"a Black Sheep," Monday, Jan. 31

Mt. Charles Iloyt is easily the foreuiost anttioT and producer of farce comedies of the present day. His successful plays now before the public are so numerous that there is scarcely a theater-goer that has no't laughed bimself baarse many times over at his most humorous productioms. Hoyt's name stauds as a güarantee of all tbat is foremost and iii;st class in texce eomedy, and wheu we add tliat "A Black Sbeep"' will be yroduced at the Athens Theater in the near future in all its original splendor, our theater-goers can anticípate a treat in the amusement line second to none.