The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
COULISSE CHAT.

San Francisco IL enjoying ''The Shaughraun.n
Happy Frisco
DOwnlng's band plays this afternoon at Jonep
! WOOD Colosseum.
wallace Is travelling through Sweden with ais
pony, dog and monkey circus.
Maurice Grau. ait, has secured Nine. judo
| for this country next season.
| The season At she London Haymarket closed on
| June 20 with Buckstone's benedt.
! Henry Neville reappeared at the London Olympic
| on June q, In 'The Ticket OF Leave Man.n
! on June % Mr. irving gave MS swo hundredtn
representation OF "HamleW at the London II.
! ceum.
Goadonon. not being found good enough 70
manage the opera In Russia, has been succeeded.
! oy Falyzn
Professor Gustavus schmitz starts In \ few days
for tho oatsklls, after q season or hara aud I'm
| portAnt musical work.
! Daily has hurried OF to san Francisco, where be
succeeds JauauscheK at PlatPs Hall In Chicago
| be met with good success
Az warsaw the Grand Theatre Is Just now 90
eupled by q company OF French artistes, under ths
direction OF Mile. Emile Keller.
Gilmore has an entirely sacred programme to-
night st MS garden. Levy Win play his most
religious vein ana Sohst VIII sing pathetcally
Ban Francisco has an infautiie opsra botu1e COM
pany, the Drma donna orwhich is called slgnorltA
Carmen Eevda Moran, and she mas Just turned
her eighth year. She carries her doll 10 help her
along.
Taers VIII be lew novelties next season. Booth
opens with BarrY Sullivan. There will be a
deluge Of Rose Mlchels then a grand rush for
something to all IN. with nothing good 1t present
| In view.
The Academy says that NJ Charles Monsslet IL
about to mRKs-and somewhat late In nfe--hiS
nrst appearance rs writer for the stage. no nas
4 wrff a Shn nj in viii poic
berg, OF the Theatre Francsise, WILL have char.
acter out OF her common line.
! AT the Circus Salamonsky tho celebrated Nile.
Estntr Austin has appeared In several OF ner ehsr.
acter dances, and her American sand JIG hss been
| loudly applauded. "Cndereuan has been pro-
euced on scale Of mucn magnlhcence, ana has
proved . great attraction. Lille Lee has appeared
rs tue Fairy Godmother
MIR. Farnie's burlesque "LooD Is . success in
Liverpool, as it was in London. TIE little theaua
In Clayton square has been well attended since
the piece was produced. Perhaps, however, ths
secret OF thS lies in ths popularity Of the arStss,
10 whom are allotted the chief parts, all Of WhoTa
PLAY vita Vigor aud spirit worthy Of better
piece
The old mcIodrama Of marie jeanne" with
Marie Laurent In the principal character, 10 draw
Ing well OF the Theatre Lyrique, Paris. This piece
keeps It's hold wonderfully on the sympatnies OF
| sne puOho, considering the engt1 VI hhe 'has no"
elapsed since 1t was nrst produced. Originally
brouEhs out for the celebrated actress, Marie
DorvaL 10 created . great sensation on ita nrs'
production. cRie1y owing to the powerful ana
! pRthenc acting OF Its chcf interpreter.
AZ tho Odeou Scribe has taken the place OF NJ.
Porso.RicRe, ans tive most delicate and graceful
OF comedies replaces the ncry melodrama OF "Un
Drams sous Philippe" Fashions change, ard
none moro strkinRly than those In iheatricai
matters. A few years ago-nay scarcely q 10"
months ago 1t was the fashion TO sheer az ths
comedies Of Scribe. at his yeung ador, MS
celoneis, his nice little girls In white muslin, mis-
lack o. depth his ignorance OF social philosophy
ns avoidance OF the discussion OF social problems