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Show "Our German Cousin." Perhaps the greatest theatrical sensation of the day is "Our German Cousin," with Mr. Jos. K. Emmet as "Fritz." Like E. A. Southern with "Dundreary," Emmet's "Fritz" has sprung into a most astonishing celebrity. East and j yytst the rage has been the same, and not to be able to speak discriminatingly of "Fritz" from personal observation, is deemed an evidence of being behind the times, just as it once was pot to know all about "Dundreary's" limp, eentricities and affectations, We CO- i ti by our Naviil; esotange3 ftat Emmet has reached Virginia City, on way east, and suppose that likely he may give Salt Lake a call |