The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-14
THE STAGE.
The Beginning Of the Dramatic Season
Plays, Old and New, Being Put
on the Stage.
EnRE1CiN.

but furcibly entitled I'd. il. 50,
II il teegraphed from Paris that Mf 81 ,, ,ay
xoIa has engaged Salvini and kistoil ~ p'"s
together In America next season.
last vearsshly ~ dramatic pieces were pro-
1rnad in pnrie. M against 155 in Ionuoh an
$50 In all England. .--...,a,,.,.iar
The row about the right or repress.I,s.a,'bb -,
nf apinafore" In London has bte - se anntani
q compromise, the manager la ara sullivan
IND theatres agreeing TO pay hlee'to oo..A -
afid Gilbert their royalty. IN,
Tha London Times announces that ~ mas
heen resolved to bring out hlT. ZION npuei,,
eault's new play at the enc q oepse e
This new play II presnla presumably n Nal su at
witch is now being FepIeseh.o" n'shuS "'
booths Theatre.
The Troisieme Theatre Francois is prepar-
,nr i On ysaDnerie IN four acts. IN verse, TO
s,,eesed ia Veuve Chapuzot. LIZ - called
An t87O-7l, and there ~ talk In lt Oh Blsmareh,
Gambetttt and Garbaldt.
The new pieces In hand at the Palais Royal
include Zoe les Bains," by Hennequin ana
Pernety; LA Perrugue,. by Dslacour; Les
petits Coucous," by Belot. and Nus, MI de
.Wicomte dc LetorIere' will also be revived.
and Mile. Legault will appear In Deiazets
role.
Messrs. Hennequin and Najac, joint authors
ofaBebe" receive for their share Of the pronts
III MI, Burnands clever version OF their piece
M less than one-tenth of the gross receipts at
the Criterion. This Is identical with the terms
which French authors are In the habit OF re,
caiving from the Partisan theatres iOr original
works.
Croizette wrote upon the card Of her Eng
lsh sister actress a graceful line 81 fafeWell
in French, pressing Nelson to come to see
her ii Paris, and saying, by way OF apology
IN not appearing in person, My son has been
fiji" Nelson shows me the card, furtiyely.
with d smile and a shrug. IL hear the nnke
d'Aumnle has settled 100000 on this boy, she
says.-Olive Logan's London Letter.
The Paris theatres on August 20 were pre-
sentIng plays, ETC.. ~ follows: Opera, Ia "a
Juive;' Francois, CHINA and .Ecole des
Palais Royal, Lies Locataires de n. Bon,
deau;" Folies Dramatiques, mime. Favart;,,
q Porte st. Martin, Les MYSTERIES de Paris; =
Troiseme Theatre Francats. La Venve Cha
puzot;" Chateau d'EaM, lie Barber de se-
ville;" Cluny, Lies Vacancies de Beauten-
According to the London World, Miss Nell
son has had d tremendous "send-of' from
London, and one cannot blame her managers
for believing that her popularity IN this eoun s
truly enough, not long ago, that Mile. Bern
harit has chic, but no beauty, and that. III this
respect, Miss Nelson has every advantage
over her. AMIR. Max Strakosch guarantees the
larue sum MT that Whether Miss Nelson
has progressed In her art or not remains to be
seen. She will open In this country next Octo-
Der.
Mr.. Charles Reade Is out with another OF
his unique advertisements Here Is an ex-
A tract "Men who defy the moral law, trusting
& to q mere defect in parliamentary law, walk
the rogue's march on a razor's edge; ana 1
warn these offenders against the elgntn COM
mandent and the Golden Rule, that II catch
them presenting for money on public stage
single character, situation, scene or vital
passage which is In the French drama u AS
aommoir," or the English drama Drink,
and y not n III novel tha Iea sde
q Of manager, writer and actors concerned 10
the fraud, without any further notice than
this advertisement which will be made part
Of the plaintiffs case"
DOMESTIC. z@
J. K Emmett has arrived from Europe and
will begin his season at st. Louis Oh the
fifteenth.
Charles Stevenson has been happy father
and Kate Claxton happy mother since last
Sunday All are doing as well as could be ex-
pected. .=.. ..
Aimee takes her ninth long, last, lingering
farewell to America. With Aimee this fare
well business has become decidedly chronic
We shall doubtless see her next season.
Miss Fanny Davenport has had Lucille
Westerns old play, THE Child Stealerr,
considerably altered and improved. and she
will perform III 1t during the coming season
Manager Henry E. Abbey does business or
alternate days In Boston and New YORK, and
rooms on the boat between the cities. Hence
he is considered Sound sleeper.-[New IorE
Star.
Miss Mary Anderson announces in pub
lshed letter that she will give Sheridan
Knowless play, Love" the first place 10 hel
repertory during the coming season. She vii
act In London next summer.
Notwithstanding the fact that "Wolfart's
Roost" has been altered and improved consld
erably, since the first nights OF Its production
at Wallack's. it has failed to make hit q
bring John Raymond fame or fortune
"A Royal Love-" by Dom Piatt, is tn,
pear next month at the opening OF Haverly
Brooklyn Theatre. The subject OF this dram;
| Is the same as that which forms the basis Q
Rowe's Jane Shore" and OF the later piec,
by Mr.. Wills
The stock, tools and fixtures upon the farm
of John E. Owens at Algburth Vale, nea
Townsonton, Md, We're sold at auction OF
the third instant. Mr. Ovens leaves Sal
Francisco, October, 30, for Australia, and vii
make trip around the world before return
ing to this country.
Mr.. Augustin DAILY announces the openin,
III his newly built theatre on the site of TIL
Broadway Theatre, On Wednesday, Septem
Der II, with new farcical comedy in tire
Singer and the Cypher," supplemented by
eomedietta in one act entitled Loves loun
Dream
Barry Sullivan is coming to America i
January or February, and will act his wa
across the continent to San Francisco, Whent
be will sail for Australia. His scalp ws
paralyzed by an accidental blow from tt
sword Of an actor who was playing Richmon
to his Richard recently, and his hair turne
snow-white within two hours.
The three best scenes In Mr.. Boucicault
new play entitled Rescued; or, q Girl
Romance which will hp nprfOrmpI night
at Booths Theatre, until further notice, are
beautiful view of Mount Audley, an origin;
end picturesque view OF the newsboys' clu
house, and the still more novel and strikln
Tiew Of the swing-bridge over Eayley's ga
Charles Fechter left in manuscript two ac
o. play entitled Napoleon and Josephine
In which he intended to act. The rest OF t.
PLAY Is missing and q New York Journals