, 1873-07-13

JULY Is, 1873.
find these hglly.splcod plays oonnned to ono
place Of entertainment.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Alt. J. K. Emmet Inns played Fritz In Brighton,
England, lately.
gothorn's next practical joke will DO an at
tompt to play Hamlet ut Walfaoks noxt HoaHon.
Tho interest felt by tho public In salylni's en-
agKcniont At a Now York thontro is i!ulglItonett
hY tho announcement that Ribtorl will probably
Join him.
Fanny Davenport, tho Fiftl, avenue magnet
during lilo past winter, will 1t IL said, 10 starring
noxt goason.
Katio and Annie D1aylow aro in Now York,
md aro going OH n cruito tn Long Island sonhu
with party Of theatrical puoplo.
Mrs. Bon Buter wna once leading lady at tho |
National Theatre, loston, boing then Miss Hill
droth.
=, "Brct Harte'a poems, llor Letter and
Flynn Of Virginia, hayo hool, dramatlzed for |
Lyt1ia Thompson aud I,oita will return to this |
country In August, tho former with new COM |
pany, and Lottn with Boveral HOW pioces.
Mr., DAILY Inns protected tour Of tho proyin-
company. They will open in Cincinnati Sept l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Joforson md Mr.. Will
ian1 Warron saod for England on Wednesday,
In tho Cuba. Miss Noilaon aailed on Wednesday,
last.
Two now phys llhyo beon given In london
lately, one a four-aot drama by AIr. Conway Ed
wnrdcs, oallod Tho Finger Ut Beorn," tho other
comedy called "'rwixt Cup and Lip"
At tho Jubilee exhibition In tho Paris Thentro
1tnlien Is ANAL reliquary about double tho
siso p ngsr ns containing IL sa Sanslty
T,... ts.,1,5 tnna
poured in the person of a hr. Joseph II. Kcane,
who IL now playing 1rving's vagabond horo at
QUO of tho Philadelphia thoatron.
Ii Tho reconstruction OF the Park Theatre In
Brooklyn has begun. It will DO rooponed In sop-
tembor undor tile acting management OF MIR.
Thomas D. Morris.
Augustin DAILY will reopen his Fifth Avenue
Thoatro OH Oct. ID, on Twonty-oighth street,
ncar tho cornor Of Broadway.. His proHent es-
tabllahment will be retained by him under tho
| name Of tho broadway Theatre.
Perita Sanchez, Al years Of age, and known in
| this country aB circus rider and IN Europe as
| variety performer, recently jumped out OF
window In Paris, and died, because Horny Fran-
Ole Leo refused to givo her 8, 900 francs. He lad
already given her o., 900 francs.
Tho Directors Of tho Alexandra Palace hnv
| ing accepted tho oiTor made by tho Directors OF
apart day for tho benefit Of tho Huiforers Of the
| late fro, tho lato was fixed for Monday. Tho
| bonolt was great succosa.
Tho groat and elevated sketch Of metropolitan
| life entitled s4The BeRts Of NowYork," with lit.
j. ]. Wallace, the author, in tho principal char
was given Inst week at Nblo's, whore 1t failod.
Tho fhoatre is closod, and will reopen In Au-
gust with "Tho Black Crook"
New York papers hall With gladneEas9 tho an
In ono of the principal theatres Of that city aoon
as the "Man O. Airlie." One paper says :
"Bottor news has not baon recorded for a long
time-tor this Is ono of tho most beautiful and
bonoAcial impersonations thes grace tho atage."
Fraulein Clara ziegler, tho German trago-
Theatre in Munich, is trying to got leave Of ab-
aenco in order to accept nn engagement offered
by Ulman for 100 performances in the United
States, at S1,000 each, beginning next Sep
tombor.
While " Miss Rosa" was boing l1ftod by rope
to the trapeze during circus performance in
San Francisco, on tho evening Of the 9th ult.,
tho ropo broke, and Bhe fell twenty foot. Tho
netting had not boon raised, and tho girl struck
with gToat force on the ground, receiving serious
injuries.
tits announced that III. Ofrenbach will open
tho Gaiote, Paris, On the 10th Of August, when
the Dernier Gascon,"a grand drama In fiye
acts, by MINI. Theodore Barriore and poupart
Duyql. will be produced: This HIS will WI DO ohel,,
although he loased the Gazette Honlo time ago.
It ia alleged tint tho system, Of managerial
protection" which prevails In the Pariaan
theatres with reference to lending aotreaseg, has
already found its way to Now YORK; Without Inoelt
| French drama would ho devoid Of Interest to
thoae behind the footnghta.
Tho average salaries Of bareback riders arc
from s176 to sG00 per weak. James Robinson,
who has been thfrty-t"o years III tno b'lsinags y
; the world, hna refused 800 per week IN Ger
many, while filling anolhor more lucrative on
ragemeut. Madame Roland and Madame Dock-
= | ponnaB.
Matt Morgan. whose panorama, "raris in
Tears" was one OF tho chiof attractions in !" LoC
r and Lotos" at Niblo'B, is now engaged upon five
gTporb paintings ropEesenting the Isnptstlona
! War-to b. introduced at the revival Of the
: "Black Crook" in August. Tic paintings. whict
arc very largo, asa said to h executed With the
a minutest attention to detail and offect.
t Tho New, York Mercury says: "Tlle past
:. wintor has been financially disastrous to tloa
}, tres, especially in the West md South. It Aat
: been stated that Ben Do Bar lost $40, 600 In st
2 vol, 6s5, ,oo6 in New Orleans, Mobile md in out
s lost ali ho had at the Varieties, Now orloans."
J. A Philadelphia papor foots up the drnmnt
Il business Of Of the principal tleatres AZ fol
- ~ lows; Miss Nelson played for three wceks. ant
y tho receipts were ~, ,000. Miss CHARLOTTE Cush
y 1nau played for two weeks, md the receipts wer
~ - s18,0o0. Mmc. Janaunchek played for fol,
u weeks, and tho rooeipts were $4,000. MI
F. Eothern played for oight wookB and t.roo nights
:, and tho roceipta were 800, 500. Miss AgnoaEth
% % played for two woeks, and tho receipts wsr
~ ~ e14,o00. Mrs Chanfran played for three weak
~ and the receipts wore $l3, ,500 or an average
70 70 $3.50 per night.
n A now and benevolent protective order Ia tn,
n. known RB "The Order Of Seals" composed I
80 members Of tho dramatic profession. It was O
O. Kanized in September, l6l1. IN San lrancl6c
IN and proposes to unite within the bonds of OF
10 sacred brotherhootl the schttored and discorla
II elements OF art literature. and Intelligent wor
ly manBllip." The headquarters are at San Fra1
O. ciHc0, the lodge thcf0 DolnB Known aa III