The morning times., 1896-07-26

Iduction catEy in the autumn. This 10 one
OF the new aperas Col. AaplcsoD promises
10 prOduce.
The Anglolsnxop dunes are rather o.
rowing their Latin si4ters. 6unz0gno hns
engaged for his autumn season at the Lirico
IN Milan, three Angso1Sux0n prime donne,
Emma Nevudu, eyDir sandeFsoD ana karii
Van zuiiuI.
Hope Booth. q little erratic. but possess-
ing correct. uII-te-date idcns OF advert ising.
is doing Ten Minstes IN the Qnartier Latin"
on New fork roofs. and the prog ram sa Us IL
1s desiSnedt TO exhibit tfier ciariils. especially
of figure
Mrs. John Drew, ST., Mrs John Drew.
children, Ethel, Lionel and Jack, Mrs.
Henry Aiiiier aud ter ehilGren, and Mrs.
;s.a.i,es i.s'.'s. arr ae q farin iieur vest
Hampton. Long Island.
hOsCon must seem strange unto itself.
with tEe Castle square Iheate. closed. IJ
was Open for 6G6 uninterrupted perform
ances, ana closed -last nisin tor repairs.
arter Il ifestfviii week during which cilange
or bill was given nightly.
Lewis i1urrison's new 1,lay, THE In
dian, by Coyne Fletcher, rewritten and
rearranged pv Fred hrytun, VIII he pro-
duced at Ha!ifax On August 10. Dramatic
Airror. Miss Fletcher Is u Feyldent OF
washington d nj LIE author or ..kacnelor,s
Baby, ayed last SEASON by y ydney Drew.
a Chicago manager said the other .day,
speakrns OF tic GENERALIZATION going on IN
tuCdIIIIiE tOIuslttEIe. lOI Oh WHO
yenrned TO 40 things for ourselves and by
ourselves a re thinking now long il Will he
before weasnuli be giiid 10 earn salaries US
janitors or adyanee mcn Tor the froh-
MANS
1t seems to have been all a Joke about
Mrs Nv % J0ncs having beenmade chaplain
OF tie Professional Wonan's League One
lady laughingly proposed IL and the rest
laughiDgiy said aye and they all laugh
iDgiy wished she might he alfve TO Off
ciate ut their funerais. That's all there
was to IL.
Mr. Swinburne wrote s0ine introductory
verses Tor the revival or a.ar.owe,s boo
tor austus, " by the Elizabethan Stage So
eiety IN Loncon, ana they were spoken
before the commencement, ,of.the play AS
this Is the first GENERALIZATION that was
ever attempted oftne defInan s,0ry, several
members or the German universities Iotr-
neyed to 1Oudon in order TO see the per-
Torrance.
According to Berioss, the origin OF the
ie;iiersnip .'f the -concertnIeisUef,' On fret
'Si0sin,,in au orchestra arose from the deaf
ness or Beethoven when the musicians, in
0ruer tha, They might s.t.p together, event
Iafiy agreed 10 follow the sight intiica-
lions OF time which the >eoHcertmeister
gave them, and not IT, attend to .beet-
hOven,s conducting stick"
Foote'S comedy, Tile Lar" was really
filched by that author for Spectator
c,.c,c' y euni-uy, Tile Lying Lover" witch
WAS merely ;n adap,a.ion of CurBcille's
comedy, LIZ Acnteur,' which was stolen
from comedy hy tie Spaniaru, Iope de
Vega, VINO was wont o cash you off aliye-
act comedy or SO before bFeakfass, writing
altogether sUn,c hundred OF such plays, as
Master Thomas Hcywoodis Icpuied to have
done.
1.-The Mrnimy,'a a farcicai piece by George
d bay auu n nan Reed, wnich was tried III
"a matinee at the loudOn Comedy Tiieater :
the oti.er tiu y, is said 10 have "a very JuuDy
first act but to De less i.ilItlsiug Thereafter.
The story deals with Tie temporary
revival OF one Of the RaIneses fanny. by
means or electricity and the iu.pers0L al on
or his mummy by n miscLievous Chicago
girl, to the 4 tonIusion OF various Herseiis 4
4 nstf. Is apparently 100 mitch of II.
Mrs. Arthur Bourchier tViolet Eanbrughl.
wac WA appear III tHss eouiIsry next sea-
son in the London success. The Chill
WIDOW" accompanied Mr.. and MIS- hen
M .wo uf .,ist.n sAillrr.o:tn tsi:,s. after
which she WAS with Sir Henry IrvinS's
company, appearing as Annie bofyu IN
Henry vIII.' and rs unocrstutly FOR Miss
Sicn Terry several sincs as koss,moBd IN
Beckett" Then she became q member OF
AusustIn Days London Company, where
size met Mr. Bourchier, and Immediately
uI II rr'.ir nlarrIage they took the Royalty
Theater.
Prof. Gevaert, Of the Conservatory OF
recently gave an interesting 4
OF oiu Ureek music IN that city.
The program contained all the fragments
that nave teen preserved, including the
two hymns To ALoiio, tiiscoveTeu recently
at Delphi. The scpgs were accompanied
after Tue ancient dTeek manner, tie in
struments :DkIng the same part as The
voices, with AN occasional tnterlude and
primitive harrnoiIcs. consisting OF fourth,
NTH, or octave. The Instruments used were
"A Roman bucinu and two tibiae OF auloi,
bass trufDpets and Uboes, which
tieyitert had nacr to order arter models
preserved in the MUSEUMS Or Naples, Rome
and PonIpeii. They were biown by pro-
lessons Oh the brussels Conservatory and
the eDtertainfiio Mt was greatly appreciated.