New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-02
THE DRAMA

MR. FIGHTER AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
1t has been known for some time that phi
differences between Mr. Feehter the lessee and
Mr.. W. b. Duncan the owner. OF the Lyceum Theaier
as it has lately been caled-on Qureenths prevented
the opening OF that theater, and the Inauguration Of
Mr.. Fechter as NewYOrk manager. With the details
OF the controversy not acquainted nor Is Il likely
that they would interest the public. Paygoers in gen
ersl, however will be very glad to learn that Nj
Fechter's temperance on the New-York stage VIII
shortly take place. He will not open the Iyeenm Al
least believe his separation from that enterprise
contemplated but he has received aud accepted pro
posal from Mr. Augustn DAILY TO appear at the Grand
Opera House, and 10 produce THE Count Of Monte
Cristo." His engagement will begin on the 2s.n Of
April and informed that he will give as perform
ances and receive eco for each The Count Of Monte
Cristo DO produced in precisely the which
Mr. Fechter designed TO produce at tue Fourteenthst
Lyeeum The success OF the enterprise seems cortaa
Mr. Daily has acted In this business unusual Wis
DOM aud for the first time since he assumed the man
sgement OF The Grand Opera House." his enterprss
dignity OF character. and Importance ART
The subjoued correspondence has passed between Mr.
DAILY aud Mr.. Feehtcr:
NEw-YoRK March "a 1913
MT DsAR Mr.. FEcHrER; Lam tod that the dihicaL
ties which have preyented the opening OF your neg
"Lycoum," All Winter. have finally eliminated ADD
that YOU have Withdrawn atogether from the eon,erS
Relieve me, regret tins more than 10, ief
have firm faith In the multiplicity of good tleaveis
believe that every ntSttltss
which Is added To the list OF metropolitan anus,
immediately increases the special puolc 10 whea
each appeals, and becomes directly beneficial 10 AL
this reason that sincerely regret not % hsfs
the opportunity OF welcoming you brother nanaSth
However, something rs IN my power aud hasten TO y"
pose IL 10 You.
The public have been looking forward with eagerness
for nearly than 20 months 10 your reappcarancr On E
NewYOrk stacy, and 10 yonr splendid prVuuctUn
Monte CrStO;" and am Cetau thar the present dls
matte would be considered wholly incomplete.
you should DO forced 10 disappoint thein n both.
therefore or you the stage OF the Grand opera hou
for tho balance OF the season.
am aware thpt, the period have 10 offer does nes
furnish you with the opportunity for the extended fu
Tor Your magnificent play which you have every Ntsf
10 expect; but beg you viii consider II ia the sprs
have suggested IT. and let mo have your deo son AS e'
as possible. Very sincerely yoars, ABGUsrN DALI
No 5I TESrII-sr.. n " March Is, tsa
DEAR Mr.. DAILY really don't know now 10 Anssu
your KIND proposal rather answer II by aeeepuhs
IL AT once. !,
You have taken frightfu load OF my pind-thss u
breaking faith with The public. -,
Although was unlawt1 y aud In a vile way forcedp
H. could not bear the notion of dsappOiatiuS ny 'a
p0rters. Thanks TO you feel myself anew aui, tAa9ss
10 you again. Monte Criso" will De nesenpad th'
season. spite all ugly tricks Ia prevent is pertorml
Name your terms. accept them d'aednce. ani su.
ever consider myself IN your debt Tor TIE hSW lo"
brothery assistance viii throw ca 'ho who.r ms n''
leurs thankfully. (uAELGs FkcurAA