Grand Opera House

A traveling man from Rome relates that he saw "Charley's Aunt" in the Eternal City, its Italian title, "La Zie de Cario," sounding very odd. The aunt was done by Signor Leigheb and was as exquisitely funny in Italian as in English. At the opera house, March 14. Charles I-. Davis will make his appearance at the Grand Opera House March 16 in his oíd standby, "Alvin Joslin." Mr. Davis is now making his farewell tour m this familiar play, and after this season he will bid goodbye to the stage forever and a character he has played for seventeen years. "Alvin Joslin" has always proved one of the most successful plays, and has made money steadily since the day of its birth, seventeen years ago, a remarkable record of prosperity that cannot be duplicated by any other play on the boards, unless we except, perhaps, "Únele Tom's Cabin."