatioa and adaptation of
VIZ TAm nos stn, and also with the prepa-
tions for the first presentation on .u any
stage Of " Robin Hood" the much-talAed'
about poetical drama when Lord ienhy
SON has written for Miss Rehan. Names
q ~ C6,"is drawing very well, so that Dir.
DAILY is in no hurry for the pT24a g Le,e
a5sTtation viii not be en- expensive
play to mount as the scene IS Of TO-DAY
and no costumes OF scenery Of importance
are required. Very likely It will be Put, on
for four weeks only SO "a 10 be added %
Tho repertoire of the company during
their next western tour. Extraordinary
care Is devoted, however to the most MI
mute details OF the Iennysoh pay s lnco
Mr., DAILY Will make this piece lls opehih2
attraction when he dedicates his ne"
theatre ~ London.