, 1876-03-05


The moet Important DRAMATIC event Of the
season in Paris was she productioa on the 14th
nlf- 1t the Theatre Franchise, OF the new plsy
| Of Alexander Dumas, entitled "LEtrangere.~ y
a correspondent Of the London Times sends by
! telegraph long account Of the representation.
from winch the following extracts are made:
It is not. ks the authors preyions dram,tc works.
either the Development Of theory or an argument on
thu subject Of clsusc Of the Penal Code Il, D:uas
has abandoned this syste1n. He evidently wishes to
anaS3e three things: First, the social inutility of
@ tnose who have wasted yoush, strength, md for
n9n:; next the author izass..sss St1ss he
gho saercea mads h,s Of the 5ea
some wo1n-out titled rake. The Varrsnu is ersoni6ei
os SoT9e.su the daughter by the Duchexse de- Sept
INIT sdreoturesses who parade tAer rices and tfer
passions throughout tho world and who after sowing
to wellregplaed society on tie d.y ybsn honarahls
women, instead Of fearing tae oppose ind styrgsie
with them. Of this class Ers Ciarkso The Etra,1sIs
summed up III ten lines. The Due de- Seut,nons bss
fore his marriage is madly in love with Mrs. GARRISON
nrs Garrison does not for the DUKE but is also
deeply IN love with GeruTa. In the end In ord,r IL |
reward s51tue md allow the Dstehtss 10 marry Gerard
deceived husband, Kills the DUG, the C1arksons ~ 60
"a nack X To- Ane1isa and the curtain fans Mean-
will; s,l,;: it MY r. e. rema5ked that IL Dumas has
simply preserved the legal and not the moral character
ot marriage. When the DueAesse de .Strt,uoux sees
rard three years after her marriage she throna her
30 one were present and abe not married. She nays
lhe yonnc gr to G1fasd, snd eyincea the teuderness
Of berothea to him and he it il who is Obliged to
her TINT since their last meeting cofn,noa
place but dieagrceable fact has occurred. and that
Ias. Ao'16san has become The wife Of living Duke,
side. Sarah Bernhardt hns given to the mart Of u1.
;dTks0n grandeur and lofty character Of mirrloH
corn and hatred which will make it one Of The n,ost
inf
che remembrance Of this will ncoutestaby s1ryira !
1 uu3s, ~ a. Piece lor which very long stay on the
'us OIL tAe lneat1e tranc@ise cahnpt be predicted !
NOTES.
rom his plays.
George Fawcett Rove has made q hit With
: Brass" at the New York Park Theatre. II
Lingard's sisse1~in-law, Emma Dunniu1. has
'arr1ed an Engllshman named T1atford, owning !
ouanZa mines. n
Lie Globe Theatre Company Of Boston is to i
'ake provincial tour during the engagement =
the Kiralf5a. n
William Warren, the favorite Boston comedian, I r
actured muscle in his leg lalely and vas dis =
lied for several days. a.
It is said that Mr. Daly, who was verv much
debit has cleared hitnself, and lald lot OF
oney away, with "Tque.''
Barry Sullivan will appear at the new Mcguire
'ehtle IN san trancisco tomorrow, supported ~ ~
J. Catbcart and Maguire's company,
It is said that Miss Mary Wells, of Booth,a ~
Il join the Flfth-Avenue Theatre next season -
that Mrs. Gilbert will 70 to the Union A.
uare. Ii
sol. Dom Piatt has written a play called - -
lie in the Lobby" There ia one scene intro -
nr~nh hJy% ~
I others in Indian dress. at
nc1sco begins on the 10th of July with by
ose Michel" to be followed by Lied
ray" and the "Geneva Cross wb
hakspeare was introduced to the Russian | da,
e in 17s6 The play was The Merry Wives c;t,
Windsor which WAS produced under the | o.
}, What Happens When fon Have Basket ~
OF Linen to Wash" VA.
att Morgan has leased the Lyceum Theatre .ue
lew York for the spring and summer saaeons the
this year, aud will open it March Is with = pril
1eville entertainment. Miss Minnie Palmer Rcr
been engaged for tbs new company. mr.
ransements for the production OF "ssrda. .B,
nus q hooth Iheatre have been perfect sna
: Nr. Palmer in Europe. Nj. Charles Cal ~ ~
.1aa nae ae.esa @ sG ondessake the management Of ~
ere u an amusing newspaper con.rova,s7 tue
ew York between the f:n1tnf Io.nay in tt
Laudis as to which ia the snnar,or ana berg
part OF NauaIef. Both nartias r. p1tto1mef With
rsy !, =; appear to be cFacked-brnned Stage Wy Wy
za;a hro,ch =. oa.. trou1
hsa NJ if ~, eonstac. E1eh impresario the +
- -ta ~, ~ ns 1i tIoss FATE letter. atten
1,ss ~ IN IT, horn pad "a specu- perfe
q GIT along; +: aud he and Paris are mutually nA
yard King writes from Pari,. ..rh cey, ]
= the tragi-comedy which seems - 10y .o" be 81
he greatest success with the iury in the Thur
ellis composition for An American plav in Der O
''''''9' ''84t 10 10 90 produced here pea<a