New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

EXIT SALvINI.

To-day Sign0r Salvini will sail, with his
dramatic company, for South America HIS profes-
sionaI tour OF United STATES though made 10 the face
Of obstacles arising from the panic OF last Autumn has
resulted happily for the actor, alike IN reputation and
proat Throughout this country tho name OF Silyint
will he held I'm admiring remembrance that Of of
tbe greatest actors modern tines and understand
that he takes away clear profit beyond all expenses.
about $4,000 His FIRST appearance IN the United states
was made at the New-York Academy Of Music on Tues
day evening the 10Th Of September, s73 in the charsc
ter Oelo and. counting in the performances gwen
at Havana he has acted times during this memorable
tour The representations distributed as follows:
in New-York 39 Boston u; In Philadelphia ID; In
New orleans s.; Chicago 8; in Washington 7; In Cin-
cnnaH 8; in St. Louis s; in Baltimore 4; in Hartford g
In Providence 8: New Haven 8; In Brooklyn2; ia
Albany 2; in Milwaukee In Louisville 2; in Rich
mond 2; ia Newark /; in Syracuse /; In ROchfs-
tor /; IN Buffalo /; in Detroit - IN Toledo /:
aud IN Havana o. The parts acted by salVipi'
and the number OF repetti0ns, were the following;
Ohsllo 30 Hamlet, %; Suiiran tDarh Gorrtek)' 20:
SaDlson is; The Gadiaor, 16; Conrad In La MoTte
Ciyie," l3: Esssz, In Elizabeth II; Hgom1. o.
Paulo, 10 'Flancesca da Rmin." 4: Murine Odi0t,
In The Romance Of Poor Young Man." 2; Jose. IN
"The Coast Guard" 2; The Old Corporat 2; the hero
Of Crime Avenged by Crime 2; ChriStDpher c0''H-
bus 2; Milton /; the hero of q" Pamela" l. Iorqnd"
Tasso L. aud SAUL The gross receipts for these $50
performances we're about $4,000 The manager OF Sal
the enterprise but also he has lost nothing and nav
ing conducted the tour with energy, taste. and SKILL ana
kept faith with and public, aud worked very nafd
~ nlace the greatest of continental actors properly be-
fore the American community nc will be held to deserve
credit and esteem with all judcious persons. IL Il not
to be denied that a great deal more OF money might
have been earned for all parties out OF this
salvini tour had the actor conceded moro to
the public wish and ofener appeared In acceptable
parts But those who fancy that Salvlul has not peeh
we'll managed have only TO consider that in city
be visited be himself chose and named the parts that ho
would play, fashioned his own programme, and never
nerntted even asuggestion from his manager 50 that
IL errors were made, they made by salvlni hm-
self and not by Mr. Grau. who expended $4,000 III prep
aratiop before the actor his foot these shores.
and who has been reess his endeavors ever since 10
make his soourn in America both abundanty lucrative
and brilliant In fame The results art In the high-
est degree satisfactory. current OF ideas has
been let loose upon stage new characters hava
been uegesed to our actors the tendency TO use BID
lical subjects has received strong impetus and tho
imagnations OF paygoers have been aroused by con-
tact with new ideals OF passion and grandeur such as
have failed to the standard of taste
in these matters.
wALLACK's THEATER-EAST LYNNE.
After three weeks of Mr. BARLEY Camp
bells Fate" at wallacks Theater, the bill was
changed last night and drama. on the popular sub
tect Of Mrs Henry Woods novel East Lynne" WAS
represented with Miss Carotta Lecercq IN the double
mart OF Lady Isabel and Mdddne Vine. The attendance
though light for Walack's Tnester, was considerable
for a sutry night, and the performance was followed
with interest and received with favor Miss Lecercq
appears to advantage strongly passionate parts