AMUSKJIKMS. "A MM at the Llrcui," "Iho loll l'arad is" ami "Peaceful Ullry." The closing performance ol"A Night at the Circus" at the Theatte lat UaluMay waning drew quite a larje nudlencr, and everyliodr aeon ed lo enjoy the piece Infnenitly. It U, ua the name lm lira, a conibliiatlon ol the aUge and the circus. There It Just t nough (lot to take the tpeilatora easily from the ouo to the other on J the various Incidents ate well concept. ed and cleirerly trranged. Tlie play It only farce, lta chief aim is, ufcoursc, luamute,lutthe aiAhor, at the tame tlmu he tuakre ua Itugn, nteiclleasly chastliea a ciftsln kind of hypocrlcy which cutrrs lolltti morallt) with a cloak of virtue. In the niimtrous funny eltuatloiis, hunur nnd sticairus, there la much lo d for tttlittlou. II waa played by a good compuuy. "Till. IAIST I'AllADtaK." Tho return engagement of Cbarlra Ktohinau'a Block Coiiiany ol hw Voik lu Do Mullet' lay, "The I.oit l'aradlse," takca piece on Tuts-lay Tuts-lay anl Weduenlay, August llltli and 1711i. This Is a play th.t romblnra nn Interesting love story Willi leasont ou the labor ('jettlon. It can bo safely predicted tnut the second engagement ol thla coui any will meet with lavor even to a greter digree than e-na manlfetted at the flist aji Isrance here n shott time ag9. "I BAC rill. VALLKV," Hoi Smith Ilutsoll, the charaoterlstlo comedian, returns to Halt l.aku City next Friday and Balurday lu lilt latest and gruatrat play, entllltd "1'esctful Valley." In II Mr Klddir bat again show u one ol the many attemj ta ot the ttagc to get away from tho mas aud feathers of unreaf mock heroics and come back to the simple, earnest ret timolol real llio In lu Uflasjeclt. Thla lay and the unlquo wny lu which Mr. llutsill rendered hit character char-acter "Hosca Howe" last season Is favorably remembered by thorn who hadan opfcttunlty of wlltirs'trtr It. It Is a great treat to tte this telor on tho stage.