, 1877-11-04

aHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
pitch, and one Of them said, Mister, believe
! can Ind out where your horse has zone" ant
started oil, and in less than twenty minutes re
Turned with it and the boy who hal stolen it.
laklng thankful OF change from bis pockets
"r; Adams gave good sum to each Of them
and rode away"
THE LATEST rARIs SUCCESS.
Lucy a. Hooper writes as follows OF "Lz
Cigate," ]" the latest Paris success:
Take notice. Maggie Mitchell and Lolita. Mcilhae
and Haicyv. autors Of . 'Frou- Frou, y and Of IN
Vulnerable other plays have just Esen al the Va
rleucs ' ne% comedy entitled La ci:a'e: Do
ooes not aplear in the traditional costume 90 cx
quisteiy immorta'ized by jules Lefebvre in biz
celebrated picture. LII Caqat< is little mounte-
is rescued from the mi*eries Of her life BY young
painter. stralghtway she fa'ls IN love with her
She is afterwards, like La f13~ du Rtqinataf. dis.
covered to be the long lost daughter Of noole
| the manners and Lanits of the n,oun.chank con-
tinualiy cropping up 10 the surface amid the vle-
Of the dF,wGs nns Ia g"
for Der by her ncw-found relatives, hut
/ her aItEt- friend turns up after hasin: been
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voted affection Of thu little heroine iier family
h are only too glad to yet this unwecome he,ress
safely married, and the piece close. amid general
,cniarly new being partiy suggested by '.Mign',n
| and partly by La File dn Regiment - Dut the
play Is Interesting and vel! constructed. and the
| authors have tavishcd on the dialogue all lhc
| sources OF their sparkling style. The weight OF
the whole performance rests upon the shoulders Of
Madame celinc Chaumon- who personale the hero
Inc. That wonder, nj little acttcss was never more
al home than amid the rlvacics and ab:urdlties OF
| her new role. In the mountcuank scene. she exc
cutes seight. of hand tricks, juSgies with three
oranges, and performs other fcats u. though she
had been bred to the business from childhood.
She is auly seconded by Dupu's. who peEsonatcs
the kind hearted artist IN Il very admirable
ner. In spite Of the election e1ctements, LA
Cisu}c is at immense success.
now 4 DIALECT ACTOR GOT COSTUME.
III conversation with the reporter Of the San
Francisco Chronicle the other day, Mr.. Joseph
Emmett, the avtor, described his difficulty in Sc
curing the costume he wears when playing
Fritz, the German emigrant:
1T was in Buffalo. New York, W said Air. En-
met. ''tha, succecccn in getting so excellent
dress for Frtf-. Up to the day was to play tho
part for the first time / had nothing suitable to
wcnr in the character. had eccn many cmlsranss
hut none Of ttlem were alfred charac accrIstscally
enough to snlt me. rehearsed for the last time,
aud felt mnch annoyed At the deficiency. Hut
trusted Providence and started once more for the
railway station, where the cmisrant-train was es~
nected-a place hau been visiting previously for
so!ne time. When there i've minutes heard the
whistle. In cane the tram and oil jumped the cti
lerants-ouc two three-snd none mad clothes to
suit u1e. But No. vas unique costume Of the
Falheriand- junl the thing wanted. approached
hin und addressed him in the oest German could
command. lie knew too mitch Dutch for me- AMI
@hen go Out Vi words he simply Looked puzzled,
tried English anu hr seemed worried. 1 took
hold Of his coat aEu pointed AT mis- boot. to show
tlcu it, lie thought was rogue cmfgrant
ruuncE, and tried 10 edge out OF tue dcpot and get
9 took s 1F ana astsd h. HIM t.
anu rushed away from me as II were ronher- ]
was not 10 be defeated. l wanted h,s clothes and
must have them
II rushed int an adjacent lager beer saloon and
called to tue harlsecper:
=. Here. Peter come here: qnick;"
''Ny, Tors dc matter, 70: fou looks oxcited'
Don't stop there. Come here. or ii will be too
Ny Gott, man. you looks frightened OF your
self. Vas house frc!
~'Do you thai eu1isran. two squares up going
into that lager bear sa}oon?"
Yah; sawn him.
has on. lmust have them or can't play F'ruz to-
night"
mo. no, shall make fafnrc in any other
dress but the one be has on Go and get II at
Buy it ut any price One hundred, two hundred
dollars mist have it. p"
''Eel'. wait. gots my hat"
Meyer mind your hat You will lose the tcl-
loW. III lend yon one y
SO refer fuSneQ up Inc street at full run
without bis bat and entered the saloon lie stared
4 good while. ] became anx,ou., anu leaving the !
beer to take care # itself rushed after him. Go.
by hait ~ dozen American Germans who were rsa-
sonins with him. 1 called Peter. and renewed my
comedy nth h.n1 According to Peters account |
hang up in bis house in memory Of Deutschland
Money couIun't induce him. 1 ordered u keg Of |
beer, and the Germans pu. themselves outside Of
it and became very happy. IEenewcd the offer, |
and finally obtained them for S31.'
GLOVE AMONG THE ROSES"
tn ,h~ Editor NJ Tx Tribune. |
JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 3l-1n your issue of |
last Sunday there is Al, article from tho pen Of q |
well-known playwright, who gives - his YER
sion ''of The matter would ask the space to give
i the Jdcts'' in tine case. The article was head
cd Love Among the Roses" In it he accuses
bis company Of 'rebellion, disalIection, aud |
absconsiou." We plead guilty to the FIRST two
:harecs; we rebc]lel because our salaries were
1ot forthcoming, and VIC were disaGectcd be-
:ause he wanted us to take promises instead OF |
ash. The manager, Charles Gayler, thought
t was honor enough for us to play iu his drama;
re differed in opinion. In Springfield, O., he
aled meeting of the company, and asked us
q go Oil without money for one week longer.
This VIC agreed to do, and fulfilled CUR part oi
,he bargain. VIZ reached kentun- O.; our house
sas $50; We dismissed ii. The next evening
&c were supposed to plav at BucYrus, but the
hadn't money enough to get US out
If town. They lett Mr.. Gayler's trunk in pawn
or the hotel Lill, and ne proceeded as far as
Forrest, .. Thre We met the distinguished att
,or Of Love Among the Roscs.'''' With the
rltc,' sslnf}a,ion." and many other failures.
si1cn tic informed us that ''lic had arrived ut |
hat stage oi desperation that hc did not care ]
tn whether We went any further or not.'' AS
larry A. Fisher and myself were over two
weeks behind hand. and the rest Of the conlpa-
y were over three. We aIl coincidc1 with Mr.. |
J., aud went no further. Our ''rebclNon u was
o secure our salary; our classification - was
'ccausc We could not get tic aforesaid; our
abscousion ," was sending Mr.. ". IL. Langdun
O Chicago in order to engage COMPANY, and
hereby nlase money enough to paw our fares
:ast. a thing Mr. Glyler never troubled his gi-
antic braiu with wilcu he lett us III the woods
t Forrest. Q.
Mr Languon never exhibited any written
from Miss Jennie Hughes, nor was
cr name used in auy way except IS the star OF !
he company. | hold the receipt in full from
he Indies and gentlemen engaged Ior their
aaries and fares to and from Chicago. DEFY
,haTlcs Gayler 10 produce the SAINT acquittaI 1
rom any company he has ever engaged.
Missal1n9hes' only misfortune has been to
pcnd her time anu money on Charles Gayicr ,
nd his drama o. thus aiding Que 1norc victim
} the list Of J. K. Em,net, Katie Mavhew, John