, 1876-06-11

Il nav afford some comfort to theatrical
managers in England aud America to know that
their brethren in Paris are doing prosperous
business, and that France, which has 80 lately
suffered from devastating war and the pay
@ ment OF IN enormous noemnits' rs stl II, thc
E,a,s aas.;o+u 81 Groma+,c o,,tI,,re ~ a.n
asar b"s ;n:t nnhiishaJ ;ts an,,1,oi toh1o ~ ~
rs.s;ts ~ ;ho po;s 3hea+roe nv 4h rose .tI
ing On the 3lst Of March last This table, as
summarized by the Pdu Hall Gazdte shows that
the receipts at the Theatre Francais have in
creased from e5S,99! to e1059; and at the
Odeon, which has achieved great success with
Les Danichef,"- "a piece In which Alexandra
Dumas had hand,-the1e has been u rise Of
more than e5,co0, from 42o,132 in 1S74-'75 to
a,s .t,,.ai.. - aos1 . nc ene susa.le "utsn
u'1 t ths "f +ha Rnn1nrar = das ia aan.
and }f,c Chanssre 5'Antin whcrc fl,e roroin4s
rh;, ,u ~ ia fo,n, ~ GA oes ~ the te
raar hove risnn r. ee7 S5n Thar ho..o T., a.l'ae
wor,;s ncar1v trehfed themse}vcs 1vit,,;n 49, =
onl tb;s l. an4;roIH .,,,o ~ I.ha.-a
Of management.
sRssy-Roox NOTES.
,.' A'1'e N'140.' 40 1@1 = ~ "o4A vi 4 Ae"
comedy.
Daly's i" Pioue =, has been uirated and played
I, a1nn,ro,1
It is said that Mr., Grau will cancel bis engage
ment with Kossi, owing to the London failurc,
A TRANSLATION Of Dnmas, latest nlav-
sr,C+,o,ro.o - r. ,,orr ,,,,,.- .,,,.a..., - tts
a.a~. mss.s'.,.a Nv" %AD'e' te''''' ''A a. '''
Aonaon nasn1afRet'
Mr.J. H. Ring has PLAYED continuously at the
Roston Museum s;rca auo 7c 1s5e.-+ha 1ono.
est enrarcment If 1hr kind M recor,l f.
America 'A'
Miss Marie Gordon 1Mrs. John 7. Raymond)fs
Wondorfri VANS 1as f',udaa n.m Nv pla5 roi u
hr Nav Arnas F1om;n1' Tho frs+ ro1,raea,te ~ @ ~
t;oa viii t5Ie niocn IN ou.ari 4;,o ba,,a - tha
ilramatist' MEss Glider Is = hrinht ncrsnanar
writer and nne of he c1itnrs of Scr;tnfr,s
afonfll,
Anumbcr 81 the leading citizens OF brooklyn
united in M Offering testimonial benefit at the
Brooklyn Theatre to Mr. a. NJ. Palmer, by way
m cat;am ~ " pnrs W." .uerI be
scith ,1r,mstic stag ,rorthv 1 ther ;'J, H.
nar p,in CIV M1fl IT. ra1 " ee1 r
reasons ), d.c1inad }ha honnft ''oe' 4''
'S.soAS 0e..'>0 't'e 'soeHe"
Mr. owen fawcctt has not Lett the Fifth Ave
nue. Company, as reported: Hc will remain
Of the season, June IL, giving the Northwest
Sammy olympic and PROT. Cudn1Qdder. lie
expects to play in Chicago again during tile
summer July 81, he OPENS at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre, supporting SotheEn, and lie Is re-
engaged with Augustin DAILY for the ensuing
'1.a a4'o "4"se' essso
The New York World prints stngularly in
correct statement OF tue salaries received By
leading actors in America For instance, Miss
Dayenport's pay is put at $50 per week, and
Edwin Booths at 500 for tue same time. Miss
Davenport docs we'll if she has $3.50 per week,
and Edwin Booth is paid 5000 per night, Or
s., GOO per week. Many of the other salaries are
reasonable, but the whole list seems TO have
been made up BY guess-work-
Mr w;n4er,e ecorrc;nr of Mice n;cr,,eo, nm,
MT cr+;r..1r 1,nesn-ycd She hod MT In r;,ri.
tn i'm n,,rn lis motives. His character fnr 1rns
bity ought to place him beyond the danger Of
such an assault as she permitted herself to
make upon him through a newspaper Inter
viewer" By the way, the Springfield Repuo-
iran awards high praise to Miss Dickinson both
as an actress and . playwright. The Hartford
Cott,ant condemns her III both.